Congress reviews Vietnam policy under McNamara Rusk
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee eyes a full review of U S Vietnam policy with outgoing Defense Secretary McNamara likely to testify and Rusk reluctant to speak publicly. The panel voted to seek a public Rusk appearance and reviews the 1964 Tonkin Resolution amid parallels to the Pueblo incident and debates over escalation.
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Thought For Today on Vietnam War and unity
A reflective meditation on the Vietnam War protests and policy debates. It cites pacifist figures and Ivy League protests while weighing potential outcomes and the domino effect of conflict. The piece ties moral reflection to broader questions of national resolve and humanity.
Why Not A State Of Mankind Address By UN
The Register advocates an annual global address by the UN Secretary General to report on mankind’s state. Proposals gain traction in Congress, arguing TV and radio primetime worldwide could broadcast the speech with translations. Supporters say it could unify people and spur actions on hunger, poverty, disease, and war.
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Oil Dominates Life in Area as Britain Withdraws
British plan to pull forces from east of Suez unsettles Gulf states that live on oil or hopes of finding it. Iran and Saudi Arabia initially allied against Nasser, but a rift followed the Bahrain visit. Abu Dhabi leads in wealth. others remain poor or traditional. Faisal shifts toward Nasser as relations with Tehran cool.
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Buying furniture wisely with established quality advice
A consumer affairs guide advises shopping across stores and comparing designs and prices to judge furniture value. Rely on reputable manufacturers, ask about finishes and inner components, and avoid rushed sales pitches. Long-term buying favors higher quality pieces that last across decades.
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Bug Dust On Resurrecting Old Abe And Breaking A Chain
A columnist rails at GOP claims of reviving Abraham Lincoln’s memory and lampoons a February feature in the Republican Congressional Committee Newsletter that allegedly quotes Lincoln posthumously. The piece questions political use of Lincoln’s words and notes the dates of his death, then shifts to recounting a superstition chain letter that promises luck for forwarding copies while detailing its dubious origins and potential real-world consequences. The writer labels chain letters as deceptive and warns against belief in guaranteed rewards, urging a focus on truth and charity.
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Prayer For Today Eternal God Provides New Year Hope
Eternal God I thank You for this privilege of a new year and ask to walk humbly with prayer and faith. May all things work for the best, grant guidance and strength, and help me give a good account of my stewardship. If my time ends, grant eternal morning through Christ the resurrection and the life. Amen Gordon A. Stolle Yorba Linda Calif minister Yorba Linda Moravian Church
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How Communists Negotiate at Panmunjom Lesson for Talks
Bruce Bioss argues that Korean truce talks show how the Reds bargain under pressure. He cites the Kaesong and Panmunjom exchanges, noting constant distortions and delays, and says real concessions come only when a wall of pressure holds. He endorses Admiral Joy’s view that negotiations are green-baite warfare.
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Raleigh Dentists Form Local Dental Society in 1914
Fifty years ago in Raleigh near Meckley the dentist group met at the Deckley hotel and organized the Raleigh County Dental Society with officers L A Martin president W T Riffe vice president H Hunter treasurer and T C Moore secretary. Local business remodels add space in the ladies department to expand stock and filling capacity.
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