Tragedy in Hon Ba Viet Nam bombing kills villagers
A morning Viet Nam report describes a U S Marine bombing of Hon Ba village killing thirty five Montagnard residents and wounding six. The strike aimed elsewhere was a wartime accident. an investigation is planned as Marines delivered aid and removed casualties.
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Churches and Taxes on Income Business Ownership
The Christian Science Monitor discusses Treasury worries over the Clay Brown ruling allowing a nonprofit including a church to buy a business and gain tax advantages. It urges congressional action to close the loophole, end tax exemption for unrelated business income, and prevent churches from competing with taxed enterprises.
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Christian Science Monitor
Future shopping carts to speed Supermarket checkouts
An Orangeburg newspaper notes a Southern Railway Agri Business Newsletter item predicting motorized shopping carts guided by sonic controls will follow shoppers, with radar bumpers preventing collisions. Cartmobiles will let customers ride and shop, reducing walking but likely still facing checkout waits.
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Vigilance and Justice Against Returning Huk Threats
Ray Cromley argues the Huk phenomenon resurges after past campaigns in the Philippines and abroad. He cites central Luzon activity, Marcos seeking aid for expanded civic action, and lessons from earlier anti-Huk campaigns. He warns that underground cells persist and require continuous alertness and adaptable tactics, not simple military wins.
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Pay Raise and 60 Day Session Amendment For WV Legislature
West Virginia residents read about Legislative Amendment No. 4 proposing three parts: raise lawmakers salaries from 1500 to 1800 or more, authorize expense payments, and establish annual 60 day sessions. Support cites Sturm and Clitt. debate centers on pay and expense provisions. session change divides opinion. The column notes No. 5 will cover school amendment.
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West Virginia
Raymond Clitt
Rutgers University
Council of State Governments
Wheeling
Charleston
Legislative Interim Committee
Guidance for a Student Facing Family Trouble
A high school student writes of parental desertion by a father living with another woman. The columnist offers compassionate, pragmatic counsel about coping with social judgment, avoiding hate, seeking dialogue, and drawing on inner strength plus time to heal. The piece ends with a prayer by Paul S. Wright, Portland minister.
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Watch On The Potomac N Viet Nam Can Limit War Costs
Robert G. Spivack argues Hanoi could cap losses by accepting gradual de escalation proposals, noting U S patience thinning while stressing differences from Nazi Germany. He warns North Viet Nam leaders to study Ambassador Goldberg UN steps toward de escalation and to avoid prolonging a costly conflict.
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Fear of the boss may be unfounded says expert
New York based psychologist Walter V. Clarke argues many fears of bosses are groundless or stem from misfit stereotypes. His activity vector analysis AVA helps reveal if leaders are aggressive adaptable or open to change. Boards should match presidents to needed roles to avoid stifling leadership and company decline.
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