Ann Landers Columns on Family Touchy Matters
Dear Denver and readers, Ann Landers weighs in on family dynamics around Vietnam era reunions and the ethics of in laws meeting soldiers at airports. She condemns selfish behavior, advises letting families handle emotional moments, and cautions against trivial pretend marriages among teens while offering practical, compassionate guidance.
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Ann Landers
Vietnam
Denver
Problems in Appalachia especially for youth
A UPI tour through Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky profiles youth in Appalachia facing poverty and limited prospects. It contrasts harsh mining damage with pride in mountains and resistance to federal programs while showing families debating jobs and schooling, strip mining impacts, and access barriers to vocational training. Karen Summers Johnny Runyon Willie Young and others illustrate local hopes and frustrations amid national poverty efforts.
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Appalachia
UPI
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Navy works on deep sea rescue craft after Thresher loss
Four years after the Thresher tragedy the Navy advances the Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle program. Assistant Secretary Robert Frosch told Congress a prototype is under construction and that rescue at any depth is planned by coupling a DSRV to a disabled submarine. Plans include a 20 000 foot Deep Submergence Search Vehicle and a $410 million oceanography and anti-submarine budget.
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UPI
Navy
Robert A. Frosch
Congress
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Frosch
New England
Portsmouth
N.H., Naval Shipyard
Engineers seek new site for canal
In a UPI report from Pasadena, a seismic exploration in northwest Colombia and southeast Panama is under way to find a canal site. United Geophysical Corp. vice president Hubert M. Rackets says two areas are under study by the U.S. Government for an Atlantic-Pacific sea level canal. The Jacksonville District Corps of Engineers conducts the study for the Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission.
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Corps of Engineers
Senate passes 7 percent investment tax credit bill
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill to restore the 7 percent investment tax credit for business. The measure, requested by President Johnson, would provide a $1.7 billion tax break for industry and was sent to the White House.
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Washington
Bank robbed by telephone call bandit
In Salem Oregon the West Motor branch of the Commercial Bank of Salem was robbed of about $14 000 Wednesday by a caller claiming to have a rifle with a scope. The voice ordered staff to place money in a sack take it to a nearby phone booth and wait 10 minutes before calling police. No witnesses near the booth were found.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Commercial Bank of
Mountains seek Army aid to mold long-lost hope
A veteran mother laments local failures as Johnny and 45 others fail Army tests while federal funds build roads, Headstart programs, and vocational schools in the mountains. She doubts it helps Johnny, but hopes for benefits for younger residents.
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Zona
Record clearing for Maj. Marcus A. Reno by U S Army
The U S Army said on Wednesday it will change all records to show Major Marcus A. Reno was honorably discharged on April 1 1880. He was previously dismissed for personal misconduct but exonerated for his conduct at the Battle of the Little Big Horn.
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New York
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Percy urges World Court action and UN buffer in Middle East
United States Senator Charles H. Percy says the Middle East crisis strikes at the heart of society and may require world court involvement. He proposes UN peacekeeping forces be redeployed to Israel and the United Arab Republic to provide a buffer between hostile armies.
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Chicago
UPI
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Middle East
World Court
Hague
United Nations
Egypt
Israel
United Arab Republic
Barefoot in the Park World Premiere to Open in New York
Paramount will premiere its film adaptation Barefoot in the Park at Radio City Music Hall in New York in June with Hollywood observers noting the event as a high profile start to the release. The production stars actors expected to draw significant attention from trade and public audiences.
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