Arms race diplomacy and anti missle debate in the nuclear age
A commentary outlines U S worries over stabilizing the atomic arms race and the Soviet Union's advancing multiple warhead plans. It notes Sprint and Zeus missiles, radar reliability in a nuclear environment, and the Johnson administration’s efforts to slow Moscow through diplomacy while Red China looms as a strategic factor.
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Soviet Union
Leningrad
U.S
Sprint
Zeus
Johnson Administration
Palaris
America
Johnson
Moscow
Defense McNamara
Dean Rusk
United States
China
Red China
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
Sinus Infections and Home Treatments Explained
Health Talk explains the four sinus groups, causes of headaches, and practical remedies. It advises medical guidance for persistent infections, steam and heat for relief, careful use of nose drops, and cautions on antibiotics, hygiene, rest, and avoiding tobacco and alcohol.
Pentagon denies deliberate Hanoi bombing claims
Eyewitness reports of civilian casualties in Hanoi sparked a global drive to halt U S airstrikes. The Pentagon says no deliberate bombing hit Hanoi center, noting some damage from other causes and that pilots were prohibited from approaching within five miles of the city.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Aien
Pentagon
President scraps 3.2 percent wage guideline
President John son ends the 3.2 percent wage and price guideline after repeated breaches by business and labor. He warns both sides to self discipline to prevent a wage price spiral that could harm business, labor, and the nation as prosperity risks turning to inflation. He urges restraint for the nation’s economy and cautions about the dangers of creeping inflation.
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Ess
Labor
Johnson
Busi
Juan Colum Bus First Name Debate Sparks Controversy
A Spain based report claims Christopher Columbus may have been named Juan and born on the island of Malorta, with research attributed to the Venezuelan Embassy cultural attaché in Madrid. The piece notes Columbus wrote in Spanish and used Colon as his surname, while Juan would be an unexpected switch. It casts the Columbus discovery debate as volatile, echoing recent claimant-driven controversy and a British Museum Map Room official caution about lingering darkness in the scholarship.
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Spain
Columbus
Juan
Island
Mal Jorta
San Antonio
Colon
Unions Versus Labor Dept Stir War Over Probes
Seafarers leader Paul Hall leads a congressional attack on Willard Wirtz and the Labor Department, charging use of probing powers as punitive in internal union affairs. Hall cites Duluth case and broader investigations as evidence of government overreach impacting 13 million workers.
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Ashington
Congress
Labor Dept
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Hart
Sailors
Hall
Atty
Bob Kennedy
Labor Secretary
Dept
Office of Labor Management and Welfare Pension Reports
Ottawa
Readers letters critique against foreign policy and social security
A批 fragmentary letters page cites Hob Considine on aid to Hungarians and Poznan rebels, critiques Rostow and McNamara, and questions Johnson era social security plans. Readers urge America first, protest Vietnam war management, and call for replacing or prosecuting leaders if incompetence or treason is suspected.
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Hob Considine
Free World
Poznan
U.S
China
Walt Rostow
Johnson
State Department
McNamara
Russia
America
Andrea Nichols
Dohnson
Great Society
J. M
2 Way Street on Viet Cong Civilians Policy Debate
The letter argues Viet Cong forces have murdered over 3,000 civilians in the South in the past year and 30,000 in a decade, contrasting with North Vietnam civilian casualties. It questions why so few object to non-military targets and critiques media coverage and public ignorance.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Rego
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Ring Features Syndicate
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British Museum
Ulion
By Victor Riesel
National Maritime Union
Big Joe Curran
Justice Dept
Duluth
Mim
Rail
America First
Vietnam
Co. W. Steinbrecher
The
Small Society
Brickman
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