Editorial Our Opinions Stock Market Adjusts Without Panic
The New York stock market dipped to a 1966 low then rose as the Dow Jones closed at 878.60 up 14.36 from Tuesday. Automobiles congressional probes Viet Nam Gemini 9 scrubs influenced quotes though many firms posted higher sales and profits. Banks and savings with high interest rates lure investors, suggesting a new floor without panic.
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Viet Nam
Savings and Loan
Space setback tempers mood on Gemini 9 delay
Americans feel disappointment at the Gemini 9 postponement due to Agena rocket issues and anticipate a three week delay before the next launch. The piece argues that space programs yield vital knowledge in weather, communications, lunar and planetary science, outweighing prestige and setback.
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End of Old Crisis Hints in Southeast Asia
Observers note tentative shifts as Indonesia and Malaysia move from open enmity to cautious cooperation. A new Indonesian leadership may focus more on domestic issues than border conflicts, while Malaysia weighs prudent Western caution toward Jakarta’s nationalist momentum.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Jakarta
Hearst Castle and Cannery Row Echo in California Trip
Dave Felts recalls Hearst San Simeon with its art filled palace and state monument status. He notes Cannery Row in Monterey fading while Steinbeck's readers recall Bear Flag Saloon, then describes sights from Los Angeles including Dodger Stadium, Farmers Market, Huntington Gallery, and a Roses parade route. He contrasts CA cities and jokes about Peoria rain.
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Sarah Siddons
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Education Slowly Closes Gap African Colonies Gain Independence
New York Times analysis notes Africa's independence contrasts with ongoing neo colonial influence and dependence on foreign investment and expertise. It cites Nigeria as a success story and discusses education as key to self sufficiency, while regional economic ties and external markets shape future progress.
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Agency For International Development
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Nigeria
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Ivory Coast
Senegal
Ghana
Zam
Community panel on city manager plan seen as one sided
Carbondale readers note a Chamber of Commerce panel on the council-manager proposal failed to present balanced views. The letter argues costs, tax impact, and alternatives deserve fuller public discussion before next Tuesday’s vote.
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D. Blaney Miller
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Frank Kirk
Chiang's Best Troops Surrender Defeat In Japan Freeing China
An analysis by Don Oakley suggests China's path to revolution followed Mao's peasants led approach after Japan's defeat in 1945. The piece argues Chiang Kai-shek's regime weakened by corruption and harsh tactics allowed the Communists to gain power, with Taiwan evacuation and Sino-Soviet tensions cited as key turning points.
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Manchuria
Chiahg
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Korea
Wu Ti
Viet Nam
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Russia
Mao
Second Look Reminded by Hanoi Hai Phong Flight
A U S bomber pilot soaring above the Hanoi Hai Phong region recalls his toddler days when many things were labeled No No and fought to stay curious while on a mission over Vietnam.
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Hanoi-Haiphong
Viet Nam
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