Vietnam War May Spread Guerrilla Warfare Worldwide
The piece cites Viet War May Spread GUERRILLA WARFARE IN Viet Nam claiming rising American casualties and hints from Soviet officials that backing may expand. It notes Kosygin told Cyrus S. Eaton of full Soviet support, discusses guerrilla tactics in Vietnam, and questions the cost of defending foreign freedom and potential global spillover. It concludes with a note on Cuba as a nearby ideological front.
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Viet Nam
Kosygin
Cyrus S. Eaton
Broad Road Excerpt Comments on Tax Policy Shifting
The article weighs federal excise tax cuts against rising debt and spending, noting the President's thesis that growth may offset lost revenue. It argues the era favors new fiscal patterns, with sales taxes helping states and municipalities while cautious calls for restraint remain.
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Washington
Times
Columbia
S. C
Today in History June 1 highlights through the years
June 1 marks events from 1813 when Captain James Lawrence uttered Dont give up the ship as the Chesapeake fell to the Shannon. It notes 1792 Kentucky and 1796 Tennessee statehood, Brigham Youngs birth, and other 20th century notes including Essen raid and Johnson welcoming Eshkol.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Shannon
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Crete
Royal Air Force
Essen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Joseph McCarthy
Council of Ministers of the
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Washington
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Presidents Played It By Ear
In a sweeping overview the piece notes American presidents since World War I have managed foreign policy by ear, with Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson using long term plans while reacting to sudden communist moves. It discusses Johnson’s actions in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam, critiques and uncertainties, and the unpredictable Chinese and Soviet threats shaping U.S. policy ahead.
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Washington
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
South Korea
Dominican Republic
North
Viet Nam
South
Congress
Vietnam
The
Communist Party, USA
CPUSA
International Communist Conspiracy
Man Without Fingerprints Seeks Hopeful Comeback
James Robert Pitts known as the man without fingerprints recalls the 1941 surgery to remove fingertip skin as his worst mistake. At 16 he began a life behind bars and now 50 he faces 10 to 15 years for armed robbery in Concord, plans an appeal to the North Carolina Supreme Court, and says he did not commit the crime.
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Concord
N.C
James Robert Pitts
Pitts
Alcatraz
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
North Carolina Supreme Court
Columbia
S.C
North Carolina
Charlotte
New Jersey
Joining Him at the Army Base for Family Faith
A wife asks if she should move to the army base with her Christian husband and two boys. The response urges honoring marriage vows, joining him, and establishing a Christian home with daily family devotions and grace before meals, inviting joint worship and gradual spiritual leadership.
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K. Y
Christ
FBI Chief Warns Communists Busy In America
J Edgar Hoover warns in a monthly letter to law enforcement that CPUSA and allied groups are using fronts to influence youth and organize marches. He cites the 1985 April Capital march disruptions and predicts nationwide strikes to undermine U S foreign policy. He praises loyal citizens who defend the nation.
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FBI
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CPUSA
United States
Viet Nam
The
Worker
What About Cuban Waters
Washington column argues the Caribbean cancer won’t be cured by fortifying against Castro. It says no frontal assault is planned, warns we’ve let Castro off the hook, notes Cuban refugees have left Miami for Tulsa, and that Cuban sea blockade is failing while Castro gains sugar and leverage with the Soviet Union.
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Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Castro
Washington
Fidel
Miami
Tulsa
Okla
Havana
Cuba
Soviet Union
Building Blocks of Protein in Daily Diet
Health magazine states amino acids are the building blocks of protein and essential to life. It advises a varied daily intake of protein rich foods such as meats milk poultry eggs nuts cheeses cereals and fish to ensure adequate essential amino acids.
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Health
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Revealed
Puzzle list shows across clues from 1 to 47 with entries such as Fall month abbr Capable Roams idly and kava, plus down clues including Pert to fish Germs and Brave voice. Yesterday's solution cited. many spellings appear misprinted and scrambled.
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Kava
Guido
Charles Lamb
Cotton
Withers
Wrath
Naval Action to Aid Cuban Refugees in International Waters
A column proposes using the US Navy to protect anti Castro refugees in waters near Cuba to signal concern for Cubans. It notes low success of sea escapes, claims Castro’s Lambda-75 ships patrol and that Cuban officers were purged for political unreliability under Russian oversight. It argues revival of freedom of the seas could deter interference.
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Cuba
Caribbean
Miami
Fidelista
Florida
Keys
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Berlin Wall
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Castro
Moscow
U.S
Fidel
Cuban
Cienfuegos and
Mariel
Castroites crack down after alleged Cuban Army conspiracy
A March crackdown jailed 30 officers in Pinar del Rio and hundreds more across Matanzas and Oriente as 350 conspirators were seized. April disclosures claimed a spy ring of Baptist ministers and doctors was exposed amid Cuba’s internal unrest and targeted killings continue.
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Castro
West
G-2
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Oriente
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