Price Rises as Casualties Mount in Vietnam War
The article notes twenty one more American deaths marking the heaviest single loss so far in the undeclared war against the Viet Cong. It cites near 500 Americans killed, expanding U S involvement toward an estimated 300000 troops, and argues that Communist aim is to stretch U S defenses globally while China and the Soviet Union remain united against the United States.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Russia
Plain Pig Talk and Pig Linguistic Origins
The American Meat Institute catalogs pig related phrases that entered everyday speech. Expressions like eating high off the hog and bring home the bacon show how hog culture influenced language and humor.
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American Meat Institute
Salute to a News Career at Kinston Daily Free Press
The Asheville Citizen honors H Galt Braxton marking 51 years as editor and publisher of the Kinston Daily Free Press. From a weekly start to a 12 000 circulation daily paper with 40 staff and wire services, Braxton guided growth and community promotion in Kinston North Carolina.
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H. Galt Braxton
Kinston
Free Press
Braxton
Glat Braxton
America
Asheville
N. C
Today In History highlights from June 12, 1965
Key events include the 1918 first U S air raid in World War I bombing Dommary Baroncourt. 1965 NYC incorporation under English law. 1930 boxing incident involving Max Schmeling Sharkey Tunney. 1942 FDR creates the Office of War Information Elmer Davis named director. Babe Didrickson Zaharias wins British Women’s Golf Championship. Adenauer visit to the United States. Eisenhower Far East trip. Russia East Germany treaty of friendship signed a year ago.
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U.S
86Th
Dommary Baroncourt
Metz
New York City
Max Schemeling
Germany
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Franklin Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
Mildred Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Dwight Fisenhower
Washington
Far East
Russia
East Germany
One Man One Vote Debate Tests Senate Reapportionment
The piece argues against rigid one man one vote and defends equal state representation in the Senate. It warns of court ordered reapportionment shifting power to big cities, risks to states rights, and urges support for a constitutional amendment. It cites John Randolph and warns rural areas' disenfranchisement.
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Senate
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Congress
U. S. Senate
Johnson
John Randolph
Roanoke
Idaho
Nevada
New York
Harlem
Bonanza Okay Minus Roberts Heading Into Seventh Season
Hollywood notes confirm Bonanza begins its seventh year without Pernell Roberts. The Cartwright trio Greene Blocker and Landon report heavier work loads and new six year contracts raising pay from 4500 to 10000 per episode with replay royalties. Roberts will not be killed off but stays away to teach in the East.
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Hollywood
Old Ponderosa
Pernell Roberts
Cartwright
Roberts
Lorne Greene
Dan Blocker
Michael Landon
Mike
Bonanza
Meaning of loving God with all our strength
The text shows love for God must involve heart soul mind and body. It explains each faculty as part of a unified whole where God demands total devotion, not just intellect or sentiment, but complete commitment of all faculties without selfish motive.
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Lord
God
Griffin Celebrates 125 Years in Georgia's Textile Hub
Griffin Georgia marks 125th anniversary of its founding by Lewis Griffin a pioneer businessman and railroad leader. The piece highlights Griffin's growth from a 1840 wilderness to a textile center with Dundee Mills and multiple plants, aided by Spalding County’s development and The Griffin Daily News founded in 1871. It notes the Melton publishing family and the paper's independent mission.
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Griffin
Georgia
Gome
Atlanta
Lewis Lawrence Griffin
Southeast
Griffin Manufacturing Company
Dundee Mills
Spalding County
Thomas Spalding
Griffin and Spalding County
Griffin Daily News
Archibald M. Speights
Meltons
Think About This Good Profits Drive Job Security
A quote from Youngstown Ohio arguing profits are essential to job creation and growth in a free enterprise system, warning that removing profits harms employment and endorsing capitalist principles.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Clatter
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Historical Page
A list of crossword and puzzle clues includes across items such as Pipe fitting and Used, with down clues covering Have effect and Animal's stomach. The page also mentions solutions from yesterday and various definitions like Stitched, Creek, Square root of 100, and Witnesses.
More Tourists Going South Of The Border
Mexico aims to ease travel for a rising number of visitors this year with border town routes and interior flights. Eduardo Garza Gonzales of the Departamento de Tourismo says toursists can drive with minimal visa needs and that bottled water and sanitary controls are widely available across popular towns.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Eduardo Garza Gonzales
Reynosa
Federal Departamento de Tourismo
Departamento de Tourismo
Garza Gonzales
Tourismo
Interior
Garza Gongaler
Mexico Modernizes Stations and Borders Under National Frontiers Plan
The government orders service stations to meet U S standards and expands border towns with bridges and customs offices under the National Frontiers Program. Roads nationwide are being upgraded. Tourism highlights culture, architecture, and history, with costs varying by traveler. Local guides provide insights while affordable trips can still feel rich.
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Customs
Witty Observations on Money and Marriage in Everyday Life
A reflective column notes medicine extends life but warns against rising national debt. It quips that money speaks but lacks sense and praises dignity of poverty. It jokes a husband who ignores his wife’s view misses a cue, and that a learned blockhead surpasses an ignorant one.
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