Winning the Peace After War The Mid East Challenge
Analyzes postwar peace efforts after World War One and Two, and argues the harder task is securing lasting peace. Discusses rising Middle East tensions, Israel’s gains, historic rivalries, UN role, and the need for enduring diplomacy rather than victory on the battlefield.
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Versailles
France
Germany
United States
Britain
Russia
Peace Found In The Countryside In A Virginia Haying Day
A conservative observer spends a day in Scrabble Virginia with the Burkes busy haying. He reflects on land devotion, nature’s wonders, birds in Rappahannock County, quail returning, a robin nest, and quiet country life amid thoughts on cities and mankind.
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Scrabble
Burkes
Rappahannock County
Iowa
Mr. Gross
Boyle's Notebook Drunks Easier To Reform
A quirky column notes odd aphorisms about aging marriage and behavior. It jests on reforming drunks, longevity, money worries, and social quirks with humorous observations about doctors, pickpockets, teens, and everyday life.
Court session highlights major civics and rights rulings
The Supreme Court issued a year of pivotal yet not sensational decisions. It protected youthful defendants with new due process standards, limited police eavesdropping, and upheld contempt of court while extending protections for libel cases. It reinforced speedy trials, lineup rights, and zeroed in on false evidence and journalistic immunity for public figures.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Tallahassee
Frs
New York
Rabel
Today in History Highlights From AP Almanac
On this date 1956 Britain relinquished control of the Suez Canal to Egypt after 74 years. Other noted events include Columbus reaching Martinique in 1502 and Yeats born in 1865.
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Mediterranean
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Nile River
Britain
Egypt
Columbus
Martinique
Israel Dayan and US Vietnam policy lessons
The piece argues Moshe Dayan’s bold wartime decisions outpace U S leaders in Vietnam strategy. It contrasts Dayan’s decisive ground actions with McNamara and Johnson’s cautious civilian approach and notes Soviet moves under Brezhnev and Kuzgin. It warns against repeating wartime missteps and warns of Moscow’s broader strategy.
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Congressman Hays
Ohio
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Vietnam
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Kremlin
Defense McNamara
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Wil
Ieun
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Herbert Aptheker
Communist Party
Aptheker
Brezhnev
Konygin
Europe
Moscow
Africa
Southeast Asia
Direct Lift Control Study At Oakland Airport
NASA Ames researchers test a Boeing 707 at Oakland International Airport to study Direct Lift Control. Over 30 hours of flight and 12 landings weekly through July 1 aim to raise approach angle from 3 to 6 degrees and improve ground noise reduction and weather handling.
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Calif
Oakland International
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
Mountain View
California
DUC
Var Ab
Ames Veo Conatreratt
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