A national debt ceiling and Viet Nam war burden analyzed
The piece argues the debt limit is rising toward 330 billion and the Viet Nam war may require about one million American troops. It critiques assumptions of victory, notes casualties, questions anti-Communist justifications, and suggests the United States overextended itself and misjudged international commitments.
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Viet Nam
United States
Big Liability Culture Drives Up Insurance Costs
The piece argues that modern society trains people to expect damages for everyday mishaps and that lawsuits over minor injuries push up insurance costs. It accuses aggressive plaintiffs lawyers of promoting frequent damage claims and warns that society bears the expense through higher premiums and reduced coverage.
Today in History highlights key events on June 16
On June 16, 1966, historical events include the Alaska Gold Rush start at Bonanza Creek in 1897, the League of Nations first public meeting in 1920, Reichsbank control by Hitler in 1939, the Maginot Line abandoned in 1940, Tojo warning of Allied air raids in 1943, and Belgian Cabinet resignation in 1945. Demitri Shepilov visited Cairo in 1955 seeking Soviet-Arab ties during Nasser’s era.
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Hideki Tojo
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Ky Strategy in Viet Nam Tops Buddhist Opposition
AP reports Premier Nguyen Cao Ky used calculated concessions and selective force to weaken the Buddhist opposition in South Vietnam. He offered a path to a constitution election and assembly, then deployed troops only when needed, gradually crushing uprisings in Da Nang Hue and Saigon while avoiding a nationwide backlash. Tri Quang remains a focal foe.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
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Hue
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Tri Quang
Going To War Has Pleasures
In Boyle's Notebook a New York AP column reflects on modern life with humor and critique. It jests about war fantasies, office cushions, cinema trends, desserts, leg of lamb tastes, economics of eggs, work satisfaction, farmers, police, department store elev ators, youth, organ grinders, Madison Avenue, false teeth, gardeners, and foolish fashion choices.
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America
New York
Okonaaville Oimrs Enterprise Notices and Rates
Classified notice text from Okonaaville Oimrs Enterprise issues. Details include republication rights, postal information, address for subscriptions and change of address, and mail subscription rates for Georgia deliveries.
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Focal News
Sunda
Timex Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
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Questioning Profanity and Leaving Work for Faith
A Christian faced with daily profanity and off color humor at work considers quitting. The guidance urges discernment and witness, balancing whether to stay or leave, seek divine direction, and exhibit inner joy rather than sanctimony while seeking God’s will and daily grace.
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Christ
Needs Plain Old Doughnuts
John Roderick reflects on a changed American palate and urban growth. He contrasts vintage plain doughnuts with modern donuts and laments obesity, milk trends, and sprawling urban renewal while praising a sought after simple doughnut.
Spotlight On Movies Spotlight On Movies
Fredric March, a two time Oscar winner, lingered by the Hombre set with Paul Newman and Martin Balsam. He mused about retirement and family in Italy and Connecticut, noting the long shoot and fatigue while a film crew pressed on in an unusually tough location.
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Fredric March
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Paul Newman
Martin Balsam
Italy
Connecticut
Florence
Blame Lynda Bird? Johnson Programs Under Fire Abroad
The piece argues Rep H R Gross attacks Lynda Bird Johnson’s Spain trip amid a broader critique of U S foreign spending. Economist N R Danielian promotes a $3.2 billion annual saving plan via SEA reform, aid in kind, tax credits, and tourism shifts, urging presidential action.
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H. R. Gross
Iowa
Lynda Bird
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Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Gross
N. R. Daniel‘an
Department of Commerce
St. Lawrence Seaway
International Economic Policy Association
U.S
Danielian
Europe
Asia
Latin America
de Gaulle
Vietnam
Dr. Danielian
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State Department
Se.p.a
Laos Urges Artery of Laos Air Force Chief Thao Ma Contested
VIENTIANE Laos The Laotian air force chief Thao Ma faced removal amid a power clash among Vientiane generals led by Ouane RattisJoun Kouprasith Ahay and Oudorn Sannanikon. US backing bolsters Thao Ma who led daily missions bombing supply routes into South Viet Nam. Souvanna Phouma ordered transfer, then reversed to keep him as air chief, headquarters moved to Vientiane.
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Laos
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
United States
Vientiane High Command
Ouane RattisJoun
Kouprasith Ahay
Oudorn
Udtorn
Thailand
Thao Ma
South Viet Nam
Souvanna
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