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What Is Reds' Space Goal in the July Launches
U S scientists see a space race intensifying after the Soviet July launches. A Proton 1 space station mission and five Cosmos satellites prompt questions about military aims, with officials noting Russia may be using space tech for purposes beyond Moon or Mars plans. The United States cautions stronger intelligence to gauge true Soviet intents.
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Kennedy era poverty war network reshaping political power
The piece warns that Democratic governors are bypassed in appointing regional poverty war directors with antagonistic figures possibly chosen. Led by Sergeant Shriver, the effort could build a strong Kennedy political framework. If centers resemble old ward machines, urban poor may be mobilized to favor Kennedy under past-favor gratitude.
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Bobby
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Hitler Eyes Invasion as Nazi Air Attacks Resume on England
Reports describe renewed Luftwaffe raids along the 200 mile Channel coast with British fighter defenses under low clouds. German forces reportedly press a fresh interior push toward Russia as Petrograd lies within 300 miles. Portuguese cruiser Republica wastefully wrecked off Ericeira near Lisbon. crew saved and guns salvaged.
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Republica
Ericeira
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Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Fragmentary meditation text references greatness, the significance of circumstances, and a tragic scene with a man and his loved ones. Mentions Abraham Lincoln and a devotional tone about God not punishing but guiding learning.
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Abraham Lincoln
Tony Tees
War weariness and political fallout in Vietnam era polls
History shows voters often oppose the party in power during wars. The Vietnam conflict fuels public unease as citizens fear a protracted fight and political leaders push for peace talks. Analysts warn 1966 elections may deliver a Republican sweep if the war drags on.
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Aegoiatoc
Korea
Dwight Eisenhower
Two Strikes on Wirtz Labor Secretary Wirtz
The piece criticizes Willard Wirtz for backers of using students to fill farm labor once done by Mexican workers. It notes 97 youths filed claims after being let go by a Yuma melon grower, incomplete contracts, and unreliable labor outcomes.
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Pete Pasquinelli
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U S Casualties in Vietnam August 5 Report
The Defense Department released figures for U S personnel in Vietnam. Killed in combat 546. Deaths from aviation crashes traffic accidents and other causes 261. Combat injuries 2 892. Total casualties 4 699.
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Defense Department
Security and Solvency of a Nation Indivisible
Henry J. Taylor argues that US security and solvency are indivisible and outlines vast ongoing obligations from Vietnam to Berlin. He critiques the balance of power and spending, noting rising domestic programs and uncertain fiscal capacity, urging President Johnson to inventory responsibilities and set priorities.
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Relaxation to Beat Exhaustion and Nervous Fatigue
Wayne Brandstadt MD argues that fatigue does not reduce ability long term but wears one down temporarily. He recommends brief total relaxation to reduce frustration, rule out thyroid anemia infections and fears, and notes sleep and quiet living as better remedies than drugs.
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Otto E. Passman
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