Editorial on U S Policy Shifts and Vietnam Withdrawal
Essay warns against overreach after World War II gains and nuclear fears. It cites complacency, loss of gold reserves, inflation, and the need to retrench. Calls gradual Viet Nam withdrawal and self-reliance in Asia while noting new hay fever treatment research from Oregon scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pacific
Fort Knox
Russia
Moscow
Yalta
Potsdam
Far East
Poland
China
Virginia
South
Viet Nam
Asia
U.S
Oregon
Kennedy Must Testify in Kopechne Inquest
The article argues Senator Edward Kennedy should testify in the September 3 inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. It cites his unique knowledge of the events and his unclear explanation, noting rumors harm both Kopechne’s memory and Kennedy’s reputation.
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Washington
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Swimming Pool Will Do As Well as Mouse Trap
Hal Boyle jokes about modern pretensions from braces to pools and gadgets. The column riffs on parenting trends, aging, and social bravado with witty observations and light satire.
Kennedy’s duty to testify over fatal crash affair urged
The editorial argues Edward Kennedy should testify in the aftermath of the crash and questions surrounding his late report of the accident. It warns that failing to address the issue risks eroding public trust and implying unequal justice for the Kennedys.
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Senator Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedys
Senate of the United States
Doctor Answers Reader Medical Questions On Hands And Diet
Wayne G Brandstadt M D discusses dishpan hands prevention using cotton lined rubber gloves and drying tips. He explains carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms from median nerve compression and treatment options including hydro cortisone injections or surgery. The column covers trigger finger tendon issues and a note on harmless sand ingestion with potential iron deficiency.
Hijackings ignored by press sparks reader concern
The piece notes the 39th airliner hijacking since January with 52 aboard diverted to Havana then back to Florida. It questions U.S. tolerance, arguing American citizens are humiliated by kidnappings and warns of government inaction amid routine hijackings.
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Havana
Florida
Lions Club names Chrismon as Grand Feature Parade director
Ralph A. Chrisman local fruit broker is named by the Lions Club to direct the Grand Feature Parade for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in 1960. A public hearing will consider Interstate 81 routing from Woodstock to Stephins City. Mr and Mrs Clade B Smalts Jr left for Los Angeles for the Bloists Telegraph De laery Association convention. Glass and Snider of the Winchester Elks plan to attend the Virginia State Elks Association meeting in Richmond. Britons hail Lt Gen George S Patton Jr as embodying American traits. Fourteen hundred Red Cross volunteers are needed for a four day visit starting August 30 at the Presbyterian Church.
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Ralph A. Chrisman
The
Lions Club
Woodstock
Stephins City
Clade B. Smalts, Jr
Los Angeles
Bloists
Telegraph Delaery Association
W.W. Glass
E.T. Snider
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Virginia State Elks Association
Richmond
George S. Patton, Jr
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
Witnessing the Christian message through a simple life
The meditation reflects on Jesus of Nazareth as a central figure whose life and teachings sparked a global faith. It notes his birth in a small village, crucifixion, and resurrection claims, followed by disciples commissioned to testify and spread his message to all nations.
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Jesus
The Summer White House Idea in American History
President after president used vacation homes to balance work and family life. The piece traces locations from Theodore Roosevelt to Nixon and Johnson, noting how remote retreats like Camp David and key California and Florida residences ease official pressures and allow informal talks away from the White House.
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Washington
White House
San Clemente
California
National Capital
Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Taft
New England
Coolidge
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Warm Springs
Georgia
Truman
Key West
Florida
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A test style quiz rates memory and intellect with ten days of questions. It lists scoring bands from nine or ten correct as memory genius to four correct as good and asks ten factual prompts with page 2 indicating answers.
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Editorial Commitments, Ltd
National Institutes of Health
William S. White
Hal Boyle
School of Hard Knocks
Manchester
N.H
Democratic Party
United States
United States Senate
Dick Turner
Junior
By Wayne G. Brandstandt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Western Hemisphere
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Teddy Roosevelt
Maryland
Hoover
Camp David
Wilson
Long Branch
New Jersey
Cornish
New Hampshire
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
I.Q
West Indies
Hispaniola
U.S. Senate
Lower
Mexico
David
Goliath
Republic of Liberia
Africa
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