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Free Vote in South Vietnam Faces Skepticism and Hope
The upcoming South Vietnam election is debated as either a prepackaged fraud or a democratic milestone. The vote, which includes a presidential ballot and a new bicameral legislature, is viewed as favorable to generals Thieu and Ky, amid questions about fairness and the broader regional comparison to other Communist leaders.
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South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Earl
Robert Kennedy
U.S
Saigon
Kennedy
Illinois
Cook County
New Jersey
Hudson
Mr. Johnson
North Vietnam
Forces of National Liberation
Mao Tse-tung
Peking Puzzle Confounds Red China Civil War Tactics
The piece argues Maoist strategy fails across fronts as China mishandles crises at home and abroad. A Soviet freighter incident at Dairen prompted by Chou En-lai’s threat to halt trade exposes the regime’s internal strain and incoherence.
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China
United States
Mao
Soviet Union
Dairen
Chou En-lai
Clausewitz
Peking
Marx
Lenin
Engels
Confuscius
Lesser Evil in Kings Plan to Disrupt Cities
The piece argues that nonviolent mass demonstrations by Martin Luther King could cripple cities and provoke harsh reactions, recalling Chicago protests last year. It warns that even peaceful disruption harms Negro opportunity and questions the national cost of such tactics.
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Martin Luther King
King
Chicago
Brazil Declares War as Russians Counterattack Rises
The Star Files notes Brazil declares war on Germany and Italy while Russian forces counterattack in the Don Bend. Nearby news mentions Handley football practice with Hunter Maddox as coach and school set to open September 9. Fort Schuyler, Ensign F. L. Largent Jr. trains for two months. The Great Winchester Fair is canceled due to infantile paralysis proximity. An Anti-Saloon League meeting is also called off. A group of gypsies camping on Warwick Street has been ordered to leave town.
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Brazil
Germany
Italy
Don Bend
Handley
Hunter Maddox
Ensign F. L. Largent, Jr
Fort Schuyler
N. Y
Winchester
Warwick St
Town
St Francis Teaches Preaching By Doing Not Proclaiming
A daily meditation recounts St Francis of Assisi taking a monk through Assisi in aStreet preaching of presence. They greet merchants, the flower seller, families, and children while listening to a troubled man. Francis concludes that preaching occurs as we go and witness to gentleness.
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St. Francis
Brother Francis
War powers shared by President and Congress over Vietnam
The President argues Congress could revoke the 1964 Vietnam war resolution, placing joint responsibility on both branches for the conflict. Congress could have declared war or blocked trade with the enemy, though it has not, leaving major U.S. casualties and setbacks in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
South Vietnam
Romney
North Vietnam
Ford
Indicators of Middle Age from Hal Boyle
HAL BOYLE outlines features that signal middle age in a light AP essay. He notes gradual onset, fading barberas, quieter social life, shift in interests, weight and wardrobe changes, and concerns about aging while urging acceptance and humor.
War Dividing GOP and Democrats Over Vietnam Policy
A wide split in the Republican and Democratic camps over Vietnam pits Romney and allied dove factions led by Percy and Hatfield against Eisenhower Nixon Reagan and Rockefeller hardliners. Eisenhower signals discomfort with any platform full backing of sustained action, making a Romney-Percy-Hatfield path less likely but possible as the 1968 convention approaches.
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Romney, Percy, Hatfield
Rockefeller
Washington
George Romney
Michigan
G.O.P
Lansing
North Vietnam
Gerald Ford
House of Representatives
Romney
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Charles Percy
Illinois
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Vietnam
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Eisenhower
Nixon
Reagan
Percy
Hatfield
Pregnancy and Surgery Myths Clarified by Dr Brandstadt
In this pregnancy health Q and A Dr Wayne Brandstadt discusses risks of abortion Caesarean operation during pregnancy maternal age 47 and first pregnancy. He notes modern preoperative care makes surgery safe and addresses blood type incompatibility testicular injury mumps exposure and breastfeeding guidance.
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N. J. Eastman
Little, Brown and Co
Wayne G. Brandestadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
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