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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
Eugene.p. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Irish Divorce Law Debate Sparks Irish Catholic Opposition
The 1937 Irish constitution bars dissolution of marriage and faces renewed scrutiny amid talk of repeal. Critics say the law invites evasions through annullments, overseas civil cases, and remarriages while the hierarchy resists change. Analysts warn that a referendum remains uncertain. Geoffrey Moorehouse notes the risk to marriages in Ireland.
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England
Republic
Cardinal Conway
Dail
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Geoffrey Moorehouse
The
Manchester Guardian
Ireland
Saving the Elm: Wasps Fight Dutch Elm Disease
The elm may live a century but is threatened by elm bark beetles. Parasites from Beltsville released in Ohio and Missouri show promise in eradicating beetles to protect surviving trees. Experts say wasps survive only on beetles, avoiding pest problems.
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France
Beltsville
UDA Forest Service
Ohio
Missouri
Winchester Air Raid Drills and School Closings Amid War Ration Rules
The Star Files reports Winchester’s air raid signal drill by Defense Co ordinator Lee Grant as a success while COUNTY SCHOOLS plan to close for Ration Lock registration. Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 votes to ship 20,000 cigarettes to overseas military companies. Retail shoe dealers receive Council of National Defense footwear guidelines for upcoming summer, restricting style color and type available to the public.
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Winchester
Lee Grant
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Council of National Defense
Daily Meditation On God as a Personal Being
Earl L. Douglas argues the Bible presents God as personal and that personality underpins law and social norms. He contrasts human and animal intelligence, notes the ethical need to respect personality, and asserts shared traits allow a personal relationship and prayer with God.
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Wallace McCarthy third party bids seen as unlikely
Veteran politicians say Wallace and McCarty pose little threat in 1968. Johnson remains favored for the Democratic nomination, while Republicans expect a clear victory. A Wallace run could split votes but is viewed as unlikely to alter the outcome.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Eugene McCarty
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
House of Representatives
Wallace
McCarty
South
Senator McCarty
Romney
Rockefeller and Nixon Target Lindsay on New York Trash Strike
WASHINGTON Nelson Rockefeller faces Republican rivals Richard Nixon and John Lindsay circling his handling of the New York garbage strike. Lindsay promotes local control while Rockefeller shows restraint, and Nixon attacks the issue with candor, arguing the mayor and governor mismanage public safety.
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White House
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
New York
Romney
Michigan
New York City
President Johnson
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
John Lindsay
Lindsay
National Guard
Fun City
Gamner
John V. Lindsay
Linsay
Mood of Virginians on Vietnam War Returns
A Virginia perspective from Richmond to the Shenandoah Valley notes growing public concern and dissatisfaction with how the Vietnam War is conducted. Virginians remain patriotic and supportive of troops and government but question national leadership and war policies after a three year buildup.
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Richmond
Virginia
Norfolk
Smyth County
Winchester
Berryville
Shenandoah Valley
Viet Nam
U.S
Call for reevaluating U S Vietnam policies and methods
A 1968 address argues for urgent policy and procedure changes to end the Vietnam war, citing rising U S casualties, enhanced Soviet influence, and vulnerabilities from Pueblo seizure and Middle East tensions. It urges an honorable, early conclusion to the conflict.
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Middle East
Pythagoras Known For Math and Music Theory
The World Almanac notes Pythagoras active in Greece around 530 B C. He is famed for the theorem on the square of the hypotenuse and, beyond geometry, as a music theorist who linked musical intervals to arithmetic ratios of string lengths under the same tension.
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Pythagoras
Greece
B. C
Normal Life Possible In Cystic Fibrosis Cases
A physician explains CF as an inherited metabolic disorder with sticky lung mucus and pancreatic enzyme deficiency. Early treatment at a medical center, humidified care, antibiotics, drainage, and a high protein diet improve outcomes. a gene defect causes recessive inheritance.
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