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Fewer U S Bases as Nations Reassess World Role
The United States faces growing pressure to curtail overseas bases as host nations renew and tighten terms. In Japan a new agreement returns control of more than a dozen installations and shifts about 40 others, affecting roughly half the U S presence there. No withdrawal timetable given.
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Free World
Europe
Asia
Uncle Sam
U.S
Japan
New Military Pay Scale Aims To Attract Personnel
The proposed pay schedule would raise rookies to 119.40 monthly and top enlisted pay to 15525 yearly, with second lieutenants starting at 8144 and chiefs of staff near 50000. The plan mirrors inflationary ideas in Congress but wartime realities may limit appeal to those bearing arms.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Storm Theory Disproved Flight Advice Rejected
British and U S researchers reveal turbulence exists up to 10 000 feet above thunderstorms and warn the old rule to fly above storms is dangerous. Experiments in Europe and the Midwest show severe disturbance and an estimated 23 airliners have crashed in ten years from turbulence above storms. The findings will guide aircraft stress limits and pilot routing guidance.
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U.S
Vere
Hawaii Longshoremen Win Free Golf at Hotels
Dockers Deluxe Hawaiian ILWU members gain access to hotel golf courses and free golf carts under a new contract with hotel operators. Meanwhile mainland longshoremen from Maine to Texas are on strike.
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehouseman’s Union
Hawaii
Maine
Texas
Winchester and Frederick County Schools to Reopen
The Star Files reports the flu situation clears up and schools in Winchester and Frederick County will reopen. Frederick County ends 1943 with a balance on hand of 47,738 dollars and 61 cents. Dr. Wallace Butterick, president of the General Education Board of New York, will speak at City Hall on Handley Schools plans. County Supervisors favor low water bridges for certain waterways.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wallace Butterick
General Education Board of New York
Handley Schools
City Hall
County Board of Supervisors
Puritanism Misunderstood as Repression, Seen as Destiny
Daily Meditation argues Puritanism is not repression but a high form of self examination and purposeful living. It credits Puritans with shaping spiritual foundations and urges a revival as a heroic outlook rather than rigid rules.
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Great Britain
America
Powell Controversy Lingers After House Actions
Analysis argues the Powell case remains unresolved due to racial perceptions. It notes Harlem voters ignored prior House resolutions and Powell's parishioners continued support despite findings of misused public funds. The piece warns racial framing could fuel white resentment and harm African American communities.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
House
Powell
Congress
America
Ideas for New Worlds to Conquer in Retirement
HAL BOYLE urges older men to pursue ambitious, unrealized dreams from travel to daring feats. The column lists flamboyant scenarios and questions why men at 65 should stay underfoot, proposing a playful challenge to retirement routines.
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New York
Klondike
Niagara Falls
Mountain
London
Brooklyn Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
Cairo
Normal Sex Life Despite Hysterectomy Column Highlights
Wayne Brandstadt discusses how a hysterectomy causes surgical menopause but does not end sexual life. The piece covers Pap tests timing, endometriosis, fibroid treatment, and a quiz on presidential history with brief answers.
Nixon Will Reward West and Middle West Power in Washington
President elect Nixon aims to rebalance influence away from the Eastern Establishment toward the West and Middle West, rewarding those regions for his election and empowering Western leaders to join top government roles. He argues the divide harms national unity and cites Kennedy and Nixon’s 1960 and 1968 victories as evidence of regional polarization.
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John F. Kennedy
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Nixon
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John Kennedy
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
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