Hess Mystery Survivor of Hitler Aide and Fugitive
Rudolf Hess, Hitler's top deputy, fled in 1941 to Scotland to seek peace with Britain. Held at Spandau prison after Nuremberg, he faced family visitors under tight NDA conditions. Allies debated release while Soviet insistence kept him jailed.
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Vigilance urged as winter fires rise and claim lives
The article notes more fires in cold months due to overheated heating plants and indoor cigarette smoking. It warns neglect of heating equipment as a leading cause and urges extra precautions, since insurance cannot replace lives or irreplaceable property.
Brandt Standfirm on German Reunification in Bundestag
Willy Brandt rejected East German leader Ulbricht's overtures and a published list of demands. He argued reunification remains non negotiable and that a nation is more than a state or society. Ulbricht may seek other methods to remove the Berlin barrier. Bonn reiterates it will not support a permanent division.
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Philippine Islands
American Berkshire Association
Japan
Henry A Lowry Receives Man of the Year Award
Henry A. Lowry retiring president of the Chamber of Commerce received the Man of the Year honor from Rep. Burr P. Harrison. The event highlighted his long service to the business community and local civic efforts.
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Daily Meditation Through The Ages
The article argues the Bible is both ancient and modern, a divine revelation despite its historical context. It urges sincerity, regular reading, and prayer to understand begats and teachings, noting human needs and problems persist from patriarchs to today and that Bible study brings life to the ancient text.
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Mark Twain
Communication Gap: U.S. Fails to Inform Public on Vietnam War
Washington discusses a State Department pamphlet explaining Vietnam policy, noting limited distribution and the need for public understanding. The piece highlights how the public misperceives the war and urges broader readership of the official rationale across generations of presidents.
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Vietnam
U.S. News & World
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Warren Court Desegregation Critique Faces Burger Era
William S. White argues the Warren Court’s desegregation push remains punitive and unworkable under Chief Justice Burger. He criticizes rapid deadlines for Southern districts and notes a political double standard in North and South, urging more time to avoid chaos in public education.
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Mississippi
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Ice Fishing in Freezing Spirit Lake Night Feat
Associated Press writer Dave Whitney recalls ice fishing on Big Spirit Lake Iowa where men push five inch ice and twelve degree winds test endurance. Guides carve holes while locals brag of limits as the author retreats to warmth after a brief, frigid foray with perch and a 10 pound walleye claimed elsewhere.
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Corrective Diet Impacts Digestion And Ulcer Healing
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt outlines how diet affects stomach acidity and motility, noting fats depress acid secretion, bland diets do not hasten ulcers, and two diets like Sippy and Meulengracht can work. He stresses moderation, avoiding excess spices, and addressing emotional and tobacco factors for peptic ulcers.
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