United States Faces Need for More Troops in Vietnam
The piece argues that the real struggle is in South Vietnam where Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces seek control. It cites only 88,000 combat infantrymen among 460,000 U.S. personnel and urges increasing troops, alleging supplies, airfields, and logistics underpin operations.
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Washington
Congress
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
America
South Korea
Westmoreland
Hanoi
Viet
U.S. News & World Report
Wendell S. Merick
Wendell Merick
Israel faces extended front as Arab threat returns
The analysis warns that Arab states aided by Moscow could resume large scale hostilities against Israel. Israel’s victory leaves it defending a frontier four times larger, with no plan to withdraw, risking renewed conflict and seeking a face-saving territorial settlement per UN Charter.
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Moscow
Israel
Nasser
Jerusalem
Sinni Peninsula
Bur Fuad
Sharm el Sheikh
New Jersey Court Upholds Police Search Ruling in Murder Case
The New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed a second conviction for a murder suspect, rejecting the defense that police lacked a warrant. The ruling, led by Chief Justice Weintraub, said the Fourth Amendment bans only unreasonable searches and noted police work was outstanding. The Court contrasted with a pending U S Supreme Court review of a 1965 New York police search statute.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
Weintraub
Wells
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
The Legend of St Swithin’s Day Rain
An old tale says St Swithin, bishop of Winchester, asked to be buried where rain would fall on his grave. When rain fell during his burial in a cathedral, a legend arose that rain on July 15 will bring 40 days of rain. If it stays dry, no such rule applies.
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St. Swithin
Winchester
England
Egbert
Ethelwulf
Washington
McNamara
Ford Motor Company
Promotions for World War General Veterans After 24 Years
The Star Files notes it took 24 years and two acts of Congress to allow seven generals to be eligible for promotions after World War I. Among those listed is Brigadier General Julian R. Lindsey, whose son is married to Judith McGuire.
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Congress
Julian R. Lindsey
Judith McGuire
Russians Capture Kalusz As A-H HQ Base
Semi official 1917 report says Russian forces seized Kalusz, a village hosting Austro-Hungarian headquarters, during ongoing operations in the theater. The claim emphasizes the strategic setback for the Austro-Hungarian command.
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Kalusz
Cross as symbol of divine love and redemption
The meditation quotes Nathaniel Micklem on the cross of Christ as a symbol of victory hope and reconciliation with God. It describes the cross as the supreme illustration of God's redemptive activity bringing good from evil and the potential reconciliation of all ills through revelation and history. It stresses love as the basis of human relationships and sacrifice at love's core.
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Nathaniel Micklem
Christ
God
Dime-Store Targets and McNamara under Fire
Henry J. Taylor accuses Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara of misrepresenting Viet Nam air targets while pilots at Yankee station express anger over losses from ineffective strikes. The piece cites naval officers, pilot morale concerns, and calls for McNamara to resign after repeated misjudgments of air power strategy.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Mr. McNamara
Yankee Station
Vietnam
Hanoi
Art of Killing Time Picked Up By Watching Fellow Office Workers
HAL BOYLE reports on how office life teaches the skill of wasting company time. The piece catalogs types like The Ambusher and The Receptionist who fill hours at the water cooler and with long reads, noting time spent by many colleagues mirrors a craft.
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Anthony Adverse
Time Wasters In The Office Galle ry Of Time Wasters
In a humorous portrait, the World Almanac notes kite history while an office crew lampoons desk dwellers. The piece sketches archetypes such as Agent 00M, the hypochondriac, and the Genius, who lament lost productivity and mock management.
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Big Ears
Office
Fungoid Infections and Arthritis Drugs Explained
Fungus infections of the skin are most common in warm moist weather but can occur year round. Proper diagnosis needs skin scrapings, and treatment includes disinfecting homes and personal hygiene. arthritis medication Delenar combines dexamethasone orphenadrine and aluminum aspirin with potential side effects and precautions for several conditions.
Prayer and Action The Paradox of Faith and Work
A citation blending scripture and aphorism urges believers to trust God in prayer while acting with human effort. It echoes Mark 11 24 and Francis Cardinal Spellman on praying with conviction and working with responsibility.
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Mark
God
Francis Cardinal Spellman
How's Your I Q A Quiz From A Newspaper
Puzzle prompts include 10 questions on IQ ratings and general knowledge. Questions ask about famous quotes, animal names for males, time units, Danbury industry, civil suit plaintiffs, rabies, Biblical Decalogue, union contracts, physical therapy, and Faye Emerson’s marriage to Roosevelt’s son.
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Danbury
Conn
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Henry J. Taylor
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