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Gallantry at Matlock Stir Sparks Liberal Protest
Stationmaster Fletcher covered a cracked cross track footbridge with a rail coach carpet to aid Princess Margaret. Liberal candidate Mrs Edwards complained that such protection should apply universally, arguing gallantry must reach all women, regardless of status.
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FCC considers quieter TV commercials amid loud complaints
The FCC hints at reducing commercial noise though technical standards pose difficulty and Congress resists expanding agency power. Viewers can mute ads, opt for sound-off devices, or simply switch off their sets to escape blasted promotions.
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Record Setting Passenger Traffic Amid Maritime Strike
New York Harbor ships carry 30 400 passengers over six days with nine thousand travelers in a single day. The ongoing maritime strike enters its second month, mainly over retirement benefits for engineers, overshadowing port activity and future job prospects.
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U.S
Adlai Stevenson Dead at Early Age Following Public Service
Washington obituary notes Adlai Stevenson exhausted by public service and diplomacy. It highlights his U N ambassadorship impact, comparisons to Bryan and Wilson, and discusses successors in the U N role amid Vietnam tensions.
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Sheriff holds white Wyandotte hen amid theft case
Sheriff Robert DeHaven recovered one white Wyandotte hen and held it for owner identification. He warned removal from care if not claimed and said identifying the fowl would close another case against two defendants.
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Robert DeHaven
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
The meditation reflects on adolescence, inner struggle, and growth toward self mastery. It compares life to ships guided by an unseen steersman and notes that the greatest things are done for us, not by us, as one moves toward peace and discipline.
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Earl L. Douglas
Robert Louisson
God
American Medical Association
Young Vietnamese Sergeant Fights for Hate and Love
Hal Boyle profiles Nguyen Van Ham, a 23 year old Da Nang sergeant and battlefront interpreter who fights Viet Cong out of hatred for the enemy and love for his country. He recalls a boyhood abduction that ended in his father’s death and shares a wish to continue combat, earning 3,400 piastres monthly and living frugally as he travels with Viet Cong garb missions and intelligence work.
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Viet’ Nam
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Hint at Ages and Roads
Readable lines mix references to Moses age and life zest with a traveler’s motto. The text appears as garbled poetry or notes, hinting at a future path and personal best, alongside stray names and corrupted phrases.
Lodge’s Viet Nam Tragedy and Postwar Career Debates
The piece analyzes Henry Cabot Lodge’s credibility and judgment in Vietnam policy during Kennedy and Johnson eras. It contrasts his bright image with impulsive decisions, his failed Ambassadorship in South Vietnam, and subsequent roles at Time Inc and in Washington circles. It questions political strategy and national unity amid war.
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Harold Stassen
Kenney
Kennedy
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Scranton
Clare Boothe Luce
Dablé
Casbah
Luce
Sunbathing and Cancer Questions From Reader Dialogue
A medical Q and A covers bone cancer prognosis sun exposure and testing limits. It notes bone cancer rarely responds to sun policies, blood tests rarely detect cancer except leukemia, and distinguishing internist from diagnostician. It also addresses chest X-ray calcium deposits and agoraphobia treatment.
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