Winchester Evening Star financial section snippet
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Debt Ceiling Drift and Grand Canyon Dams Debate
Congress faces the annual debt ceiling raise with July 1 auto-cut looming as deficits are debated. Grand Canyon preservation vs damming projects loom, with opposition from conservationists and a forecast of a 10 year build for hydroelectric dams. Weather Bureau names for hurricane season anticipate a long coming out from June to November.
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Behind the Scenes at the UN Over Vietnam War
Davis Lawrence reports on internal UN discussions aimed at preventing a settlement of the Vietnam war. He notes U Thant’s hesitation and calls for major powers to push the UN toward negotiations, citing Goldbergs views on law and politics shaping the issue.
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U.N. Mediation Urged to Seek Vietnam Peace
Berry argues the United Nations could initiate negotiations and press for a peace conference in Vietnam. He warns that without outside mediation, escalation risks nuclear confrontation and threatens world peace.
Poem from Vietnam veteran Parker Johnston published
Letter from Norman and Mary Fry encloses a poem from Parker Johnston in Vietnam with Special Forces service. It notes he was wounded before Christmas 1965, sent home, then volunteered to return and was wounded again in the hand. The message expresses pride and calls for support and prayers for the troops.
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Removal of Breast is Deemed Safest Procedure
A medical Q and A discusses breast removal as a precautionary measure when biopsy shows no cancer. It notes this reflects a policy of better safe than sorry rather than a cancer diagnosis. It covers breast size reduction, nipple discharge, bursitis in tennis elbow, and acne changes during menopause with medical guidance.
How’s Your IQ Memory Genius Quiz Teaser
A daily IQ style test promises scores from 9 to 10 correct yields Memory Genius 7 or 8 Very Superior 5 or 6 Excellent 4 Good with 10 questions. Page 2 provides the answers. Questions cover Domremy famous French heroine Bleeding lines from a poem holes in Swiss cheese the Emancipation Proclamation and other general knowledge items.
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Army supply bill seeks 40,000 planes amid funding limits
The House Appropriations Committee sent a $10,009,655,187 air corps funding request, noting the amount is still insufficient. The police department's new radio transmitter will be installed within a month. The Warspite and Marlborough remain in port as part of the British fleet. German forces pressed fierce attacks on Vaux through the night.
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House
Appropriations Committee
Police Department
Warspite
Marlborough
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on courage and mothers
The piece recounts how WWII German bombs could be defused and how a soldier draws strength from faith saying Psalm words. It argues that soldiers are formed not in camps but at home and in daily life with mothers as principal teachers and the Bible as guidance.
De Gaulle harms NATO unity by courting German power
Henry J. Taylor argues that De Gaulle’s stance against NATO risks driving West Germany toward independence and nuclear capability, heightening Soviet threat in Europe. He recalls NATO origins, West German integration, and the danger of France leaving the alliance to endanger global peace.
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