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NATO Shortcomings Prompt Call for Stronger U S Role
A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee critiques NATO member reluctance to share defense burdens and urges a firmer U S lead. It proposes phasing out Greece and Turkey from direct arms support while boosting direct participation, arguing stronger allied coordination is essential. Also notes rising U S travel to national parks as 90 million Americans seek outdoor recreation this summer.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
NATO
Washington
U.S
Foreign Affairs
United States
U.S. National Parks
National Park Service
Daydreaming at work signals a mental drift, experts say
If you notice a far-away look at work and you wander around the house seeking purpose you may be experiencing cognitive fatigue or disengagement that reduces focus and productivity.
Barley Ripening in Brucetown Amid Rain Delays
Postmaster Frank Swimley reports barley ripening near Brucetown but persistent rain keeps farmers from harvesting. Dorothy Eisenberg, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. William Eisenberg, has graduated from Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio.
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Frank Swimley
Brucetown
Dorothy Eisenberg
William Eisenberg
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Bombing of Canton Claims Thousands in 1938
Twenty five years ago in 1938 the Japanese Air Force bombed Canton twice in one day killing or wounding more than 1500 Chinese. Allied news noted the devastation and military responses. Miss Virginia Cover Russell hosted Miss Caroline Foy of Richmond as a house guest.
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Canton
Virginia Cover Russell
Caroline Foy
Richmond
Wilson weighs appearing before Senate panel as private citizen
In 1913 a Senate investigating committee considered subpoenaing President Wilson over lobbying charges. The idea was for him to testify as a private citizen rather than as president while discussing the suffrage era. Shenandoah Valley Academy graduates named alongside others. A Star cartoon mocked suffragettes with a provocative caption about voting and destruction.
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Townsend
Senate
Wilson
Shenandoah Valley Academy
J. I. Brown
W. C. Faulkner
R. P. Hildreth
H. F. Lauck
H. D. Robinson
W. D. Smith, Jr
The
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Renunciation and the Path to True Happiness
Earl L. Douglas argues renunciation must be complete to gain happiness. Holding back even a little evil corrupts character and prevents God’s full peace and power. The article cites Jesus on losing life to find it and emphasizes total rejection of selfish sin.
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Jesus
Wallace
The Secret H-Bomb Plant and Its Peace Promise
By Henry J. Taylor, the piece describes Savannah River in South Carolina and the five reactors Charley Roger Lily Polly, detailing how uranium ore is processed into weapon material and how the process contrasts with peaceful aims. It emphasizes the scale, safety, and detection of isotopes, ending with the idea that the product is peace insurance.
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Savannah River
South Carolina
Charley
Roger
Lily
Polly
New York
Grand Central Station
Coronary Recovery And Renogram Test Report
A discussion of complete recovery after a heart attack emphasizes physical and mental health. It notes fear and anxiety may persist impacting function until patients resume normal productive roles. It also explains the renogram kidney artery test for hypertension using a Geiger counter and radioactive traces.
IQ Quiz Scoring Guide and Quick Trivia
A reader notes an IQ style test with daily results ranging from Memory Genius to Good. The page includes ten questions on topics from tennis scoring to Greek myth, naval vessels, and the Postmaster General, followed by a prose verse about a preacher and ending with the name Luther Markin.
Wallace Seeks Martyrdom Over School Desegregation
James Marlow reports that George Wallace frames his defiance of federal desegregation orders as a test of constitutional government. The Supreme Court ruled segregation unconstitutional nine years ago, while Alabama still has mixed, unaddressed desegregation actions and faces possible contempt penalties for resisting the federal court order.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Supreme Court
University of Alabama
Uni
George Wallace
Wallace
Ted
Detour restaurant must change name or signage near Berchtesgaden
A Munich area outlet named Detour is ordered to rename or remove arrowed road signs pointing to its parking lot. Drivers misled into thinking it is a detour stop, prompting the action by local authorities.
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Berchtesgaden
Suddeutsche Zeitung
Munich
Bible Thought on God’s Guidance and Faithfulness
A devotional note cites Deuteronomy 31:6 about God’s presence and steadfast support. It emphasizes that the Lord goes with the believer, will not fail, and will not forsake them, offering encouragement and assurance.
McNamara Band and Byrd Clash Over Defense Leadership
The article outlines three concerns fueling Senator Byrd’s questions about Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. It cites the General Dynamics jet contract, Gilpatric’s anonymous attack on the McClellan committee, and Admiral Anderson’s cashiering plus LeMay’s shortened Joint Chiefs term. It argues civilian control risks eroding professional military judgment.
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Virgina
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Eal Dora
Contorera
Ivan
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Byrd
McNama
General Dynamics
McNamara
Boeing
Roswell Gilpatric
McClelllan
Defense Department
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Joint Chiefs
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