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U S Mobilizes Behavioral Scientists in Vietnam and Thailand
The United States and Washington fund and deploy behavioral scientists in Vietnam and Thailand to study radio reach, economic behavior, women’s roles, and opium-tribe living habits. Early results show radios as a communication tool and cash grants to spur self sufficiency, with broader lessons on regional understanding after a decade of involvement.
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United States
Vietnam
Thailand
Wall Street Journal
Saigon
Washington
U.S
Oil emergency prompts U S output shift and Arab supply curbs
President Johnson declares an oil emergency to boost U S production as Middle East supplies face disruption from Israel Arab conflict. Western Europe imports half its needs from the region and a prolonged halt could deeply affect world oil markets. Diplomatic ties within weeks will shape new buyers as six Arab states ban shipments to the United States and Britain.
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Europe
United States
Canada
Middle East
Western Europe
Britain
Sobering California Driving Statistics Highlight Alcohol Abuse
A California survey of 1,284 fatal crashes shows over half of drivers were drinking, with eight in ten heavily imbibing. The single vehicle crash dominates, and all drivers had alcohol levels of .10 percent or higher. The California Traffic Safety Foundation says the drinking driver is the principal factor in fatal accidents.
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Treasure hunt hobbyist seeks paymasters chest near Winchester
The Star Files ED SEAL notes a hobbyist seeks a buried U S paymasters chest of gold coins around Winchester. A rainfall total rises to 2.27 inches for June and 15.78 inches year to date. TEN SENIORS graduate Stephens City High School and W Alexander Baker is elected Captain of Company A National Defense League. President Wilson emphasizes victory in flag day address.
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U.S
Winchester
W. Alexander Baker
National Defense League
Victory
Wilson
Dangerous Baseball Team Heads for Pennants Not Won
A daily meditation notes that a team that wins many games but misses pennants mirrors a personal flaw. It contrasts small aims with large achievements citing Hannibal Scipio Napoleon and England to warn against short term victories and urges aiming for lasting wins.
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Sacnean
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Scipio
Napoleon
England
Did Naval Commanders Err Over Liberty Attack?
Analysis of the Liberty incident questions whether American naval judgment allowed a neutral ship flying the U S flag to operate near the Sinai combat zone without adequate warning. Israel apologizes while debates focus on ship identification and the risk of misreading its nationality amid ongoing Middle East hostilities.
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Washington
United States
Sinai Peninsula
Werner Klemperer finds life an adventure in irony on Hogan's Heroes
Actor Werner Klemperer, son of Otto Klemperer, fled Nazi Germany in 1933 and later served in the US Army. He plays Col. Wilhelm Klink on Hogan's Heroes, says acting comes from observation and he avoids playing a good Nazi or returning to Germany to act. He dreams of an Oriental villain and, at 45, aims for a steady niche rather than wealth or fame.
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Werner Klemperer
Werner
Otto Klemperer
Germany
Wilhelm Klink
Eric von Stronheim
Klemperer
Berlin
Klemperers
Switzerland
California
Los Angeles Symphony
Maurice Evans
Debt fight and a dinosaur: a busy U.S. news mix
The piece notes a near miss where a neutral ship approached combat zones risking misidentification by Israeli forces. It also reports a 160 million year old Anchisauripus footprint found in Rocky Hill Connecticut. It covers House debt ceiling battles as Congress rejects a $29 billion rise and considers a smaller temporary increase, plus remarks by Sen Byrd on interest costs and past payments.
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Connecticut
Highway Department
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Health Field Invaded At Taxpayers Expense By Shriver
Henry J. Taylor criticizes the Office of Economic Opportunity for funding free health centers in Denver and other cities. He claims costs burden taxpayers, widens bureaucracy, and undermines privacy and retail druggists while projecting billions more to 1967.
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Henry J. Taylor
Sargent Shriver
Denver
Washington
Mr. Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
New York City
Boston
Geriters
Denver Center
University of Maryland
H. H. Hinricks
Big Brother
Mosquito Attraction Tied to Heat Moisture and Sweat
A study by Dr. Howard Maibach of the University of California links mosquito attraction to body heat, dull surfaces, and moisture while sweat increases bites. Psoriasis sufferers perspire less and are less bitten. Bites inject a poison that dilates capillaries. if undisturbed the mosquito drinks to fullness and withdraws the poison. An insect repellent offers protection.
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University of California
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