Sea Law and Army Recruiting Face Scrutiny Across Regions
The article discusses expanding 200 mile sea claims and their hindrance to science, the UN Law of the Sea Conference, and the economic drive behind offshore rights. It also reports Army recruiting shortfalls, and investigations in 37 states into recruiters bending rules to meet quotas amid the all volunteer force.
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Italy shifts to a more leftist government after crisis
Italy forms its 35th postwar government as large leftist parties including the Communist Party loom large. A coalition excluding the Communists is pursued, risking a broader tilt to the left and highlighting the fragility of minority parties in a crowded field.
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Communist Party
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Red Cross Blood quota surpassed as 61 pints collected
The Star Files reports the 1962-63 blood donation quota for the chapter was exceeded during the year end visit with 61 pints collected. Rev. Nathan Williamson Jr. received the James Monroe Award for religious and moral leadership. A Winchester summer playground program opened with a family picnic at Rouss Park Lions Shelter. Courtney Fauver earned a Bachelor of Music from Northwestern University.
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Interruption as Rest in Life’s Musical Metaphor
A meditation compares life to a score with rests. It argues that misfortune and delays give life meaning, balance, and character, much like pauses enhance a composition. Emphasizing that facing adversity builds strength and depth.
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60 Day Freeze The Right Wrongness
Washington column argues Nixon's 60 day price freeze is an oxymoron and may become permanent. It notes Phase III failed as prices surged from 3.6 to 9.2 percent and wholesale index rose 23.4 percent, urging further action by mid August.
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Tax Money Pays Generous Gov Salaries Critique
A citizen laments high government pay and wasteful spending while noting the Nixon era aim to match federal wages with private sector levels. The piece targets bureaucratic paper shufflers rather than dedicated workers and hints at HEW hiring concerns.
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Daley faces Walker bid amid GOP probes in Chicago politics
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley contends with two aggressive Republican prosecutors James Thompson and Bernard Carey as Gov. Dan Walker weighs backing reform candidates in Cook County Democratic primaries. The shift could push the machine toward decline and trigger clashes over patronage and control.
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Richard J. Daley
Dan Walker
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James Thompson
U.S
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Bernard Carey
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Carey
P.J. Cullerton
Hartigan
William S. Singer
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How to Score Quick Mental Aptitude Quiz
Based on 100 questions across 10 days the guide lists daily accuracy bands Memory Genius 9–10 Very Superior 7–8 Excellent 5–6 Good 4. Answers on page 2. Sample questions ask continents Rhodesia Wizard of Menlo Park and more.
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