Mother's Day and the modern burden of parenting
The piece argues mothers face tougher duties as society grows complex. It notes shifting family dynamics and competing world interests, with material needs met but inner strength requiring spiritual guidance. Mothers must plan and unite the family to raise children in the right way.
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Huntington
W.va
Herald-Dispatch
New York City
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Coins Return as Mint Supplies Catch Up With Demand
The Kennedy half dollar and Eisenhower dollar rise in circulation as the U S Mint increases output. No silver content in newer coins drives acceptance in vending machines banks and businesses, with half dollars recalled for 50 cent slots and larger coins expanding usage.
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U.S
Active Oldsters Shape Voting Power in U S Politics
The over 65 demographic is growing fastest and shows high voter turnout. About 20 million Americans are over 65, with 3.7 million in AARP or NRTA. These groups actively lobby for members, signaling potential influences at upcoming elections.
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United States
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Winchester Showcases Support for Retarded Children
A Winchester family praises locals for inclusive education and social programs for handicapped children. They cite the Winchester Association for Retarded Children and activities from Winchester Day Camp to YARC as vital supports improving their 13 year old son’s life and future prospects.
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the Star
Winchester
Winchester Association For
Winchester Day Camp
Amp Virginia JayCee
Boy Scout
Youth Association For Retarded Children
YARC
Nixon doubles down on Viet Nam push and Soviet ties
Nixon seeks to cut off North Vietnam oil and mine ports to curb Ho Chi Minh’s war while offering a four month ceasefire and troop withdrawals in exchange for a negotiated settlement. Kissinger meets Soviet ministers as SALT talks loom, aiming to protect key agreements and avoid direct U.S. military confrontation. The piece frames the President’s high risk strategy within Cold War diplomacy and domestic political timing.
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Nixon
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Moscow
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
U.S
Haiphong
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Saigon
North Vietnam
Seventh Fleet
Henry Kissinger
White House
Mr. Nixon
Peter G. Peterson
Kennedy orders 1800 Marines to Thailand amid force buildup
Defense confirms U.S. forces in Thailand will grow to about 5000 men. The move follows President Kennedy's order for 1800 Marines, with updates on regional military posture and contingency planning.
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Kennedy
U.S
Thailand
Defense Department
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Carl B. Miller
Second Air Force Reserve Region
Andrews Air Force Base
Why gambling is wrong and harms character
The piece argues gambling corrupts character by encouraging a policy of getting something for nothing. It cites judges linking gambling to embezzlement and contrasts gambling with drug addiction, noting gamblers rarely reform and sacrifice family and reputation. It warns that gambling stems from petty bets and erodes sportsmanship.
Nixon Mile To Get Out of Vietnam
President Nixon pushes a withdrawal plan that shadows Democratic positions and tests rivals on whether they will back him after a full U.S. pullout. Critics call his steps a political move while urging a cease-fire and POW releases as preconditions for any end to U.S. involvement.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
Nature
Vietnam
Washington
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Indochina
Nguyen van Thieu
George McGovern
D-Sd
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Frank Church
Didaho
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Henry Kissinger
Beholden to Motherly Love Forgiveness and Joy
A reflective poem urging forgiveness and kindness to brighten lives. The speaker appeals to mothers and readers to practice patience, emulate Jesus guidance, and forgive to gain daily joy and a higher reward. The verse contrasts sorrow with a life of generosity.
Bosses Sleep Trouble Grows in Modern Office Life
HAL BOYLE reports on shifting sleep patterns among executives. A Life Extension Institute study shows only 60.3 percent of 2000 executives sleep without problems, with older, lower income bosses most affected and sedative use low at 3.2 percent.
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New York
Life Extension Institute
North Dakota
New Guinea
Benjamin Disraeli
Memory Genius Quiz: Ten Questions From A Daily Challenge
Based on 100 questions across 10 days the scoring describes Memory Genius to Good levels. Includes a set of ten quiz items covering dogs rescuing travelers Edelweiss nationality downeaster Brynhild nelurophobia Nicholas Nickleby penitentiary life Peter Rabbit father origin of braggadocio donkey panniers Red Republicans and more.
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Nicholas Nickleby
Peter Rabbit
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