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War Against Speed Drives Alarm on Young Drivers
A four man team from the University of Michigan reports that speed and reckless driving endanger young men 16 to 24. Time Magazine highlights include 12 200 deaths last year in this group and that many young drivers show moving violations. A separate Time case questions auto makers for speed capable cars, a 115 mph crash prompting legal action and a landmark dissent on highway safety duties.
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Stanley H. Schuman
University of Michigan
Time Magazine
Viet Nam
Russia aids sides without direct involvement in wars
The piece argues Russia backs opposing factions without sending troops, aiding Cuba, North Vietnam, Korea, and the Arab world while avoiding direct combat. It contrasts Moscow with the United States and Britain, notes past missteps like Korea and Malaya, and cites the Israeli Arab conflict as a counterexample to its strategy.
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Russia
Cuba
North Vietnam
Korea
U.S
France
Britain
Indo-China
Suez
Malaya
Hungary
East Germany
Geria
Vafin Whi
Troops Ordered to Stay Off Belfast Streets
United States troops are ordered to stay off the streets of Belfast Ireland as tensions mount Greer Garson is set to appear here in a War Bond Banquet.
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United States
Belfast
Ireland
Greer Garson
Johnson
Texas
Robert Kennedy
No new wooden ships built by the United States Navy
Fifty years ago in 1917 a major French offensive north of the Aisne River yielded important gains. The United States Navy announced there will be no further construction of wooden ships.
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Aisne River
United States Navy
Daily Meditation On Problem Solving by Earl L. Douglas
A meditation on life’s unsolvable problems. Some troubles cannot be resolved by human effort or knowledge. Accepting this, we should focus on solving what is possible and live content with the unresolved challenges.
Military Chiefs Have Their Hands Tied in Vietnam War
Civilian policymakers in Washington have restricted U S military leaders in Vietnam as in Korea. Senate hearings note limited objectives and constrained bombing. Joint Chiefs argue for intimate access to the president to present military assessments and avoid cabinet friction.
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Korea
Washington
Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Red China
Yalu River
Armed Services Committee
Senate
United States
Joint Chiefs
Johnson
Service Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
McNamara
Restricted Oxygen Supply A Cause of Heart Pains
Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on angina, heart murmurs, pacemakers, and digitalis. He explains that metamine helps relieve or prevent angina, smoking worsens heart conditions, functional murmurs need no cure, organic murmurs may require treating underlying causes, and a pacemaker may be used for rhythm disorders.
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Wayne Brandstadt
M.D
How's Your IQ? A 10 day question score guide
A quiz scoring guide presents 100 questions with daily results. It lists memory expert to good levels and directs readers to page 2 for answers. It then asks ten sample questions about Haiti, Port au Prince, continents, coffee, horse racing direction, Georgia capitals, hematology, Italy surrender year, Jai Alai, and materials lighter between balsa and cork.
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Hispaniola
Port-au- Prince
U.S
Georgia
Savannah
Atlanta
Augusta
Italy
Status Signs You Are Slipping In The Modern Rat Race
HAL BOYLE notes status defines social standing in America and lists warning signs of slipping. From dull conferences and lack of jokes to being ignored at a country club and missed invitations, the piece satirically sketches a fall in respect. The remedy hints at leaving for the Far East to save face.
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America
Orient
Bowery
Homelight
PTA
Far East
World Almanac Note on Bee Sting Allergies Across Years
A terse World Almanac line notes that roughly thirty fatalities occur annually in the United States from allergic reactions to bee or wasp stings. It links bee sting dangers to a long history, mentioning ancient times and King Menes.
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United States
President Johnson faces hostile, divided political climate
William S. White analyzes how Johnson endures attacks from Republicans, liberal critics, and isolationists within his own party. The piece notes dissidents spanning conservative Democrats, Kennedyesque backers, and a fierce press chorus led by Merriman Smith, stressing the need for sober debate over policies.
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