MacArthur’s Inchon Landing and his renowned career
Henry J. Taylor extols General Douglas MacArthur’s Inchon assault of September 1950 as a turning point against North Korea. The tribute then surveys his career from West Point gradations to World War I leadership and postwar honors, noting a top secret Medal of Honor recommendation that was withdrawn.
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Daley Loyalists Brace McGovern to Face Chicago Voters
In Chicago the Daley machine shows cool contempt for McGovern and readiness to back down from saving him. Daley’s circle wants Nixon margins kept intact, while McGovern struggles to win Reform Chicago and divide the ticket with Hanrahan. The piece notes Daley’s grip remains strong despite past defeats and foresees precincts urging split ballots to favor lower ticket Democrats.
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Goodbye to Meter Man
A New York Times report notes utility firms are rolling out automatic reading systems to cut costs and improve accuracy. Devices plug into master boxes to survey entire buildings while aircraft equipped with remote receivers may log thousands of meter readings from above.
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New York Times
Gold markets and ancient ingot coins lead to curious trade tales
The piece notes gold's volatile market impact and South Africa's dominant output, plus archaeology in Iran uncovering ingot currency from 760 to 600 B.C. Experts suggest early coinage predates Archaemenian times. A cheeky aside questions spaghetti origins in China and Polo’s chopstick lore.
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David Stronach
British Institute of Persian Studies
Kennedy seeks standby authority to call 150000 reserves
Star Files reports high administration officials say Soviet threats to Berlin have risen again, a situation seen as the trigger for President Kennedy's request for standby power to mobilize 150000 reserves. The Clarke Courier endorses J Kenneth Robinson for Congress. Judith Ann Marple wedding to Joe Chamberlin on September 1. Senator Pepper predicts no relief from rising living costs and potential recession. Winchester meat prices tighten for consumers. C Vernon Eddy honored by Red Cross board for longtime service since 1917.
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Marks of a True Christian Faith to Love Transition
A meditation describes true Christian marks starting with faith and ending in love. It lists courage, patience, loyalty, humility, generosity, penitence and zeal for noble living as essential traits. It emphasizes service to God and neighbor, moving from self to divine will and love, with God as center granting life and peace.
Nixon Seeks Quick Senate Action on Antibusing Bill
President Nixon pushes for swift Senate approval of the antibusing measure after House passage 282 to 102. He argues it reduces court-ordered busing, while critics warn it could violate the Constitution and roll back desegregation. The fight centers on Senate leaders and a looming 1972 campaign.
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How to Score a Ten Day Memory Quiz
This item outlines a ten day memory quiz scoring guide with daily result ranges from memory genius to good and directs readers to page 2 for correct answers. It then lists ten trivia questions spanning talking subjects tarantula life expectancy ships in space life spans cities capitals Oscars temperatures insurance policy incontestability and continents.
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Do You Have Middle Age Suspicion
By HAL BOYLE Do You Have Middle Age Suspicion This is a psychological profile describing middle age suspicion a neurotic self doubt seen in both sexes and various professionals It cites office conspiracies fault finding with repairs and strained friendships as indicators and warns of rapid aging and misery without self cure.
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