Friday September Ww 71 Charter of Liberty
The article recalls the ratification of the U S Constitution on September 17 1787 and lauds the founding fathers for creating a framework that guarantees liberty justice and welfare for current and future generations. It highlights the Preamble and the long struggle of those who sacrificed for the nation.
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United States
Aoeacome
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Beauty and Brains Miss America Pageant Ends
Atlantic City's Miss America pageant concluded with a dignified tone. Judges prize brains along with beauty, requiring talent, poise, character, and speech ability, while still noting that the winner is pretty.
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Atlantic City
East West Sea Talks Aim to Curb Maritime Incidents in Moscow
The U S USSR talks in Moscow focus on avoiding accidents involving military ships and aircraft overflights. The State Department cites about 100 reported sea incidents and notes many unreported cases. The talks mark a rare effort since World War II to reduce friction between the two powers.
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U. S. State Department
Draft Extension Fails As Pentagon Faces Volunteer Army Gap
National Security concerns rise as Congress stalls extending the draft while the United States moves toward an all volunteer force. Defense officials warn a crisis could arise if mobilization is needed abroad and volunteers fall 50 to 60 percent below current levels. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Friedheim cites options including retaining some draftees and downsizing bases or ships.
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Congress
Department of Defense
United States
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
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Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
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Laird
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Europe
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
National Guard
Nuclear parity fears fuel Nixon Labor Day address
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States is in peril as the U.S.S.R. gains nuclear superiority in land based missiles and bomber capability. He cites NATO a backfire bomber and shrinking B 52 force, while noting delays to MIRV improvements and strategic arms limits.
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NATO
Strategic Air Force
Strategic Air Command
United States
U.S.S.R
Free World
Ie Stalian
London
U.S
Defense
David Packard
Senate Arms Control Subcommittee Behind Closed Doors
U.S. Combat Forces Shrink in Vietnam Amid Withdrawals
The piece notes only about 40,000 U.S. troops remain in South Vietnam of roughly 215,000, with major combat units concentrated around the Saigon area. It predicts substantial pullouts by December 1 and possible further reductions into 1972, shifting toward ARVN defense with reduced American air support.
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Nea
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South Vietnam
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Demilitarized Zone
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Americal
Saigon
U.S. First Cavalry
Vietnam
United States
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Danang
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Tonkin Gulf
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Hanoi
Laos
Delta
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Mideast
Indo- China
Congress
Southeast
Asiia
Letter to the Editor on postal mail pickup issues
The author complains about mail not being collected from the box, noting carriers take mail when they see it but may not go up the steps without mail. Elderly residents fear winter difficulties as snow blocks access, mentioning alternative boxes and missing pickup notices.
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Rhodesian officials report Hammarskjold dies in Congo flight crash
The Star Files notes Dag Hammarskjold perished when a UN Secretary-General mission plane crashed during peace efforts in the Congo. The piece also covers maritime strike tensions in New York, Rusk-Gromyko talks, and political reactions involving Molotov, Connally, and Trieste's status amid the crisis.
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U.N
Congo
New York City
CIO
AFL
Tom Connally
V.M. Molotov
Trieste
Yugslavia
Italy
Daily Meditation on Spiritual Beings and Soul First
The piece argues that humans are primarily spiritual beings and should seek to cultivate the soul. It cites Mark 8 36 and urges putting God first, warning that pursuing worldly gains without spiritual growth is a folly.
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God
How's Your. 1.Q. Memory Quiz Test
Based on 10 questions over 10 days, daily scores categorize memory levels from Memory Genius to Good. Includes a sample Q list on farms, sails, watts, Apostles, Ali Baba, parchment, travel time, geysers, carbon monoxide, and twins. Page 2 contains answers.
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