Moscow moves and NATO reshaping out of Prague crisis
The piece argues Moscow used force to blunt Czechoslovakia and widen pressure on West Germany while NATO plans move to Bonn and a December foreign ministers meeting. It notes U S focus on Vietnam limits counteraction and highlights Admiral Rickover’s critique of defense structure and calls for Pentagon reform.
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United Nations
West Germany
NATO
France
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
Denmark
Belgium
Bonn
Council of Foreign Ministers
U.S
Vietnam
Moscow
Russia
Kremlin
East Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Hyman G. Rickover
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Defense Department
Department
Rickover
Robert Mc
Thant Questioned Over Vietnam Remarks Role
U.S. officials debate U Thant's neutrality after he urged the General Assembly to seek a halt to U.S. bombing of North Vietnam. Ambassador Ball says the secretary-general acted without U.S. consultation and may have undermined UN impartiality, risking credibility amid Paris negotiations.
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Washington
United Nations
U Thant
General Assembly
North Vietnam
United States
Mr Thant
South Vietnam
George Ball
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Ball
U.N
Security Council
Secretary General
Secretariat
Hungarian Underground Resists Kadar Regime and Mindszenty Siege
An underground Hungarian perspective links 1956 repression to current dissidence against Janos Kadar. It cites deportations of 75,000 and 68,000 others, 463 prisoners in Budapest, and 152 youths executed by 18. It notes Soviet forces near Szolnok and at Budapest, AVH control, and Mindszenty's sanctuary as the regime tightens.
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U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Budapest
Cuba
Hungary
Red
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Siberia
Moscow
Stooge
Antonin Novotny
Danubian
Szolnok
Red Army
Vietnam
AVH
Statul Bezpenenost
Stasi
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Mindszenty
Governor Darden Campaigns in Winchester and Berryville
Governor Darden spoke in Winchester and Berryville for the Third War Loan drive introduced by Senator Byrd. Winchester Frederick County totals exceed one million dollars as the campaign progresses. Reverend Carl A. Honeycutt resigns as Grace Lutheran pastor after since August 1939. Liberty Rally at Empire Theatre with music planned. quota around 890 000. Virginia coal users urged to delay heating until December 1 if weather allows. War Industries Board allows remodeling of the Farmers and Merchants Bank building.
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Darden
Winchester
Berryville
Byrd
Frederick County
Carl A. Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
H.B. McCormac
Empire Theatre
Virginia
War Industries Board
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation quotes Romans 12 14 19 urging kindness to persecutors rejoice with others and avoid evil. It notes war injustice hunger and the potential for a better world through honest work sacrifice science and goodwill inviting readers to strive for a just life.
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Paul
Britain's Ideal Barmaid Began Pulling Pub Taps at 15
AP reports Margaret Winfield, 29, crowned England’s ideal barmaid, now works at the Eagle Pub near London. She started at 15, earns about 14.55 dollars weekly, and enjoys the pub life, chaffing customers, and steady chatter with regulars, many pensioners seeking companionship.
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Britain
New York
Atlantic
Margaret Winfield
England
Margaret
Little Isles
Eagle
London
New Wax Water Droplets Hint at Dry Martini Mix
A fresh process capsules minute water droplets in wax bubbles with unknown use. The note suggests substituting vermouth for water and letting people mix their own dry martinis.
Heredity Tied to Psoriasis and Rabies Vaccines Discussed
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on psoriasis heredity and skin involvement, bathing, and diagnosis. He explains narcolepsy diagnosis, absence of cure, and naps with possible medication. A note covers bat rabies risk and tetanus importance with vaccine guidance and a request for letters to the columnist.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q A Quick Mental Quiz Report
A reader prompts a ten day IQ style test with ten daily questions. It asks who originated lacrosse who explored Vinland and which nation houses the Foreign Legion. It also tests grammar weather facts and moon distance.
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Foreign Legion
Vinland
Chile
China
Spain
John
Grand Banks
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