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Russia Must be Stopped... NOW!

By Charles Krauthammer

The president of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council challenges critics of President Obama’s Ukraine policy by saying “What are you going to do, send the 101st Airborne into Crimea?” Not exactly subtle. And rather silly, considering that no one has proposed such a thing. The alternative to passivity is not war but a serious foreign policy. For the last five years, Obama’s fruitless accommodationism has invited the kind of aggressiveness demonstrated by Iran in Syria, China in the East China Sea, and Russia in Ukraine.

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Nothing demonstrates American global retreat more than a budget that reduces the Army to 1940 levels.

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Cont’d. from Page 3 But what’s done is done. Put that aside. What is to be done now?

We have three objectives. In ascending order of difficulty: Reassure NATO. Deter further Russian incursion into Ukraine. Reverse the annexation of Crimea.

Baltics to arrange joint maneuvers.

2. Same for the four NATO countries bordering Ukraine — Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania.

3. Urgently revive the original missile-defense agreements concluded with Poland and the Czech Republic before Obama canceled them unilaterally to appease Russia.

Deter Russia in Ukraine:

Reassure NATO:

We’re already sending U.S. aircraft to patrol the airspace of the Baltic states.

That’s not enough.

1. Send the chairman of the Joint Chiefs to the

1. Extend the Black Sea maneuvers in which the USS Truxtun is currently engaged with Romania and Bulgaria. These were previously scheduled. Order immediate — and continual — follow-ons.

2. Declare that any further Russian military incursion beyond Crimea will lead to a rapid and favorable response from NATO to any request from Kiev for weapons. These would be accompanied by significant numbers of NATO trainers and advisers.

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This is no land-war strategy. This is the “tripwire” strategy successful for half a century in Germany and Korea. Any Russian push into western Ukraine would then engage a thin tripwire of NATO trainer/advisers. That is something the most rabid Soviet expansionist never risked. Nor would Putin. It would, therefore, establish a ring of protection at least around the core of western Ukraine.

Reverse the annexation of Crimea:

Clearly the most difficult.

In the short run, likely impossible. There are no military cards to play, Russia holding all of them. Ukraine’s forces are very weak. The steps must be diplomatic and economic.

First, Crimean secession under Russian occupation must lead to Russia’s immediate expulsion from the G-8. To assuage the tremulous Angela Merkel, we could do it by subtraction: All seven democracies withdraw from the G-8, then instantly reconstitute as the original G-7.

As for economic sanctions, they are currently puny. We haven’t done a thing. We haven’t even named names.

We’ve just authorized the penalizing of individuals.

Name the names, freeze their accounts. But any real effect will require broader sanctions and for that we need European cooperation. The ultimate sanction is to cut off Russian oligarchs, companies, and banks from the Western financial system. That’s the economic “nuclear option” that brought Iran to its knees and to the negotiating table. It would have a devastating effect on Putin’s economy.

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Which means we can do nothing decisive in the short or even medium term. But we can severely squeeze Russia in the long term.

How? For serious sanctions to become possible, Europe must first be weaned off Russian gas. Obama should order the Energy Department to expedite authorization for roughly 25 liquid-natural-gas export facilities. Demand all decisions within six weeks.

Second, call for urgent bipartisan consultation with congressional leaders for an emergency increase in defense spending, restoring at least $100 billion annually to the defense budget to keep U.S. armed forces at current strength or greater. Obama won’t do it, but he should. Nothing demonstrates American global retreat more than a

budget that reduces the U.S. Army to 1940 levels.

Obama is not the first president to conduct a weak foreign policy. Jimmy Carter was similarly inclined — until Russia invaded Afghanistan, at which point the scales fell from Carter’s eyes.

He responded boldly: imposing the grain embargo on the Soviets, boycotting the Moscow Olympics, increasing defense spending, and ostentatiously sending a machine-gun-toting Zbigniew Brzezinski to the Khyber Pass, symbolizing the massive military aid we began sending the mujahedeen, whose insurgency so bled the Russians over the next decade that they not only lost Afghanistan but were fatally weakened as a global imperial power.

Invasion woke Carter from his illusions. Will it wake Obama?

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Answering the question...

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Newsroom,” debuted on HBO on a The monologue starts after a feSunday night male college stutwo seasons ago. dent, watching a In the opening panel discussion on We’re 7th in literacy, scene, Jeff Danwhich Will McAvoy 27th in math, 22nd in iels, who portrays speaking alongside a science, 49th in life news anchor Will liberal and a conserexpectancy, 178th in infant vative pundit, asks McAvoy, delivered a stunning, the question “What mortality, 3rd in median hard-hitting, acmakes America the household income, curate, and intelgreatest country in ligent monologue. number 4 in labor force and the world.” McAvoy number 4 in exports.

This monologue hedges against anis something that swering the question, I believe every American should see, not wanting to take political sides, but and if they can’t see it, it should be is pressured by the moderator to anread, for I believe it is accurate and hits swer, when he finally delivers the beauhome at a number of issues we have in tiful words that follow: RESORTS

“It’s not the greatest country in the world professor, that’s my answer.

Sharon, the NEA is a loser, yeah, it accounts for a penny out of our paycheck but he gets to hit you with it any time he wants. It doesn’t cost money, it costs votes, it costs air time, it costs column inches. You know why people don’t like liberals?

Because they lose. If liberals are so f---ing smart, how come they lose so god damn always? *Turns to conservative pundit* And with a straight face you’re going to tell students that America is so star spangled awesome that we’re the only ones in the world that have free-

dom? Canada has freedom. Japan has freedom. The UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Australia, BELGIUM has freedom.

So, 207 sovereign states in the world, like 180 of them have freedom.

And you, sorority girl, just in case you accidentally wander into a voting booth one day there’s somethings you should know. One of them is there’s absolutely no evidence to support the statement that we’re the greatest country in the world. We’re 7th in literacy, 27th in math, 22nd in science, 49th in life expectancy, 178th in infant mortality, 3rd in median household income, Number 4 in labor force and Number 4 in exports. We lead the world in only three categories: Number of incarcerated citizens per capita, number of adults who believe angels are real, and defense spending where spend more than the next 26 countries combined, 25 of whom are allies.

Now none of this is the fault of a 20 year old college student, but you none the less are without a doubt a member of the worst period generation period ever period, so when you ask what makes us the greatest country in the world, I don’t know what the f---you’re talking about. Yosemite?

It sure used to be. We stood up for what was right. We fought for moral reasons. We passed laws, struck down laws for moral reasons. We waged wars on poverty, not poor people. We sacrificed, we cared about our neighbors, we put our money where our mouths were and we never beat our chests. We built great big things, made ungodly technological advances, explored the universe, cured diseases, and cultivated the world’s greatest artists and the world’s greatest economy. We reached for the stars, acted like men, we aspired to intelligence, we didn’t belittle it, it didn’t make us feel inferior.

We didn’t identify ourselves by who we voted for in the last election and we didn’t scare so easy. We were able to be all these things and do all these things because we were informed, by great men, men who were revered. First step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one. America is not the greatest country in the world anymore.

Enough?”

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By Jim Sweizer How many times have you gone into a store with a great coupon deal only to find that the item you wanted to purchase is one of many “exclusions” listed in the fine print?

The same thing can happen when shopping for colleges.

Keeping this scenario in mind, here are some of the questionable “comeons” you should be aware of when looking for the college that’s right for you.

What they tell you: “Complete your degree in X months!”

What they’re not saying: “Applies to full-time students only.”

Fact: A service member using tuition assistance benefits for undergraduate courses enrolls in approximately three courses or nine semester hours a year. In fact, an airman enrolled in a Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) associates program takes nine years to complete all degree requirements.* Can a motivated military student working 10-16 hours a day really complete their degree requirements quicker by enrolling full time? Practically speaking, those who can are in the minority and less likely to have tuition assistance approved for a full-time course load.

rankings in their ads should provide a verifiable source. Is the ranking given by a reputable magazine or does it emanate from a “play-to-pay” website that creates a list based solely on those schools purchasing an ad or sponsorship? Another thing to consider is that rankings are sometimes based on the submission of a survey which some schools choose not to complete due to a methodology which may be at odds with their admissions policy, program or student support structure, or other

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Last and biggest of the Pacific island battles of World War II, the Okinawa campaign (April 1 to June 22, 1945) involved the 287,000 troops of the U.S. Tenth Army against 130,000 soldiers of the Japanese Thirty-second Army. At stake were air bases vital to the projected invasion of Japan.

By the end of the 82-day campaign, Japan had lost more than 77,000 soldiers and the Allies had suffered more than 65,000 casual-

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Japanese forces changed their typical tactics of resisting at the water’s edge to a defense in depth, designed to gain time. In conjunction with this, the Japanese navy and army mounted mass air attacks by planes on oneway “suicide” missions; the Japanese also sent their last big battleship, theYamato, on a similar mission with a few escorts. The “special attack” kamikaze tactics the Japanese used on these missions, although not especially sophisticated, were so determined that Allied forces perhaps faced their most difficult Pacific campaign. The net result made Okinawa a mass bloodletting both on land and at sea, and among both the island’s civilian population and the military.

A series of defense lines across the island, both north

and south of the American landing beaches, enabled the Japanese to conduct a fierce defense of Okinawa over many weeks. Using pillboxes and strongpoints, caves, and even some ancient castles, the Japanese defense positions supported one another and often resisted even the most determined artillery fire or air strikes. Mounting few attacks themselves, the Japanese conserved their strength for this defense. Caves or pillboxes often had to be destroyed individually with dynamite charges.

This battle took place in an environment much more heavily populated than most Pacific islands, with civilian casualties of almost 100,000 and equally heavy losses for the Japanese army. “It was a scene straight out of hell. There is no other way to describe it,” recalls Higa Tomiko, then a sevenyear-old girl, who survived the battle.

The commanding generals on both sides died in the course of this battle: BATTLE, cont’d. on Page 26

Beneath the Battle on Okinawa

In 1944, the Japanese navy dug this 450-meter network of tunnels, using only picks and hoes, in anticipation of near-future warfare. It was the Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters in Tomishiro.

During the Battle of Okinawa, this bunker in the southern part of the island played a vital role in protecting the Japanese military, providing a place to plan offense and defense. It could hold 4,000 soldiers at a time, and included a sick bay, a kitchen, an operation room and electricity.

But as the invasion wore on, nothing BENEATH, cont’d. on Page 26

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Choosing the correct plastic surgeon

By Amy-Marie Cook Every day thousands of women look at themselves in the mirror and wonder where all the years have gone. For some, the aging process has been kind and gentle. Others wear the years quite visibly. They are convinced by the empty promises of over the counter products, quick fixes, and “lunchtime lifts.”

However, many realize that there is no miracle potion or lotion. When all else fails, some consider plastic surgery. This option is often an exciting one, but women often spend far more time deciding in surgery, and very little time choosing their surgeon. This lack of research can often be seen on the faces of our favorite former celebrities.

Finding a qualified plastic surgeon with the proper credentials is critical.

Dr. Jason R. Hess specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery in San Diego. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the only board for certifying plastic surgeons. Dr. Hess specializes in the most difficult of plastic surgical procedures including facelift, tummy tuck and rhinoplasty. His patients and peers respect him for his meticulous attention to detail and his compassionate approach to patient care.

“It is clear he cares about his patients and strives for excellence in his profession. It’s a pity more doctors do not demonstrate Dr. Hess’ humanity and kindness. Having plastic surgery has had a powerful effect on the way I view myself, not just physically but emotionally too,” remarked Vanessa Feistel Meyers, a plastic surgery patient.

She said she chose Dr. Hess because her friend had excellent results from her surgery. “ I don’t think most people realize what an effect a positive plastic surgery experience has on a person; the

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According to Dr. Hess, “Our face is our most unique and powerful means of communicating with one another. We share our emotions and feelings quite visibly. An aged and fatigued appearance can affect our relationships as well as our perceptions of ourselves.

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DoD to Walmart: Take down our logos

How-to’s of becoming an entrepreneur Veteran Entrepreneurs Today (VET), a new program designed to help vets become business entrprepreneurs, is holding a Friendraiser event at Courtyard Marriott San Diego Mission Valley, 595 Hotel Circle South, San Diego at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 21.

The program a project of Honoring Our Troops, a San Diego-based non-profit dedicated to filling the needs of returning veterans by supporting them to start small businesses.

This unique program coordinates “think tank” groups of veterans with an emphasis on veterans with service-

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The group meets weekly, shares challenges and gains insights. Participants receive follow-up support for 24 months after the initial 12-week group.

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By Kathryn Skelton Sun Journal The U.S. Department of Defense has asked Wal-Mart to remove military logos from 16 corporate tractortrailers used to carry wreaths to veterans’ graves for Wreaths Across America, a charity based in Down East Maine.

Citing a trademark violation, the U.S. Department of Defense has asked Wal-Mart to remove military logos from the tractor-trailers WalMart uses to carry Wreaths Across America wreaths around the country.

The DOD says Wal-Mart was violating its trademarks.

The trucks sport logos for the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard above a field of snowy, wreath-covered headstones.

Jessica O’Haver, program manager for the trademark licensing office of the Marine Corps, said at least four of the five logos are official seals intended for use only by the DOD. A Marine spotted one of the trucks, took a picture and alerted her office back in December.

Wal-Mart says the logos will be down by Memorial Day.

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By Amy Bushatz Military.com All stateside Tricare in-person service centers are closed as of April 1. The closure of the 189 facilities is expected to save the Defense Department about $50 million a year, officials said. The Tricare Service Centers, which handle about 137,000 visitors a month, are staffed by contractors and handle issues ranging from processing provider changes to billing problems.

"The change will not — let me repeat that — will not affect any Tricare medical benefit or health care service," Army Col. Steve Warren, a DoD spokesman said in a statement.

"What it will do is allow the department to save $250 million over the next five years, allowing Tricare to invest in more important services."

All of the services currently dealt with by service center staff can be currently handled exclusively over the phone, they said.

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By Sean Highkin, USAtoday.com This offseason, the Philadelphia 76ers set out to be historically, spectacularly bad. GM Sam Hinkie didn’t just want the Sixers to be a lottery team — he wanted a team that would remembered as one of the worst ever.

Mission accomplished.

Recently, the Sixers lost 120-98 to the Houston Rockets. With this loss, they tied the 2010-11 Cleveland Cavaliers’ record for the longest losing streak in NBA history, at 26. No matter how the draft lottery shakes out, this team is in the record books.

The Sixers have become a lightning rod for the tanking debate, the most blatant example of a purposely bad team since the 1996-97 Boston Celtics attempted to land Tim Duncan in the draft. There is no neutral opinion on the 2013-14 76ers. They’re either a shining example of a smart rebuild or the worst thing ever to happen to basketball, with no in-between.

Whichever side of the debate you come down on, there’s something admirable about how they accomplished this goal. Very rarely in sports does a team set a goal in the offseason and accomplish it so thoroughly.

On draft night, the Sixers traded All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday to the New Orleans Pelicans for a 2014 first-round pick and former Kentucky center Nerlens Noel, who has yet to play a single game for Philadelphia.

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ter that even their head coach admitted had just six NBA players.

Then, they traded three of those NBA players at the deadline, leaving behind a roster featuring Rookie of the Year favorite Michael Carter-Williams, veteran forward Thaddeus Young and a revolving door of D-Leaguers. 22 players have appeared on the Sixers’ roster during the regular season, and only nine of them have had two or more years of NBA experience.

The Sixers have 10 games remaining on the schedule, including seven against playoff teams. There’s a very real possibility they will finish the season on a 36-game losing streak. Considering they improbably won their first three games of the season, this is a real feat.

The 2013-14 Sixers should not be viewed as a basketball team, but as a piece of performance art, expertly executed by Hinkie, who could be having the last laugh. He goes into the offseason with a ton of cap space, two likely top-10 picks (including one top-four pick) and a promising young core including Carter-Williams and Noel.

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CHARGERS REPORT

By Art Garcia “Vince is a playmaker. He’s proven himself and (he’s) a guy who can come in here and teach our younger guys – I think he’s the perfect match … If Vince is listening, ‘come to San Diego.’” — Chargers linebacker Donald Butler commenting on the Patriots’ defensive tackle Vince Wilfork.

As the third week of NFL free agency begins it is clear that Tom Telesco is sticking to his three-tiered plan of resigning in-house free agents; restructuring salaries to help free up some money under the salary cap and signing some key free agents to bolster the talent on the roster.

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Though he hasn’t made the ‘bigname’ free agent signing that fans are clamoring for – see the Broncos and Patriots moves – Telesco is content with building a deep roster with steady, if not spectacular, role players that fit into the Chargers’ overall scheme. You know, the same plan he used last year which catapulted the team back into the playoffs after a three-year hiatus.

Recently, Telesco talked about his strategy for this offseason with The Mighty 1090’s Darren Smith: “We feel very good about it, I know this may not have been a very sexy offseason for us but we had three things really as a

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game plan of what we had to get done this offseason. No. 1 was kind of cleaning up our own house and restructuring some contracts to give us some cap flexibility this year to get some things done that needed to get done – so that was a good start.

“Our main priority this year was to re-sign some of our own players and Donald Butler was obviously a big part of that; re-signing Darrell Stuckey who is an excellent special teamer was a big priority and Chad Rinehart who was a starting left guard for us who played well. Those were three guys that we really wanted to get back in the fold and also three guys that if we don’t have, now we have more holes.

“So we’re happy to get those guys and guys like Tutu (Seyi Ajirotutu) back. We wanted to get some of our own guys back and we were able to do that and the third part of that (his plan) was just to keep building that depth.

“We’re getting there little-by-little, we’re better this year than last year and we’re trying to build as deep of roster as we can because we need them all. So we were able to add some pieces there that we think can come in and really contribute in some roles with us.”

Telesco also re-signed two free agents he brought in last year, ILB Reggie Walker and CB Richard Marshall, as well as RB Donald Brown and ILB Kavell Edwards from the Colts, CB Brandon Ghee (Bengals), TE David Johnson (Steelers) and QB Kellen Clemmons (Rams).

While the addition of Walker and Edwards brings some much-needed depth behind Butler and Manti Te’o at the inside ’backer position, landing a defensive tackle via free agency or the upcoming NFL Draft in May has to be at the top of Telesco’s wish list. As bad as the Chargers need to shore up the secondary, specifically cornerback, if you can’t stop the run it doesn’t matter how great your pass coverage is.

The success to a 3-4 defense is a strong, physical presence at the nose tackle position who can stuff the run at the point of attack and occupy double teams (remember Jamal Williams?) to keep the offensive linemen off of the linebackers. The Chargers currently have just one veteran, Sean Lissemore, CHARGERS, cont’d. on Page 25 www.MilitaryPress.com • editorsdesk@militarypress.com

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VA home loans — did you know...?

Homeownership is an important step to you and your family’s security and future. Why pay rent when you can own your own home and receive tax advantages? Everyone seems to know the “headline” advantages of VA home loans for active and retired service members namely zero down payment, lower interest rates than conventional financing, assumable and no funding fee for eligible disabled veterans.

However, as I speak to various service members about homeownership, there are a lot of really good VA underwriting guidelines which set VA financing apart from FHA or Conventional loans.

VA financing is actually easier to qualify for a home loan over other financing programs. Here are a few good underwriting points to help you gain the advantages of homeownership through VA Financing; Did you know that in San Diego County you can purchase a home with zero down payments with a maximum purchase price of $527K? Also, you can purchase a home above $527K with a much smaller down payment than Conventional or FHA financing with NO mortgage insurance?

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know you may still be eligible for a VA home loan? We just need to verify entitlement.

Did you know that if you are a Surviving Spouse of a veteran you may have home loan eligibility?

Did you know that two unmarried veterans can apply for a home loan together under a “Joint Loan”? Use only 50% of entitlement for each veteran.

Did you know that there are “no point & no cost” options to purchase a new home using VA? So no out of pocket costs for title, escrow or loan fees.

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Brilliant moving tips

By Peggy Wang 1. Pack an overnight bag containing all the essentials. Chances are, you’ll be too tired to unpack your things. You’ll want your essentials within easy access, including a change of clothes if you’re going back to work the next day as well as all your toiletries. It’s also a great way to transport a laptop, which could run the risk of getting stolen during a move.

2. Pack the items you will need FIRST in a clear plastic bin. This includes things like a box cutter, paper towels, trash bags, eating utensils, select cookware, power strips, phone chargers, toilet paper, tools, etc. The clear bin allows you to see inside; it also separates itself from the myriad of cardboard boxes.

3. Wrap your breakables (dishes, glasses, etc.) in clothing to save on bubble wrap. Two birds, one stone: you’re packing your clothes and kitchenware at the same time.

4. For extra padding, pack your glasses and stemware in clean socks.

5. In addition to labeling what’s in your boxes, add what room they’ll be going into, as well. When you arrive at your new home, unpack BY ROOM. The unpacking process will feel more manageable.

6. If you can, show up to your new home before the move and pre-clean the bathroom and kitchen. Put up a new shower curtain liner and stock some new bath towels and toilet paper, as well.

You’ll want to take a hot shower after a long day of moving.

7. Pack plates vertically, like records. They’ll be less likely to break.

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Dwight D. Eisenhower 34th President of the United States Served from Jan. 20, 1953 to Jan. 20, 1961

“I have one yardstick by which I test every major problem - and that yardstick is: Is it good for America?”

— Dwight Eisenhower

Richard M. Nixon 36th Vice President of the United States Served from Jan. 20, 1953 to Jan. 20, 1961

World events

first is the Toyopet Crown • Portable radar devices used • Suez Canal crisis: Egypt re-opens to enforce speed limits the Suez Canal • Martin Luther King Jr. heads • Soviets test H Bomb • Malaya gains independence from nationwide resistance to racial seg• Great Britain tests Britain regation and discrimination first hydrogen bomb on • Asian flu pandemic claims over to ensure they could enter • Federal troops Christmas Island 150,000 lives worldwide • U.S. Mackinac suspension send to Arkansas • Soviet Union • Russia successfully bridge opens connecting the to enforce antilaunches Sputnik 2 launches the first artificial upper and lower peninsulas of segregation laws with the satellite, Sputnik 1 Michigan • Tidal wave first ani• South Vietnam at• The House follows Hurricane mal to tacked by Viet Cong guefor Un-American Audrey into coasts of enter rillas Activities ComTexas and Louisiana space, • Treaty of Rome is mittee convicts a • The National a dog formed number of writers N ik Guard, on the order it a • Peak of the baby and playwrights Khrushchev of Gov. Orval Faubus, named boomer years for un-American Martin ing is used to prevent nine Laika • Singapore gains self rule activities / ComLuther K African-American students • Bubble wrap in• Foot and Mouth disease in Engmunist party membership. from entering Central High School in vented accidentally land reaches epidemic proportions Little Rock and shortly after, Federal while trying to create with 30,000 animals slaughtered Technology troops charge defiant protesters with plastic wallpaper Jackie • Papa Doc becomes president of • Ultrasound scanning fixed bayonets Robinson Haiti pioneered

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• Toyota starts selling cars in the U.S. — the

• First nuclear reactor plant opens for production of electricity in Pennsylvania

Sports

• Jackie Robinson says he is quitting the game forever to enter private business • NFL Champions Detroit Lions over the Cleveland Browns.

• NBA Finals Boston Celtics over the St. Louis Hawks, 4 to 3 • World Series Champs Milwaukee Brewers

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Oh my, and you should hear him on the phone! He is just the cutest, he says to me in the cutest voice “Hi Grandma!” It just gets me all teary eyed.”

After what seemed like two hours for the poor man sitting next to her, Gertrude seemed to realize that perhaps she was talking a bit too much. “You know, I feel terrible! Here I am just talking and talking without letting you get in a word edgewise!”

“Tell me… what do you think about my Grandson?”

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“Hi! My name is Gertrude,” said the lady next to him on the plane. ”It’s so nice to meet you! I’m flying to New York for my grandson’s third birthday. I’m so excited! I remember when he was just a little thumbkin and now he’s already three! It’s really hard to believe. He’s the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen! You know what? Hold on, I think I might have a picture on me. Let me take a look in my purse, yes, here it is, just look at him, isn’t he adorable. Do you see his dimple on his left cheek?

Simply adorable! I could stare at his picture all day.

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So there was this female business executive who was late for a meeting.

She is going 65 on a street where the speed limit is 40. A cop pulls her over and says “Ma’am, can I please see your license?”

She says “I’m sorry, officer, but I got it revoked two years ago for drunk driving.”

His brow furrows and he straightens up. “Well, can I please see the registration of your car?” She says “I stole the car and I killed the driver; he’s in the trunk.”

“Ma’am, DON’T MOVE, I’m calling for backup.” He mutters furiously into his walkie-talkie… Five minutes later, half the squad pulls up, the Chief of Police walks over to the woman’s window. “Ma’am, can I see your license?” he asks sternly.

“Of course, officer,” she smiles demurely and pulls out a license from

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her purse. He squints warily at it. “This looks legitimate,” he mumbles. “Can I see the registration to this car?” She pulls it out of the glove compartment and hands it to him.

“Ma’am, stand back!” He bangs open the trunk of the car and flinches: but it was completely empty…

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Far left, #97 Aaron Donald.

Inset, Timmy Jernigan.

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Telesco moved up five spots in last years’ draft to select Te’o out of Notre Dame and by keeping Butler, one has to figure the second-year GM feels that barring injury, the team is set at inside linebacker for the next few years. After finishing last season 23rd in total defense (366.5 yds. per gm.) and 12th in run defense (107.8 yds. per gm.), securing a stud tackle to cause havoc along the defensive front will allow both Butler and Te’o to maximize their potential.

According to the various draft guides there are three defensive tackles with first-round grades – Louis Nix, Aaron Donald and Timmy Jernigan. Below is a closer look at each player along with a short synopsis from USA Today regarding their pros and cons.

Louis Nix – 6-2 1/2, 349 lbs., Notre Dame:

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Gets push up middle as a pass rusher.

Explosive space occupier who absorbs blockers and keeps linebackers free.

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be quick penetrator. Plays on his feet with good flexibility, base and quick hands.

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Coming off knee (meniscus) surgery.

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Cons – Shorter than minimum for prototype defensive tackle. In rare occasions, can be rooted out of a hole by a double team.

Aaron Donald – 6-0 ¾, 288 lbs., Pittsburgh:

Timmy Jernigan – 6-2, 298 lbs., Florida State:

Pros – Undersized but productive interior under tackle in 4-3. Plays all over the front, looking for best matchup. Sudden off ball and upfield. Good lateral quickness and effort to finish.

Slippery, leverage player. Works hard every play from snap to whistle. Good flexibility to dip and bend. Won Bednarick, Lombardi and Outland trophies and Nagurski awards. Unanimous All-

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Despite Butler’s wishes, it is highly unlikely Telesco would take a chance on Wilfork. First, the Chargers have limited cap space – Wilfork asked to be released from the Patriots after the team asked him to take a pay cut from the $7.5 million he is owed this upcoming season. Secondly, as great as the 31-year-old Wilfork has been over his career, the fact that he is trying to return from a torn Achilles at his age has to be a concern. Scouts Inc. has four defensive tackles ranked in their list of the top 32 NFL Draft prospects – Donald (#12), Nix III (#22), Jernigan (#30) and Minnesota’s Ra’Shede Hageman (#19). While scanning over the various mock drafts the past few weeks only Sports Illustrated’s Doug Ferrar has the Chargers drafting the 6’6, 318 lbs. Hageman. Though he’s viewed undersized as a defensive tackle, there is no denying Donald’s production on the field where he garnered 66 tackles for loss – 28.5 this past season. Both Butler and Telesco’s quote regarding Wilfork is courtesy the Darren Smith Show.

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