Our Responsibilities and U S Foreign Commitments
An editorial urges reassessment of U S global obligations, criticizing SEATO and broad foreign commitments. It argues allies must stand on their own, urges constitutional limits, and calls for domestic spending restraint and a return to limited government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iccasion
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Australia
Britain
France
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam
John Gorton
Philcay
Republic of South Korea
South Vietnam
U.S
Walter F. George
Dga
Foreign Relations
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Eisenhower
Senate
Southeast Asia
Iran
Liberia
Saudi Arabia
Roger Hilsman
Santa Claus
Bible Funds Opened by 1st Continental Congress in 1735
The 1735 Continental Congress set aside funds to buy 20 000 Bibles for distribution as political textbooks across the 13 colonies. Today, reading the Bible in schools is banned.
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First Continental Congress
America
Retirement funds and stock tips from Roger E Spear
Reader asks about selling Fundamental Investors and International Harvester stock after a heart attack. Spear counsels retaining the fund for steady yield and argues IH should be kept despite downdraft, noting dividends and earnings reinvestment. Explains how dividends are declared and why profits may be reinvested rather than paid to shareholders.
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Funda- Tettal
E.K. AI
I.D. A
The Withdrawal of Johnson and Vietnam Policy
The piece argues President Johnson was pushed from power by Kennedy and faced humiliations from primaries to Chicago. It questions his Vietnam decisions, suggesting he appeased the enemy and abdicated toward a lame duck stance while supporters blamed his handling of bombing and policy.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
B.K
Lyndon Johnson
Chicago
United States
Bobby Kennedy
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Rusk
McNamara
North Vietnam
Lame Duck
Lars Duck
White House
Hanoi
Ginp
Ben Spock
Greenwich Village
Revolution talk won’t spark mass violence in America
A columnist argues that despite calls for revolt by MLK critics and figures like Dick Gregory, Americans will avoid armed street action this spring and summer. He cites police readiness, student radicals’ ignorance, and the broad willingness of Black Americans to reject violence, keeping the republic intact.
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Martin Luther King
Washington
Dick Gregory
America
Hoover
Revolution
Jack London
Valparaiso University
de Tocqueville
Watts
Harlem
Detroit
Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Floyd MecKissick
América
Newark
Chicago
American Republic
Love Hypnosis and Brain Rules in Young Romance
The Worry Clinic notes that romance follows supposed laws like electricity and brain choices. Nancy T. complains that Dr Crane overemphasizes brain over heart, while the piece argues hypnotic romance and field playing prevent auto-hypnosis. It promotes a booklet and paid personal advice from Meltot Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newey
Nancy T
Jaye
Quirky Humorous Sayings Across Professions
A collection of short, humorous vignettes from a speaker, a paratroop officer, lawyers, a minister, a wife, and a jurist. Jokes center on blunt talk, misstatements, and witty wordplay about sermons, shirts, alibis, and a sports writer crafting plausible excuses for error.
Degeneration themes in medical and dental discourse
A discussion tracing Webster’s degeneration definition, then shifting to dental terms like pyorrhea and periodontitis. It links cardiovascular degeneration to aging, cites Weston A Price’s works, and recounts a personal tale of switching from single to multi blade razors, underscoring the gradual onset of chronic degenerations and the evolving terminology in dental pathology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Weston A. Price
D.ds
FAO
Webster
Jake
Twin Christening Launches Two Ships at Philadelphia Yard
During WWI era inquiry we note a 1968 event at Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard marking the first twin christening and launching since 1960. The New Orleans and New Port were launched, with New Bodisite prototype LST and LPH class details, including capabilities for amphibious assault, helicopter deployment, and hospital evacuation as temporary bases.
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Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard
New Orleans
New Port
Martin
Philadelphia
LST
Sha 15
Vielogm
LPH
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Imbine Robery
Jack
Jane Toner
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Piatidany Secratory
Il Anderton
Indiana
Moditan
Edigining
Hoyerd Indiana
Associated Press
Buckley
By Russel Kirk
Cope
George W. Crone
Crane
Meltot
Ind
William Wade
Atulf
Lola
Dorling
Brady's Health Service
William Bead
James
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