Archie Moore on law and unity in race tensions
Retired heavyweight champion Archie Moore urges a law and order approach to racial strife, rejecting violence and looting. He cites his own life from St Louis ghettos, endorses self-help programs like ABC Any Boy Can, and calls for qualified meetings of Black and white leaders to prevent civil war.
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America
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Ney
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Clark Terry
Africa
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Tron
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Successful Investing- Roger and Spear column
Reader seeks advice on converting FE bonds to stocks for income while preserving capital. Suggestions include dividend stocks with careful selection, exchanging bonds for 4.15 percent bonds, and consulting a bank officer. Also advises visiting Social Security for disability income and notes 1968 context and the Combined Insurance Co. of America outlook with Clement Stone.
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Combined Insurance Co. of America
WFA
Clement Stone
Spear
Gen. Fen. Corp
Protection racket rhetoric linked to Chicago unrest
Paul Harvey profile argues a Chicago origin for the protection racket and condemns rioters, praising law abiding whites and urging readers to pressure Congress. He links claimed blackmail to demands for a guaranteed annual wage and cites Civil War parallels to warn against domestic upheaval. He calls for action before further riots.
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Tyy
Chicago
al Capone
Clarlin Luther Wre
Dr. King
Washington
United States
Doctor and Pneumonia Tales From Canandaigua Halcyon Days
A reminiscence contrasts the 19th century Canandaigua era of doctors in limousines with the modern medical scene. It critiques Osler and early pneumonia treatments, recalls hot mustard foot baths as first aid, and invites readers to learn home health tips via a mailed booklet from Dr. William Brady of Beverly Hills.
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Zianagan
Armenia
Chapel Street
Osler
John Bunyan
Dr. Oster
Oster
Erie County Hospital
Delancey Rochester
Rochester
Jetters
Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
War and politics collide as Saigon offensive nears peace hopes
War news clashes with peace optimism as Saigon allied offensive unfolds amid calls for restraint. In California, McCarthy campaign structure is reworked while Kennedy forces push to dismantle it. Tax deadline extended for riot affected taxpayers, IRS skeptical of broader equity. San Francisco postal worker wins driving rights. local figures comment on sports events.
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McCarthy Campaign
California
Kennedy
IRS
Worry Clinic moral dilemma on adoption versus keeping baby
Dr George W Crane presents a case about Amy an unwed mother to be facing adoption vs keeping the child. He argues adoption benefits the baby and both would arise from two devoted parents while Amy would suffer social stigma and hinder her future education and happiness. He offers a booklet and charts for teens seeking guidance.
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Amy
Crane
Usui
Folklore and immigration memories reflect on times
Edward Weeks cites quotes about life in older times and immigrant contributions. From Belgian history to Dutch French tensions and American leaders like Frankfurter La Guardia Bunche Smith Kasio Handlin Ciardi Chayefsky, the piece links shared roots and public schools to national leadership. Metaphysics is debated over existence of debaters.
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Peter Duncan
May Wade
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Fiorella la Guardia
New York
Ralph Bunche
Harvard
al Smith
Alfred Kasio
Oscar Handlin
I. Rabi
John Ciardi
Paddy Chayefsky
Edward Weeks
the Atlantic
Language erosion in academia and industry jargon debated
A critique argues English is harmed by bureaucratic and corporate jargon. The piece questions university duties in prose integrity, cites a Southern Illinois University letter about a remedial degree program and urban shelters, and questions whether writing should be taught before freshmen. It suggests universities should focus on higher disciplines rather than kindergarten techniques.
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Academy
Sens Me
Kirk
State of Southern Illinois University
Public Relations Arks Inc
Shug
Hom
Shipwise: The Constellation, Notion and Truth
A reader asks about the famed ship Constellation, noting beliefs it sank or was a fake. The answer explains that the original frigate sank after striking a shoal near the Delaware River, was raised and repaired multiple times, and the Baltimore Constellation seen today is a later corvette built in 1832, while the constitutional pledge is cited.
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Constellation
Martin Delaware River
Norfolk
Baltimore
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