Sea routes must stay open for nation's survival says Adm. McCain
Editorial argues unrestricted access to the seas is vital for the United States. Vice Admiral John S. McCain, a U.S. Navy leader and UN Military Staff Committee member, warns protected sea lanes and ocean resources are essential amid space competition and growing naval power abroad.
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John S. McCain
U.S. Navy
Adm
McCain
U.S
United Nations Military Staff Committee
Eastern Sea Frontier
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
United States
Free World
Russia
China
Regulations And The Managers
The 1963 annual report to Congress from the Federal Power Commission argues that imaginative regulation and public spirited management can jointly foster growth in service, technology, and costs. It notes progress in service standards, falling rates, feasible nuclear power, and high voltage transmission while warning against regulation for regulation’s sake that hinders public interest.
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Tnis
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Politics and War in Vietnam Unemployment Rhetoric
The Johnson administration touts a 3.7 percent unemployment milestone while wartime drafts erode jobless numbers. In the last year 268000 young Americans were inducted, with 190000 of them under 25, prompting questions about the link between war and job figures and the prospect of deeper drafts and casualties.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Freeman Under Fire From Congressman Over Agriculture Stance
Congressman Joe Shubitz of Kansas criticizes Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, saying he must defend farmers or lose the word agriculture from his title. Shubitz urges Freeman to stand up for American agricultural interests and ranchers.
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Orville Freeman
Joe Shubitz
Kansas
Freeman
America
Investor Seeks Growth and Bond Advice in Personal Letter
A 63 year old investor with Martin Marietta, Warner Electric Brake, American Hospital, and Allied Stores discusses hoped gains, share movements, and a 2 for 1 stock split plan. He asks how to liquidate 8000 in 2 Treasury bonds while avoiding losses and notes the columnist cannot answer all mail personally.
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Dio
Martin- Marietta
Allied
Warner Electric Brake
American Hospital
Treasury
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Ky Faces Dilemma as South Vietnam Seethes Over War Profiteering
The piece analyzes Premier Ky's fragile hold amid civil and religious discontent in South Vietnam following Ta Vinh's public execution for hoarding price rises and bribery. It argues price controls strain commerce, calls for port reform to ease inflation, and warns against overzealous war profiteering prosecutions that could erode Ky's legitimacy.
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South
Viet Nam
Diem
Ta Vinh
Saigon
Hong Kong
Truong Thanh
Chiang Kai-Shek
South Viet Nam
Humphrey
Ray
Millenia
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Brady's Health Service Advice Column
Dr William Brady answers reader questions on everyday health issues from digestion to sleep position and hygiene. He notes no remedies for stopping a spouse’s drinking and includes instructions for submitting letters to Brady at 625 El Camino, South Beverly Hills.
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Daily Mail
Arias
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Babe Ruth as Extrovert Idol in Worry Clinic Case
The Worry Clinic notes Babe Ruth as a standout example of extroverted focus, arguing self analysis harms performance. It cites a wall-berth home run moment and compares hypnotic handgrip tests showing belief in strength boosting outcomes. The piece advertises Dr. Crane's Introvert vs Extrovert tests with instructions and costs.
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Babe Ruth
Swat
Hamlet
Folklore and Foolish Reasoning Pieces by William Wade
A collection of humorous anecdotes and observations about human error and illogic. It lampoons mistaken thinking, from wrong end logic to misread clues, and ends with a note on circumlocution as a verbose form of poor reasoning.
Nelson’s Pillar toppled in Dublin amid monument debate
The piece recalls the 1966 destruction of Nelson’s Pillar on O’Connell Street by Irish nationalists and contrasts it with the erasure of other symbols. It notes vandalized Sarsfield Lodge, praises the Nkrumah statue’s removal in Accra, and criticizes mobs while urging care for historical memory.
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Nelson
O'Connell
Sackville Street
Dublin
Daniel O’connell
Ireland
Liffey
Admiral Nelson
Trafalgar
England
Mark
Irish Republic
Patrick Sarsfield
Sarsfield
Lucan
Tralian Counsul
Kwame Nkrumah
the Redeemer
Accra
Fea. Corp
Shepherd- By Julien O. Hyer
Fearful words echo from a coach encouraging resilience and grit against a larger team. The text blends biblical reference Exodus 14 13 with sports metaphors about belief, effort, and staying engaged. It frames victory as a matter of determination over perceived disadvantage.
Battle of the Coral Sea a pivotal air powered naval clash
The piece notes the Coral Sea battle on May 7-8 1942 as a decisive defensive milestone in the Southwest Pacific. It likens the Coral Sea and Midway to Trafalgar Waterloo and Jutland, and emphasizes that for the first time large naval actions were decided by air power with no surface ships in gun range. It previews Lexington and Yorktown.
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Southwest Pacific
Coral Sea
Midway
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Anderson
Indiana
Madusa
Madison
Associated Press
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Buckley
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George W. Crane
Crane
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William Wade
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Wade
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