Divided Korea faces renewed threat of wider war
The article notes a limited but deadly clash along the Korean DMZ with eight allied fatalities and U S President Johnson and Prime Minister Park testing new positions. It recalls the Pueblo seizure and ongoing talks at Panmunjom amid decisive U S warnings to North Korea and South Korea.
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John W. Smith
Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
North Korea
Tracs
Panmunjorn
Korea
Johnson
Honolulu
Chung Hee Park
Park
China
Japan
United States
Republic of Korea
Seoul
Soviet Union
Korean Democratic People's Republic
New York State
South Korea
United Nations
Kim Il Sung
South
Kim Wi Sung
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Chrysler shares rise in market share and bullish outlook
The column notes Chrysler's rising U S market share from 10 percent in 1962 to over 18 percent in 1968 amid improving profits and new management. It advises holding Chrysler for now and selling only part if cash is needed to preserve a stake in a potential postwar market. It also addresses Brunswick dividends and selling guidance for speculative holdings.
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Chrysler
Fve
U. S
Brunswick
W. B
Roger Spear
Hoger E. Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
iGen. Fea, Corp
Our Image Abroad by a U S Soldier in West Germany
An American soldier in West Germany writes home after MLK events, questioning U S foreign aid and how the United States is viewed abroad. He notes foreign reactions to U S policies, flags, and military presence, urging a reevaluation of foreign policy and aid.
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U.S
United States
West Germany
Remy
Martin Luther King
Anderson
Awa
Europe
Army
Jimmy Clark
United , Wy States
United States of America
Brady's Health Service Restless Legs and Leg Cramps
Dr William Brady discusses restless legs and leg cramps, noting nitroglycerin can relieve leg jitters and offering a booklet on nitroglycerin use. He cautions against sedatives and explains cramping may reflect tetany or growing pains, inviting brief letters for guidance with a stamped envelope.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Preambles and Puzzling Waters in a Wobbling Text
The fragmentary text blends claims about Lake Michigan pollution and cigarette risks with garbled phrases about a Longin Bridge and bottled Thames water. It then shifts to a garbled U.S. Constitution preamble and state aims, mixing unrelated ideas in a jumbled historical-essay style.
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Longin Bridge
Worry Clinic Attacks HEW Image Campaign on Alcoholism
Dr George Crane of Mellor Indiana denounces federal Health Education and Welfare efforts to reframe alcoholism as a disease. He argues advertising promotes drinking and blames Barleycorn for social ills while urging readers to request his booklet How to Stop the Liquor and Tobacco Habits with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Case Fs
Dred J. ‘Thor
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Federal Health, Education and Welfare Department
de. Crane
Gimilck
John Barleycorn
John Barleycom
Lnd Letagera
Ple
Shane
Flint
Folklore by William Wade Abridged Parade of lines and quips
A fragmentary feature titled Folklore by William Wade presents a string of humorous and adrift quotes. The piece plucks famous last words and comic asides about manners, hats, coffee, mushrooms, and manners in social scenes with a wary, punchy tone.
Land Boom Promises Growth Across U S Says Texas Expert
Paul Harvey notes a nationwide land boom spurred by highways and urban expansion. Texas A&M economist Dr. Tyeus Timm warns against overstatement while outlining rising land values, tax rules, and investor activity as vast tracts shift to suburban development and industry.
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Florida
Tyeus Timm
Department of Agricultural Economies
Texas Arm
Ray Land
International Paper Co
Canada
Hull
Kirk
First Ship Built in America by White Men
The story notes a Maine based Popham colony site at Kennebec River in 1607 with the fair pinnace and a later decked vessel built seven years after by Adirian Block of New Amsterdam. It highlights early Atlantic crossings and the harsh conditions that spurred colonial settlement. The piece ends with a reflection on courage and endurance in American history.
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Maine
Aie
Kennebec Martin
Popham
Virginia
Atlantic
Adirian Block
New Amsterdam
Gol
Amerita
Lincoln
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