Editorial critics Johnson and federal response to riots
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson is weak for delaying federal action during 1967 riots. It urges immediate law and order measures, including federal troop deployment and martial law when needed, citing historical precedents and international commentary to pressure Congress and the public into swift decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
JPK
Lyndon Baines Johnson
America
Detroit
Washington
Pennsylvania
Tyler
Stans Warns on Growth of Government Spending
Maurice H. Stans former director of the budget says orderly spending growth meets real needs but warns against using funds to inhibit competition. He questions a 300 billion dollar budget for 1980 and urges immediate federal spending cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice H. Stans
Successful Investing Advice for Retiring Nurse Reader
A nurse seeks investment guidance. Roger E. Spear recommends a straight life annuity and income stocks for steady income and inflation protection. Suggested stocks include Borg Warner Sombern Toy C.T. Financial International Harvester Parkview Lighting and Iowa Power. Debentures and convertible options from Ampex discussed with risk notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrgome
Borg- Warner
Sombern
Hoger Spear
Roger E Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
Gea
Fea. Corp
SNCC Leader Urges Guns in Washington Speech
Buckley cites H Rap Brown urging Gun use and even burning towns to end violence, arguing integration goals fail. The piece ties Brown to Cambridge Maryland violence and criticizes church sponsorship while warning of looming threats to U.S. civility and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNCC
Washington
Brown
Johnson
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent
Sic) Coordinating Committee
Lady Bird
New York Times
Rap Brown
Cambridge
Mr. Browh
Soul Brothers
Mr. Brown
Maryland
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Pounce
St. Stephen and
Incarnation Episcopal Church
William Wendl
Paul Moore, Jr
Wendt
St. Stephen's
Stokely Carmichael
Fidel Castro
United States
Latin America
Canada
CL. Sulzberger
Salus Populi
Brady's Health Service- By Dr. William Brady
A fragment from a medical column praising Dr. William Osler and criticizing cold exposure theories, with discussion of chronic rheumatism or arthritis. The writer cites Osler's views, notes shifts in medical understanding, mocks patents and “lowered resistance,” and promotes a booklet on correcting nutritional deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Wm. Osler
Osler
Dr. Osler
Baltimore
Specialis
Worry Clinic tale shows fear draining strength in tree crew
A group of tree surgeons recall a Terre Haute summer near an Indiana estate. Jack B. panicked climbing a walnut, fearing heights. Acrophobia sapped his power, he slid, sprained an ankle, and the foreman quips about positive thinking as cure. The narrator notes fear reduces muscular strength and urges optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B
Tree Sargeons
Newtuwestern University
Daveyree Surgeons of
Ohio
Terre Haute
Indiana
Hulman
Dack
Tye
Ald
Jack
Folklore Outlines American Writers and Witty Sayings
The excerpt surveys American folk philosophy linked to writers Josh Billings and Nye, noting quotes about wisdom and brevity. It recounts humorous exchanges, a fortune teller prediction, and Nye’s quip about marrying a blonde with a bank account, ending with a proverb on a good neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings
Henry Wheeler Shaw
Edgar Wilson
Bill) Nye
Nye
Brurtette
Fire on Twelfth Street by Russell Kirk
In a pointed critique of urban renewal in Detroit, Russell Kirk laments burning along Twelfth Street and the exodus of Jewish businesses. He argues federal and local plans displace Black communities, destroying roots and pushing residents into worse conditions, while civic reformers praise rights yet back sweeping renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twellth Street
Detroit
Nineveh
Tyre
Betroit
Twelfth Street
Negeves
Washington
George Romney
Afr
Romney
Belle Isle
Par Valley
Detrait
Selma
New Yark
Los Angeles
Painthrash
New Twelfth Street
Gen
Fea. Corp
Bread era Salamis and Civil War naval highlights
Questions and answers recount early naval history including the Battle of Salamis in 480 BC where Greek ships defeated Persians, and a Civil War highlight at Hatteras Inlet in 1861 with Fort Hatteras and Port Clark subdued. The text also notes rare wartime court marshalling instances and the Indianapolis sinking incident described with secrecy around the Japanese submarine crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamis
B.C
Indianapolis
U.S. Navy
Marton
Join Manly
Hancock
Elisa Hinman
Washington
Hatteras Inlet
North Carolina
Wabash
Minnesota
Fort Hatteras
Port Clark
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Rhode Island
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Kennedy
Mississippi National Guard
Oxford
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Newark
Milwaukee
Daily Telegraph
Sydney
Australia
London
The
Financial Times
Michigan
White House
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Talaphone
George C. Criftenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Feitoge Poid
Tamier
Mal Iy Madiven
Adjeinina
Ouida
Macan
Tallcna
Associated Press
Associated Poesy
Tip Herald
Specal Tyanger
Nearall
Anlar Tomy
Willige F. Buckley
Doctor Osler
George
Folklore
Wiliam
Billings
Russell Kirk
James
Martin
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