Responsibility For Chaos In A Nation Of Lawbreakers
Thurman Sensing of the Southern States Industrial Council warns that rioting in New York City and Rochester, aided by avowed communists, signals a period of insurrection against law. He cites FBI scrutiny of Harlem, pro Castro groups, and civil disobedience rhetoric from churches and the Pittsburgh conference as fueling lawlessness and attacks on property.
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Anderson Herald
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Southern States Industrial Council
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Sensing
N. Y
FBI
Harlem
San Francisco
Georgia
Red Causes
Martin Luther King Jr
National Council of Churches
Methodist General Conference
Pittsburgh
Martin Luther King
Adam Clayton Powell
Private Pension Plan Proposals Stir Labor Policy Debate
An interdepartmental committee studied private pension plans and presented proposals to the President's Advisory Committee on Labor Policy. Key issues include mobility of workers vesting funding tax status plan types and social security integration. The committee report is not yet public but is believed to be in the White House with over 870 billion vested, signaling likely proposals for more government control.
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White House
Bureau Debts and Pay Figures Highlight Treasury Scrutiny
The piece notes the Public Debt Bureau costs 48.6 million dollars annually with 2 645 employees drawing 15.6 million, while no bureau exists to pay the public debt. It argues the focus on growing debt and payrolls ignores declining buying power, condemning the reasoning as foolish.
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Treasury Department
Investor asks about stock dividends and Revere Raceway case
A reader questions dividend concepts like stock dividend and adjusted price while seeking two good yielding stocks. The article discusses United Gas and Rubber preferred, stock splits, and how such actions affect share ownership and income.
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Roger E. Spear
Revere Raceway
Ford
Revere
United Gas
U.S
Massachusetts
J. M
AL Features Corp
Standing exemplar Buckley savages Schweitzer theology
William F Buckley Jr argues Schweitzer, once celebrated as a modern Prometheus, fell from grace amid accusations of self serving theology and colonialist bias. The piece traces his career from musician to physician to theologian, noting criticisms of his hospital conditions and his stance during the Katanga crisis.
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Jesus
Schweitzer
Dr. Schweitzer
Folklore and political satire collide in wartime reminiscence
A fragmented onslaught of historical vignettes features an aging office holder facing retirement, a Pearl Harbor subterfuge tale, and quips from a British journalist. The piece intertwines anti colonial views, pacifist leanings, and sharp wit as it reflects on politics, farming, and public life.
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Jay Yeoman
James B. Martin
Ini
East Germany
Roberts
Ani Fanlich
Pearl Harbor
Tares
Gerald McKnight
Writter Kimmel
Naval Air Patrol
Schweitzer
Peari
South J
Oahu
Dr. Schweitzer
Jliving
Morse Leads Opponents Of Foreign Aid Bill
Senator Morse of Oregon led opposition to a foreign aid bill during debate in Washington. He urged Congress to reform aid administration and cut the proposed ceiling of 3.467 billion by about 500 million while criticizing administration promises of reform. The bill aims to authorize aid spending for the current year ending June 30 with a final vote anticipated later in the week.
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UPT
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Oftoram
Companyiem
Morse
Oregon Democrat
Prgram
Congress
Johnson
Case Records of a Psychologist on Homosexuality
A psychologist discusses Edith B a 19 year old Northwestern student troubled by her roommate's advance redefining homosexuality as a developmental stage. The piece argues normalcy is statistical and outlines five behavioral stages from egocentric infancy to opposite sex romance, warning against hysteria over terms.
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Edith
Edith B
Northwestern University
Vietnamese premier urges US to retaliate after torpedo attack
Saigon Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh told reporters US must act firmly to save face after North Vietnamese torpedo boats attacked the destroyer Maddox. President Johnson ordered a second destroyer and air cover off North Vietnam as Khanh warned the Communists may strike again. The clash occurred in international waters off North Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
Khanh
Southeast Asia
U.S
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Red China
North Viet Nam
Health columns link nerves to ulcers and fitness
Dr Brady urges daily brisk exercise to curb stress and ulcer risk, citing Cannon on adrenaline and the link between anxiety and digestive disturbance. He notes tact and diplomacy as a source of ulcer prevention, and references athletic discipline as valuable for youth in coping with modern pressures.
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Ming
Adrenin
Walter B. Cannon
Tory
Harvard
Cannon
Appleton
Bontoc
Shery
Indiana Senator's Daughter Remains in Poor Condition
Mrs. Sandra Schott, 20, eldest daughter of Indiana Senator Vance Hartke, was listed in poor condition after delivering her daughter by Caesarean section. She received a blood transfusion at George Washington Hospital following complications including anemia and collapsed intestines. The infant was taken home the same day. Typhoon Helen I kills nine in South Korea as it brushes the southern tip.
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Washington (Ap
Sandra Schott
Vance Hartke
Indiana
George Washington Hospital
Fairfax County Hospital
Falls Church
Yank Students Push Honest Reporting On Cuba Visit
A group of American students visiting Havana urged UPI and other U.S. newsmen to write objectively about Cuba for the first time in their lives. They doubted reporters would tell the truth about the Cuban revolution and urged honest professional conduct during their July 26 anniversary tour.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
State Department
U. S
Out
Mexico Rejects OAS Proposals
Mexico City dated report states Mexico rejected an OAS recommendation to sever diplomatic ties with Communist Cuba. A foreign ministry communique said Mexico would maintain relations with the Fidel Castro regime, despite the OAS call for cutting diplomatic and commercial ties.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Foreign Ministry
Fidel Castro
Uruguay
Chile
Bolivia
The Shepherd Book Review by Julien C. Hyer
A maritime tone essay urges readers to seek the book of the Lord and avoid immoral writings. The author argues only clean, pure books and thoughts endure beyond two centuries, contrasting true sacred work with fleeting falsehoods.
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Book of
the Lord
Isaiah
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