Media Should Not Forget McHugh Appointment Fallout
An editorial blasts President Johnson for appointing Simon F. McHugh Jr to the Subversive Activities Control Board citing age lack of qualifications and a $26 000 salary. It urges public pressure on Congress and commends Indiana for hosting multiple baseball events while thanking those involved in the local tournaments.
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National Guard
Clifford Case
Newark
Congress
Be Wary Of This One
A writer argues against a 10 percent tax increase to fund Vietnam, condemning Johnson era domestic spending and noting alleged misuse of funds. He cites Job Corps legal actions, hate schools, and foreign aid turning against the US, urging no tax rise and calling for restraint on Great Society programs.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Nashville
Tenn
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Syria
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Selma
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Lottery to determine draft call order gains White House favor
The White House reportedly backs a lottery to set the sequence for the draft. A Republican Congressional Committees newsletter suggests a world of troubles could justify a lottery to decide which wars we'd fight as well.
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White House
Republican Congressional
Prevention of Motion Sickness from a Medical Letter
Readers are advised on motion sickness causes in various travel modes and offered a pamphlet remedy. A family reports success with a provided remedy and letters are answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is included.
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Earsick
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camida
South Bow
Erry Hills
California
The Stomach Turning Point by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey laments rising street violence and crime policy shifts, urging lawfulness and stronger policing. He argues Congress and courts erode civil order, predicts anti poverty funds redirected to recovery efforts, and foresees a rebalance toward discipline, work, and education amid social unrest.
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Supreme Court
Harvey
Jenk Jones
Sauer Judiciary Committee
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FEE
Investment advice and bond calls in 1962 column
A reader asks about a Mexico based 9 percent investment and risks. Advice cautions high-yield foreign securities face tax and liquidity limits, suggesting US options with about 6.2 percent yields. Also notes convertible bonds called at 103 percent and how to secure payment.
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National Financiera
Mexico
A.M
U. S
Glen Mathieson
Bankers Trust Co
New York City
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea. Corp
The Worry Clinic Dr Crane on Fathers and Talkativeness
A lament on fathers who quash children’s chatter at dinner and how parental conversation boosts a child’s mental growth. Dr Crane promotes talking and arguing at table as key to intelligence. includes a request for his 200 point Tests for Good Parents and a plea for stamps and fees.
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de. Crane
Willam James
James
Folklore and Proverb Tales from an American View
A mix of humorous folk tales and aphorisms describes social quirks. Vignettes include English praise of an American girl, a carnival gadget exchange, a判 request about a father, a magistrate questioning a man’s physical state, a wife’s clock request for a headache, and the joke that poverty is a state of mind sparked by a neighbor’s new car.
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Jale
California 1968 Senate Race Roils Between Kuschel and Yorty
In a pivotal California race, incumbent Republican Sen Thomas Kuchel faces internal GOP doubt over liberal stances while Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty grows as a strong Democratic rival. Dr Max Rafferty and Gen Curtis Le May are also floated as alternatives. If Kuchel is renominated, Yorty could seize the seat given California's split liberal and conservative factions and shifting alignments.
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Ravperty
Yorty
Racrel
California
United States
Senate
Loint
Sen
Thomas Kushel
Goldwater
Reagan
Kuchel
Max Rafferty
Curtis le May
Jextyy
Caliifornia
Rafferty
Ronald Reagan
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Brown
le May
Tonnage terms in historic shipweight explanations
This excerpt explains ships tonnage concepts including deadweight displacement net tonnage and displacement tonnage. It defines displacement as the weight of water displaced by a vessel and cargo, and covers load, deadweight, and gross tonnage plus Plimsail marks used in navigation. It mentions the Plimsail and Pull Load lines on hulls as mariner references.
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Mariner
Samuel Phimsail
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