Editorial Sees Post Office Cuts as Political Ploy
The piece criticizes promises of federal economy as a hoax, noting postmaster budget pressures and frequent reversals. It argues true savings require honest cuts, personnel reductions, and efficiency across agencies rather than shifting workers between departments.
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Congress
Executive Branch
White House
Post Office Department
Feds
Police Guidelines Urge Restraint to Avoid Arrests in Riots
Washington police advised to prefer every reasonable effort over indiscriminate arrests amid crowds. The Kerner Commission linked arrests to riots. Maj. Gen. Sproul resigned over troop orders in Baltimore and Washington as troops faced limits on weapons. Public response questions police protection rights.
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Kerner Commission
A.A. Sproul
Baltimore
Sproul
Harrisonburg
Kiwanis Club
Closed end funds attract attention and safe investment questions
A Roger E Spear column explains closed end investment companies with diversified portfolios and dividend yields typically under 5 percent, noting capital gains distribute extra income in some cases. It discusses risk linked to portfolio policy and management, and compares Madison Fund and other managers for retirees.
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Japan Fund
National Avision and Petroleum Corp
Speniss
Definis
Someields
Avaiation
Tatter
Dominick md
Lehman Corp
Madison Fund
Continental Corp
Q — Madison Fund
Madison
Delmarva Power
Zenith Radio
W.K. A
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea, Corp
In These Times On The Longest War Commentary
A critical opinion piece argues Vietnam War casualties exceed 25 000 and 160 000 maimed, accusing U S leadership of mismanagement. It questions strategy, diplomacy, and the role of allies, urging accountability and an end to the prolonged conflict.
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Janes Thomas Davis
Livingston
Tenn
Vietnam
Young Davis
Braddock
Korea
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York
United States
Tos
Hubert Humphrey
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Paris
Reis
Telka
Nps
Preparing for Maternity primer shipped by Dr Brady
A 20th century childbirth primer by Dr William Brady promotes home and hospital birth education for expectant parents. It urges fathers to stay present during labor, outlines natural childbirth topics, and invites readers to request the booklet with a stamped self addressed envelope while noting limited personal replies.
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Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Southerly Hills
California
Short Thoughts on Health, Parks, Politics, and Nuclear Arms
A fragmented column surveys health costs for heart transplants, a Nilky Way emissions map, and high national park visitation. It notes campaign slogans, France's new atomic device, birth contests, gun registration debates, and Congress involvement in war profiteering.
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France
Sex as a driving force and public education claims
Nedra T asks if sex is the major human motive while noting taboos and scandals. Dr Crane argues self preservation tops drives but admits media and publishers shape sexual discourse to reduce delinquency, praising newspapers as a potent education force and offering a booklet on sex problems.
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Atstic
Freud
Dr. Freud
America
Nedra T
Chicago ‘Tribune
the Tribune
Tetoune
Parody Fragments in 20th Century Dispatches
A compact summary of brief humor and social notes from United Frets International. Includes Myron Two Hearts incident at KOLY radio station and a playful verse about Chinese love Ah Goo and Too Hay. Ends with a sober line on American saying about facing problems.
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United Frets International News Dispatch
Longfellow
Mobridge
Myron Two Hearts
KOLY
Myron
Ah Goo
Lwo
Dawn
Convention Talk Miami Reach and Political Turmoil
On the eve of the convention the piece notes Rockefeller fading, Nixon ahead in Gallup and the race shaping the first ballot. It discusses vice presidential rumors, Reagan Lindsay Percy defections, and Democratic unity woes led by Humphrey amid polling confusion and constitutional preamble.
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Rockefeller
Gallup
Harris
Nixon
Mr. Rockefeller
McCarthy
Humphrey
Reagan
Charles Percy
John Lindsay
Leroi Jones
Oklahoma
Republic
United States
Lyndon Jolson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Evianne
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