Symbol of Freedom and of Survival
In plain terms Rear Admiral Ralph K. James argues Soviet merchant ships project political and economic power, citing missiles to Cuba and a fleet expansion. He warns American shippers underuse US ships, urging more American-flag tonnage to expand capability, speed, and national defense, keeping the flag as a symbol of freedom and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ralph K. James
USN
Committee of American Steamship Lines
Cuba
James
Admiral James Speaks
United States
Sen. Strom
U. S
Wary Eye on Oil Industry Integration and Consumer Impact
The piece argues against dismemberment of integrated oil firms noting industry size limits and a 12 year low in gasoline prices. It asserts that the purpose of integration is efficiency and price reduction across production, transport, refining, and marketing, while warning consumers to beware of threats to service quality and economy.
Blood drives urge more donations amid rising need
Community blood bank in Spokane appeals for blood and donor art exhibits while noting global demand for transfusions. Leaders of the American Association of Blood Banks cite rising surgical needs and auto accidents, urging healthful donors ages 21 to 60 to help.
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Community Blood Bank
Spokane
Wash
South Africa
Rosser L. Mainwaring
American Association of Blood Banks
Texas City
Jamaica
Long Island
Successful Investing Sale Amid Job Transfer Prompted Move
A married couple announces a new job transfer prompting a sale of their current assets. They state a relocation to another state and plan to liquidate items as part of the move. The notice highlights readiness to negotiate terms and invites potential buyers to inquire.
Will Appeal Disbarrment To Highest Court
Reader letter from Roger E Spear panel replies regarding legal licensing, stock advice and education fund. Mention Indiana case Holovachka, stay of suspension, and suggestion to use savings instead of stocks for time‑sensitive goals. Discusses stocks American Telephone Standard Oil New Jersey Sunshine Mining and the outlook for silver prices.
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Roger E. Spear
American Telephone
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Sunshine Mining
Indianapolis
UPL
Mer Lake County
Pfetro Holovachka
Indiana
Chicago
Holovachka
Robert J. Downing
Supreme
Yarmolinsky Sacrifice in Johnson Poverty Bill Fight
The Inside Report notes liberal Democrats balk at the cost of President Johnson's major poverty package. Adam Yarmolinsky, a key anti poverty aide, is labeled the sacrificed official as Johnson secures votes from conservative lawmakers. Conservatives pressed for concessions while liberals rally against the price.
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Yarmolinsky
Washington
Johnson
House
Adam Yarmolinsky
Melinsky
Defense Department
Poverty Task Force
Pentagon
Yarmelinsky
American Veterans’ Committee
A.V.C
Jgame
Phil Landrum
Georgia
Landrum
Andrum
Michigan
James O'Hara
White House
Sargent Shriver
John Jarmolinsky
Congress
John F. Kennedy
John Saylor
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Rules Committee
Adam Yar
Reader's Comment on Editorial Page
Donald R. Boys apologizes for aiming to dictate the Inside Report and thanks Mr. Robertson for restoring perspective. He concedes he is not qualified to judge editorial content and asserts readers deserve all sides of questions.
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Robertson
Queston
Hie Tanec Eekson
Mao at Peking Opera Reported by News Agency
Hong Kong based UPI reports that Mao Zedong appeared Monday at the Peking Opera. The agency rejects rumors of a stroke earlier this month and states the chairman was in attendance.
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Mao
Opera
Hong Kong
UPI
Communist New China New Agency
Mao Izetung
Peking Opera
Folk rhymes on driving safety and accidents
A dated column uses humorous rhymes to warn about speeding and careless driving. It cites characters like Ben Higgins and Ollie Skidder in scenarios at seventy to ninety miles per hour, notes a police role, and ends with a reflection on Americans chasing new amusements yet repeating old safety flaws.
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Ben Higgins
Willie Skidder
Ollie Skidder
Widder
Ollie Piddie
Bill Turpin
Nail Biting and Modern Stress in Sally Case
Sally asks if medicine stops nail biting. Experts compare nail biting to smoking and thumb sucking, urging muscular activity and controlled outlets. They advise chewing gum, ice, or pencils as tension relief and promote the Compliment Clip method to reduce stress and stop biting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Private Shot Fatally In Training Accident At Hood
UPI reports at North Fort Hood an Army Reserve private was killed during a tank course training when a 30 caliber machine gun opened fire. The injury occurred on the right side of the throat and the soldier’s identity was being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Nokin
Hood
Tex
UPI
North Fort Hood
1Ith Infantry
Tral Texas
Growing pains linked to calcium deficiency says Dr Brady
Dr William Brady argues that recurring child pains reflect calcium deficiency rather than rheumatism, linking the condition to low calcium intake and vitamin D insufficiency. He notes adult tetany mirrors children’s growing pains and offers a pamphlet via mail for readers seeking guidance. He invites stamped self addressed envelopes and letters conforming to his instructions to be answered from 265 Camino South Beverly Hills.
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Abraham Jacobi
Jacobi
Griffith & Mitchell
Dr. Brady
Lette
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hill
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Soc
Wal. Re
Spear
General Features Corp
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Cantenserger
Warriew Toner
Robert Jackson
Seontary
Dally and Sundey
Anderton
Madison
Associated Press
Associated Pre
Donald R. Boys
Alexandria Pike
By William Wade
Snow
Julien C. Hyer
Crane Mellor
Ind
Fashs
Edgewood
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