Editorial on US Russia relations and 1968 election
The piece argues the United States must maintain cautious, firm policy toward the Soviet Union as a major 1968 campaign issue. It contrasts Nixon’s insistence on vigilance with Humphrey’s call for recalibrated engagement, cites James Reston and Robert Conquest on detente, and warns aggressive moves could empower hardliners in Moscow, affecting future peace and U.S. leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conquest
Ing
Karl Marx
United States
Canequest
Successful Investing- By Rogers Spear
Investors consider a diversified portfolio with holdings including Chesapeake & Ohio Venda Winn-Dixie Magnavox Stewart Warner and Walgreen. A $1000 additonal investment could be split to leverage stock dividends while seeking cheaper options like Zayre Avco and Georgia Pacific. Reich, previously held, shows weaker earnings yet research advances and new markets offer potential for long term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Venda
Winn-Dixie
Magnavox
Stewart- Warner
Walgreen
Zayre
Avco
Inca
Georgia Macific
Reichheld
Baseball as business drains home pride and fans
Paul Harvey argues baseball has become a big business taxed as sport, eroding home-team identity. He notes corporate ownership, player turnover, and depreciation writeoffs dilute local pride while attendance falls. Expanding markets may worsen loyalties as unions grow and owners face Congress over monopoly claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fang
Iwai
Chicago
Milwaukee
DiMaggios
Wilkinsoes
Bill Veeck
Casey Stengel
Stengel
National League
Congress
Copr
T M
Gea
Fea, Corp
Brady's Health Service Column on Calcification Myths
Dr William Brady writes in a Beverly Hills column defending medical views on arterial calcium deposits. He disputes claims linking excessive calcium in food or medicine to artery calcification, arguing such deposits come from injury inflammation or degeneration and inviting professional rebuttals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oster
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Preamble to a Constitution Fragment
A garbled excerpt presents the United States Constitution preamble with misspellings and altered phrases. It preserves the core aims of establishing justice ensuring tranquility providing for common defense promoting the general welfare and securing liberty for current and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United St States
United Sales of America
Worry Clinic Insights On Morale And Mindset In Sports
Dr George W Crone argues that success hinges on winning morale and mental outlook. Citing hypnotic experiments and historical leaders from Napoleon to Vince Lombardi, he claims belief and confidence boost performance, citing hand grip gains from 69 to 140 pounds and urging readers to seek his psychological charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pont
Hoosier
Marshal Foch
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Knute Rockne
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Miller Anderson
Folklore and Humorous Tidbits From a 19th Century Reader
William Wade presents short humorous tales and aphorisms from a bygone era. A jurist jokes about judging law, a farmer debates legal knowledge, a pastor notes a growing brood, and an American saying caps the piece with a wry line about saying anything once.
Czechoslovakia defies Moscow with steadfast resistance
The piece argues Czechoslovakia stood firm against Soviet pressure, avoiding a forced occupation and signaling other East European nations to resist. It credits Prague with persuading Moscow to retreat from threatening troop moves and emphasizes a broader lesson for Western policymakers about firmness and timing in countering Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Russia
Bohemian
Moscow
Kremlin
Dubcek
Soviet Russia
Cechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Marshal Tito
Europe
Romania
West
United States
Finland
Austria
Hungary
Khrushchev
Washington
Gen
Fea, Corp
Short Thoughts on Hanoi Impasse and Humidity
Rusk questions Hanoi prompts while Handy replies nothing. a diplomatic impasse. The piece notes humidity jokes and the heat debate. It mentions a new Steelworkers contract costing about a billion dollars, potentially raising consumer costs. It also hints at cross country race interest among college students in electric cars.
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Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
James Reston
Turaphrey
Ussr
Rogers, Spear
Heiehheli
Rewhhald
Wen, Fea. Corp
Anderson
George D Crittenserler
Fobert
Jackson
Jane Wwe
Anderson Herald
S, Inc
Harriet WY. Toner
Charles Wy, Paughan
Raymond A. Reed
Stevelary Treorster
Avcersem
Ges Canes
Necin
Iaeiarer
Associated Press
Associated Pren Iy
Paul Harvey News
Brady's Health Service
Covony
George W. Crone
Tohn Pont
William Wade
Rachel
Blanche
Robert
Seth
Ussell Kir
BIRK
Rusk
Hanoi
Handi
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