Crime in the United States A Growing National Crisis
A U S News & World Report feature analyzes a surge in crime far outpacing population growth. It cites low police pay, court leniency, hostile public attitudes, and weak family structure as factors, with recommendations for stronger law enforcement and public reform.
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United States
Jals
FBI
U. S. News & World Report
L Wise
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Supreme Court
A Family Budget Compared To Federal Spending
The piece likens government to a family facing debt and argues for spending restraint. It notes that governments can tax and run deficits to survive excess spending, but warns that persistent overreach leads to trouble and requires cutting back on gifts and toys from the state.
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United States
Successful Investing Cut Suggestion Is Large Am Tel HOLDINGS
Investor Roger Spear notes a 1928 stake of 600 shares in American Telephone and Telegraph via rights, splits, and small buys. He questions diversification, praises long-term returns, mentions FCC rate scrutiny, and suggests considering Indianapolis Power, Plough Inc, Minnesota Mining, Ampex, FMC, and Winn Dixie for growth and income.
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Am.tel
Roger E. Spear
My. Ishand and
American Telephone and Telegraph
Hosa
Ths Company
Cory Ater
American Telephone
FCC
Forcedo Lake
Tae
Minnesota
Mpt
Ampex
Kor
FMC
Power
Winn-Dixie Me
Gen
Fea, Corp
Anderson Herald misc. masthead and ad clippings
Fragmented text from The Anderson Herald masthead and notices mentions publication details dates and prices. Likely a misc. clipping with staff names and subscription rates, plus a notice about delivery complaints and service.
O Connor Kennedy Clash Shapes New York Governor Race
O Connor sought Kennedy support to calm recent Liberal and Nickerson backlash. Kennedy neutrality emerged after delays but kept O Connor on track for the Sept. 7-8 Buffalo convention. Suffolk County backing for O Connor undercut Nickerson and Kennedy influence, shaping Albany power lines ahead of the governor's race.
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O'Connor
Kennedy
Washington
Frank O'Connor
New York
State
Liberal Party
Oconnor
Jack English
Russau County
Long Island
Upstate
English
Eugene Nickerson
Nassau County
New York City
Nickerson
Kennessy- O'Connor
Nelson Rocke-feller
Albany
Connor
Conor
Bobby Kennedy
Hert
Gene Nickerson
Taverna
O'Con
Suffolk County
Stephen Smith
Suffolke County
Suffolk
O'Connor-Kenny
McLean
O' Conner
Ory
O'Conner
Nickersem
Syndicale
Belly breathing for health claims from Dr Brady's service
A reader letters page promotes natural belly breathing as a cure for cramps and respiratory issues, praising Dr William Brady and his guidance. The item cites claims of relief, notes the method used by singer Dr Clelia Mosher, and provides submission instructions for letters to the doctor.
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Brady's Health Service
William Brady
L. Gray
Dr. Brady
Fanews
Clelia Buel Mosher
Ashi
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Psychology Applied vs Academic Psychologists in Politics
Helene F asks Dr. Crane about differences between academic and applied psychologists and why some disdain applied psychology. The article parallels medicine, noting researchers study labs while practitioners apply knowledge to patient care, education, advertising, and politics. It promotes a booklet How to Make an Interesting Speech with a stamped return envelope and 25 cents for personal advice or charts.
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Applied Psychologists
aJi
Helene F
Crane
Thaye
Lyndon B. Johnson
F. D. Roosevelt
Mellor. Ind
Folklore Reflections and Wit Curiosities
A collage of quotations and brief anecdotes from diverse voices. Includes remarks on travel factories and tours becoming a free sample rich industry, a call to seek greater purpose, caveats about plain writing, Cousteau on colonizing the ocean floor, wealth redistribution humor, and a reader’s quip about a vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Margaret
Wisconsin
Jt A.m
The Two Edged Sword Of Federal Power In Civil Rights
Russell Kirk argues the Senate will face a tougher debate than the House on civil rights. He notes likely House Senate split, campaign pressures, and fears of overreach by federal power, with opposition from white and black groups and concerns over Communist influence in riots. He predicts the 1966 act may reflect public hostility to black power and fail to meet expectations of civil rights advocates.
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Senate House Committee
SNCU
CORE
Sinke
Amelons
Cvies
Capitol Hil
White House
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Save of the Constellation by a hidden rescuer
The famous ship Constellation was saved from destruction after plan to sink the hulk was reconsidered. A rescuer arrived during 1926 27 era, influencing restoration by the Navy official Franklin D Roosevelt then serving as Under Secretary. The vessel was rebuilt and now sits in Baltimore as a Navy relic.
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Queshon
Martin Polo
USS
Constellation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
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Plough, Inc
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Edwin A. Bailey
Dolly
Sartoge
Andarson Indiada
Rotel
Madan
Covntia
Manthy
Nani
Maditon
Indiana
Hayendnian Wir
Yegi
Spadd
Monte
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Hera
Arlst
Thampacart
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
United States of America
William Wade
Wade
Horalie R. Beane Blossom
Southern Indiana
Sage
Russell Kirk
By James B. Martin
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