Kennedy Blood Send Remark Sparks Backlash
The piece rails at Robert F. Kennedy over a claim that sending blood to North Vietnam fits American tradition. It labels his stance as appeasement and warns voters to press him, argues blood sending honors enemies and endangers American soldiers, and calls his position a stab in the back to those in South Vietnam.
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Robert F. Kennedy
North Viet Nam
United States
Sen. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Bataan
New York
U. S. Senate
South Viet Nam
Republic
Hoover warns of epidemic of spiritual malnutrition in America
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns the nation that crime is rising and that public indifference and fear are turning streets into jungles. He cites a survey showing many residents fear walking at night and urges crime control to be a national, multi level priority.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
America
Unaoe
Hoover
Johnson
Merits of A Chemical & Film Stock Discussed By Roger E Spear
Reader asks about buying General Aniline & Film shares for long term growth. Expert notes gov control since WWII and federal sale in 1965, earnings growth to about $1.05 a share, stock priced at 25 times earnings, and suggests favoring American Cyanamid at 21 times earnings with diversified buys incl Generals Foods Honeywell Merck. Also addresses a reduced price offer on Sunoco Petroleum stock and advises cautious accumulation if price drop is favorable.
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Roger E. Spear
C.H
Generals' Foods
Honeywell and Merck& Company
Sot Cony Mobil
Spear
Insane History of SANE Critique of Viet Nam Policy
William F Buckley Jr argues that SANE and neutralist critics misread Geneva 1954 obligations. He notes armistice flaws, noncompliance by Viet Nam and allies, and the North Vietnamese threat, warning that new protocol would worsen the situation. He cites Britain and U.S. positions and press commentary on Geneva terms.
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Committee For
United States
South Vietoriea
South Viet Nam
North Vieamese
Committee For A Sane
SANE
France
Britain
Viet Nam
Laos
Camhbodia
Soviet Union
China
Armistice Control Commission
Canada
Poland
India
North Viet Nam
Auto hypnosis and belief boost in sports and strength
The article presents Dr. Crane's case of Hal M a baseball center fielder whose batting fluctuates between .300 and .100 tied to a belief in his baby's shoes. It cites hypnotic focus experiments with soldiers showing dramatic strength changes. It notes how belief and attention shape performance and offers contact for personal advice.
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Hal M
Jis
Dr. Crane
Hal
Detroit
Tigers
Crane
Metlot
Ind
Christ’s Birth And Salvation Highlighted In Hymn Fragment
A religious verse by Julien C Hyer speaks of Christ’s birth as essential for grace, love, hope, prophecy fulfillment, faith, prayer life, and endurance. It emphasizes that without the savior there would be no redemption or certainty for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien C, Hyer
Tonsil Surgery Debated by Dr Brady Reader Letters
Dr Brady argues against routine tonsillectomy for enlarged tonsils citing safer tonsillotomy and calling the procedure an unnecessary risk. He notes historical excesses by surgeons and urges cautious use, with readers invited to write for health guidance.
Police aid sent after Fortville tornado praised
Chief of Police Jim Delong requested aid from Anderson CD Police after the tornado. Sgt Alvin Smith Lt Ray Lukens Sgt Ivan Milburn Patrolmen Joe Clayborn Theola Gully Farrell Smith Raymond Howe Arch Dunn Joe Tal ly served under Capt Kenneth Al ford Maj Harold Bowers to handle traffic and patrol to deter looting. The unit has provided free service in Marion Kokomo and Russiaville, including Palm Sunday disaster response and local fires windstorms floods parades and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Delong
Fortville
Anderson CD
Alvin Smith
Ray Lukens
Ivan Milburn
Joe Clayborn
Theola Gully
Farrell Smith
Raymond Howe
Arch Dunn
Joe Tally
Kenneth Alford
Harold Bowers
Anderson CD Police
Marion
Kokomo
Russianville
Harold M. Bowers
Echo in the mountains a curious boy's encounter
A traveling youth seeks a reply from a being named Echo by shouting questions in a high country. The poem frames Echo as a mysterious listener who answers with riddled lines, referencing Phoebe and a playful exchange about love and fate.
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Echo
Phoebe
Ann
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Foreign Affairs
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