NCC Conference Urged Repudiation Over Anti communism Clash
An editorial criticizes the National Council of Churches Sixth World Order Study Conference held in St. Louis for allegedly aiding communism and criticizing US policy in Vietnam. It accuses the NCC report of apologizing for Peking and failing to confront communist threats worldwide.
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China
Peking
United States
St. Louis
Sixth World Order
National Council of Churches
South
Viet Nam
NCC
Red China
U. S
World Order Study Conference
Southeast Asia
Free World
Africa
Central
South America
Consumer protection limits consumer choice and rights
The article argues against federal labeling and packaging controls filed as consumer protection measures. It claims such rules would curb competition and restrict options. It asserts consumers, especially housewives, are capable of evaluating products and will punish deceptive practices without heavy regulatory interference.
Investors seek guidance on retirement income and stock choices
A reader asks how to split $9,350 in bonds and $14,000 in savings between higher quality dividend stocks and inflation hedges. The columnist advises keeping Series E bonds at 3.1 percent, shifting $3,000 to American Hospital Supply and FMC Corp, and holding gains for inflation protection while noting limits of personal answers.
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Bey Owens-Ford Glass
Roger E. Spear
Maytag
A. Il
San Diego Imperial
Savngs
American Hospital Supply
FMC Corporation
Spear
Mai
Fea. Corp
Bundy to Leave White House State Department
The Inside Report says President Johnson plans to replace McGeorge Bundy with Billy D. Moyers and likely promote ex-Houston ad man Jack Valenti to press secretary. Bundy’s exit would end the White House State Department experiment, with Rusk secured and a Ford Foundation offer looming.
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Washington
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
State Department
White House
Johnson
Bundy
Ford Foundation
LBJ
Billy D. Moyers
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Myers
Ithat Moyers
Bunday
Moyers
Keninedy
Viet Nam
Bunny
Folklore quotes reflect on television and public figures
A collage of quotations surveys media, education, and politics. It notes TV's sameness amid rising ad revenue and declining viewership, plus views on student development, schooling, and Bundy’s role in U.S. foreign policy under Kennedy and Johnson.
Unemployed attendant charged in $14,000 bank robbery
John Javis Hendricks, 26, arrested in Louisville and charged in the November 22 Henryville Indiana bank robbery. The Henryville branch of New Washington State Bank was robbed by two men with shotguns. a getaway car stolen from a Louisville rental agency was later found nearby.
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Louisville
Henryville
Ind
FBI
John Javis Hendricks
Washington State
Palmer Baken
Eye Education and Reading Over TV Influence in 1940s Psychology
The piece argues mothers should nurture eye based learning to develop critical thinking and oppose ear minded influence from TV and demagogues. It cites Laverne K and Dr. Crane, praises fluent readers and warns of modern entertainment dulling thought, referencing Pearl Harbor Robert’s Report and urging dramatized books for children.
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Laverne
America
Hitler
Mark Antony
Nuff
Laverne K
Freddy
Freedy
Republic
Caesar
Air Force Plans Phase Out of Bos Bombers
The Air Force informed Congress of a coming phase out of the Bos bombers in the next few years. It stated the B58 is not operationally or economically desirable and, by 1971, would have served 11 years, exceeding its maximum life span for a tactical aircraft.
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Washington
Air Force
Congress
October Building Contracts In State Show 50 Percent Gain
Dodge reports Indiana October future construction contracts total 125.29 million dollars up 50 percent from 1964. Nonresidential 64.671 million, residential 38.176 million, nonbuilding 22.443 million. First ten months 1965 total 1.0363 billion, up 13 percent. breakdowns show nonresidential 428.46 million up 9 percent, residential 389.549 million up 10 percent, nonbuilding 219.459 million up 32 percent.
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New York
F. W. Dodge Company
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Indiana
Dodge
Christmas in England Song Poem by Julien C. Hyer
The piece describes a Christmas season in England with feasts and bells. Foretold by carols and church music, it mentions roast geese beef and mutton steamed plum pudding meat pie and Yule logs. Wreaths lights and trees evoke festive scenes as Dickens echoes and carols fill the mood.
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England
Julien C. Hyer
Pronated Feet in Youth Warned by Dr Brady
Dr Brady warns many youths especially girls aged 5 to 15 suffer weak ankles or pronated feet causing fatigue pain and growth pains. He prescribes barefoot summers moccasins straight walking and avoiding rigid shoes plus vitamin D calcium intake and cautious use of braces only when advised by a physician.
First Division Begins Search For Red Units
In Vietnam the 1st Division infantry pushed into jungle near Saigon to hunt a Communist force after a weekend siege. U S planes attacked Viet Cong targets while Marine units consolidated on the central coast. Officials reported up to 200 enemy killed and varying battalion casualties amid savage fighting with improvised grenades.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ian Drang Valley
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Michelin
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