House moves to revive Subversive Activities Board
Editorial notes the House passed a measure to restore the Subversive Activities Control Board with the attorney general to bring cases. It argues for stronger communist registration, warns of world communist aims, and urges vigilance at home and in Vietnam to protect free speech and national security.
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Activities Control Board
House Un-Americas Activities Committee
U.S
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Ho Chi Minh
North
Viet
China
Russia
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
United States
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Re-runs For Paul Harvey On Presidential Moments
Columnist Paul Harvey says he loves TV re runs and lists three pivotal moments to replay The December 1985 press conference where LBS pledged to cut federal jobs the September 25 1964 LBJ campaign scene in Eulala Oklahoma and the August 1965 newsreel in which Johnson urged youth to protest Each example is recounted with its era and political context to underline why every American should view them again
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Okla
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Investment guidance on utilities and consumer stocks
Reader seeks picks in Consolidated Edison Commonwealth Edison Del Monte Quaker Oats Safeway and a zipper maker Talon. Advice favors Commonwealth Edison, avoidance of Quaker Oats and Safeway, and suggests Talon as growth. cautions against municipal tax exemptions for low brackets and urges cash reserve. Respondent notes stock dividends since 1963 and directs to transfer agents for Callahan Lead and Zinc case.
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Consolidated Peame Fdison
del Monte
Quaker Oals
Safeway
J. L
Public Utilities
Consolidated Edison
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago
Talon
Zippers
Callahan Lead and Zinc
Callahan Mining
Register and Transfer Ca
New York City
Spear
Justices Debate War Powers Over Vietnam Slated By Tonkin
The piece notes Justice Stewart and Justice Douglas dissenting on a Supreme Court refusal to hear an appeal by three soldiers who claim it unconstitutional to be sent to Vietnam. It discusses Gulf of Tonkin resolution, Congress and presidential war powers, and the constitutional evolution in wartime policy.
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Foster Stewart
William Douglas
Vietnam
United States
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Supreme Court
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
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Dow
Republic
Lyndon Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
Anci Ulla
Johnson
Tonkin
Justice Stewart
Fla
Brady's Health Service A Letter from Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady discusses heart remedies and cautions against indiscriminate digitalis use. He cites a hospital case of digitalis poisoning and urges readers to consult doctors before taking such drugs. He offers to answer health letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Bellevue
Digitalis
Brady
William Brady
RI Camino
South Beversy Hls
California
Vocational Guidance for Teenagers by Dr Crane
Dr Crane offers advice to teens on choosing work paths and the value of college or business training. He cites Northwestern seniors unsure of life work, warns against chasing glamorous wages, and urges practical planning, self discipline, and continuing education. References to Job prospects, costs, and a booklet offer accompany directions for correspondence and charts.
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Mark
Sera
Anany
Si Seng
Guilanes
Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Rolleve
Folklore and satire from a bygone era in brief anecdotes
A collection of edited sayings and jokes on fire safety, wartime humor, legal defense, and aging. It parodies phrases about Vietnam, a lawyer’s defense, and midlife clichés with tersely observed quips and punchlines.
Uglifying Britain How Grantham Fights Old High Street Loss
The author laments London driven developers eroding Grantham’s historic High Street through inflated land prices and vacant shops. A local vicar notes three invasions by developers, with delays and pressure shaping urban renewal. He warns similar fates threaten other towns and heritage in Britain and beyond.
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Great Britain
Grantham
Great North Road
Yorkshire
England
Grahan Lansbury
Dershet
Gramham
Ukem
Granihan
London
United States
America
Nimitz Letter Reflects On Pearl Harbor Decisions
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz’s 1940s letter to Admiral David McDonell discusses missed opportunities and the risks faced during Pearl Harbor. He argues improved intercepts and faster action might have deterred or retaken the Japanese carrier threat, noting the loss of trained crews and potential strategic consequences after the attack.
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David J. McDonall
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Tse
Ancy
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Merl Harbor
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Pearl Harbor
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Nagema
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