Liberal GOP Governors Meet In Palm Beach Amid Tension
Editorial discusses the 1968 Republican Governors Conference in Palm Beach Florida. It notes Rockefeller Reagan Nixon and Nu nn as key figures, contrasts Republican and Democratic governorships over decades, and suggests governors favor behind the scenes power deals and hawkish Vietnam stances amid party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Rockefeller
New York Times
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Rocky
Pe Gce
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Reagan
Vietnam
Romney
Economic difference in party spending votes highlighted
Rep Jack Edwards of Alabama tallies 23 key House votes on federal spending showing 85 percent of Republicans support spending cuts while only 17 percent of Democrats do. He argues Democratic majorities fueled a rising deficit and that some Democrats joined Republicans on 11 votes to back economizing against the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie B. Nunn
Kentucky
Harry S Truman
Rep
Jack Edwards
Alabama
House
Edwards
Congress
Successful Investing Growth Rates and Stock Picks
Reader asks which stock is best for funding a son’s education. Spear favors SPEAR as a growth stock with ten percent future gains, cites RCA, American Home Products, and Telephone as solid choices, and notes current era favors continued expansion. He advises against switching from American Home to others. Webb & Knapp is bankrupt. shares delisted with a 5 cent OTC bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
RCA
American Telephone
Web & Knapp
J_J
Webb & Knapp
American Slack Exchange
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Cardinal Spellman as Seen by Buckley and Society
The piece portrays Francis Cardinal Spellman as benevolent yet controversial, admired by some and mocked by others. It notes his limited pulpit use, strong political influence, stance on Vietnam, Alfred E. Smith Dinner reactions, and clashes over Catholic education and public policy. It recalls his charity to soldiers, resistance to anti Catholic prejudice, and enduring faith through public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.lp
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spelman
Cardinal Spellman
V.t
Buckley
Vietnm
Alfred E. Smith
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Lindsay
New York
Virgin Islands
National Committee
Drew Pearson
Tose
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Benguly
Brady's Health Service Advice on Iodine Ration Pamphlet
In a health column by Dr. William Brady, readers are urged to consider iodized salt intake and iodine nutrition. A letter from Mrs. C P discusses fatigue and health, while Brady explains iodine sources and the need for a pamphlet titled The Iodine Ration, requesting 10 cents and a stamped envelope for mail requests.
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Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Amy
Great Lakes
Basin
Justin
Dr. Brady
el Camino
Beverly Fills
California
Geography of love and labor turnover in industry
The article discusses how hiring from beyond 200 miles raises turnover as couples relocate to the wife’s home states. It cites the Scientific Marriage Foundation and Russell Hulse of Delco Remy, advising employers to foster local community ties, church involvement, and home ownership to stabilize marriages and reduce turnover. It notes that distance, parental ties, and grandparents influence relocation, and offers contact for psychological charts and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell Hulse
Russell Hulse
Delco-Remy Company
Dr. Crane
Ttudeot
Anderson
Indiana
California
Florida
Hig
Folklore Reflections on Time Minds and Mystery Tales
A collage of quotes and musings on culture science and education from Harold J. Barnett Eveline M. Omwake and May Powers. It touches on the power of teachers and facilities the social role of fashion the psychology of reading mystery stories and the paradoxes of public life and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline M. Omwake
Department of Child Development
Connecticut College
New London
Cann
Harry Truman
Powers of
Rib Lake
Wis
Public Library
Two Men Who Won't Be President In 1969
A political column argues peace with honor in Vietnam hinges on strong leadership and questions Kennedy Romney McCarthy and Johnson. It ridicules neutrality as a path and predicts neither Robert Kennedy nor the Rambler’s creator will win the White House in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
United States
Alveranves
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
McCarthy
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Hitler
Europe
Britain
Southeast Asia
America
U. S
Party of the Elephant
Party of the
George Romney
Michigan
South Vietnam
China
United Nations
Mao
Romney
Tighe
Pathet Lan
Ho Chi Minh
Mao T'setung
New York
White House
Gen
Fea. Corp
Naval Academy history and wartime naval actions noted
The text recounts a 1982 U S naval standoff with the Soviet Union near Cuba including the Marukla boarding, and outlines the founding of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1845 by George Bancroft. It traces moves during the Civil War era and later refurbishments, noting Fort Severn site and large dormitory facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
USA
Sealanes
Cuba
Joseph P. Martin Kennedy
John R. Pierce
Wa Wattally
U. S. Naval Academy
Naval School
George Bancroft
Navy
Annapolis
Flng
Fort Severn
Franklin Buchanan
Duc Tiet
Newitt
N. 1
Annapalis
Encroft
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Louisville
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Ardusen
Cartier
Madison
Herald
Associated Press
Associated Prev
Eie
Tocal
AP Nawi
George W. Crane
Crane
Mellor
Ind
William Wade
Harold J. Barnett
Transaction
James
Martin
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