Let's Fight To Win In Vietnam War Editorial
The piece argues for total war against North Vietnam using blockades and strategic bombings. It claims Japan’s WWII victory was achieved by decisive actions and pamphlet drops, and urges similar full use of naval and air power to force a rapid end. It cites Russian and Chinese support as already involved.
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Viet Nam
United States
Japan
Russia
Red China
Rockefeller
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Frank O'Connor
Roosevelt
New York City
O'Connor
New York
Anderson Fine Arts Center to host heavy upcoming schedule
The Anderson Fine Arts Center plans a heavy slate of exhibitions lectures classes and study sessions for performing arts over the coming months. Volunteers and residents contributed time and funds to make the center possible and are praised for their effort.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson
Police praised for holiday service in Anderson
The Anderson Police Department is lauded for extra duty during Christmas as officers manage downtown traffic shoplifting and bad checks without overtime pay. The piece urges community support and appreciation to ease officers’ demanding, unpaid extra hours.
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Anderson
Police Department
Businessman's Friend Promotes Local Junior Achievement
The Junior Achievement program in Anderson is praised as a premier local ally for youth and business ties. It teaches the tree enterprise system while giving students practical company experience to sustain free enterprise in the community.
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Anderson
Tree Enterprise
Advice on Holding Splurges in a Bold Bear Market
The reader is advised to hold strong stocks Continental Edison General Telephone and others with a 50 000 invested in common and 40 000 in savings. The expert notes further downside is possible before a bull market resumes and recommends reviewing holdings regularly while preserving gains.
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Common
Continental
Edison General Telephone
Trading with Moscow and the Fiat loan risk
Four members of the House Banking Committee travel through Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Hungary and the Soviet Union to inspect Soviet Fiat plant plans. They aim to influence liberalized East West trade including US machine tools export to Russia and a Fiat loan. The trip could shift Capitol Hill stance before hearings on Fiat loan approvals.
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Moscow
Washington
Now
Jan. I
Dec
Johnson
U. S
House Banking Committee
Lud Ashley
Ohio
Thomas Rees
California
James Harvey
Michigan
Chester Mize
Kansas
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Soviet Union
Russia
Fiat
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ashley
Harvey
Rocky
New York
Liberal Party
Nel
Dear Dr Brady Health Column Readers Request Reinstatement
A reader asks Dr William Brady to continue his health column amid cancellation fears. The letter recounts devotion to his advice, notes past reinstatement after reader pressure, and requests ongoing guidance while stressing the column’s loss would harm public well being. The notice includes subscription and contact details for correspondence.
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Dr. Brady
Ft. Wayne
Focal Paper
Brady
Cunandaluia
N.Y
Ben
Worry Clinic on TV Radio Discuss Love and Marriage
Norman Ross directs the Contact show on WIZ Baltimore inviting Dr Crane to discuss love and marriage problems on air. Viewers submitted questions about preventing divorce and delinquency, with talk extending to how to handle sensitive issues in modern relationships.
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Necmta_ Resa
John Storing
Tela Vielw
Sore
Cilaig
Eolutem
Case
Norman Ross
WIZ
Baltimore
John Sterling
Dr. Srane
John
WCEM
Maryland
John Storning
Dr. Crane
Chicago
Fragmented Folklore Bits From A Busy Day
A collage of light anecdotes and quips from daily life includes a boastful dinner guest claiming Europe trips, a Patton tank remark about a turret class tour, a TV car restoration gag, and a teen’s bread remark. A crossing incident ends with a friendly Batman nod. An American saying on firmness closes the piece.
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Batman
Nature’s Wrath and Florence Flood Echo Ancient Warnings
In Florence the Arno rose six feet above the great flood of the 14th century as the bronze doors of the Baptistry clanged. Mayor Bargellini laments bell neglect while Cimabue’s Crucifixion is reportedly destroyed by flood. The piece argues modern arrogance and technology invite nature’s retribution, urging reverence for ancestors, the soil, and ancient places.
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Florence
Arno
Duomé
Fen. Corp
Bargellini
Cimabue
See menio ACE 1 largest fastest auxiliary ship afloat
USS See menio ACE 1 holds the world record as the largest auxiliary ship and fastest replenishment vessel. During a nine month Western Pacific deployment she replenished 2 ships delivering 74 MARTIN Gut gallons of fuel and large quantities of ammunition and other materials. Her vertical replenishment and helicopter transfers exceeded 5 000 tons and enabled fast carrier task force operations. A separate note cites the PN 3A nuclear plant at McMurdo Station achieving a record 9 156 hours of uninterrupted operation and supplying steam for desalination.
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Seemenio
Pacific
Sacramento
Martin
McMurdo Station
Antarctic
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THE
Anderson Herald
Robert E. Jackson
Frapidery and
Raneger
Andersen Newspapers, Inc
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Crutengerger
Harriet W. Toner
Vicw-Prosident
Jane Toner
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Edwin A. Ballet
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Pavsage
Indiana
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Robert Novek
Romney
Claude Kirk
Richard Nixon
Kirk
Leonard Hall
Oyster Bay
Hall
Bob Lee
Denver
Colorado
George Romney
Nixon
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Brady's Health Service
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Ty Yodler
Will Ag
Wiliam Brady
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Wade Shaving
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George S. Patton
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