Electors and Electoral Reform in the U S
Electors chosen on Nov 5 will meet next Monday to cast ballots for the next President. The system, a relic, may be reformed with hearings promised by Sen. Bayh and Rep. Celler. The article notes imperfect adherence to votes and cites past electors who voted contrary to the popular result.
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Fear and the Russian occupation of Czechoslovakia
The piece argues that rulers in Russia chose military occupation due to fear not strength. It links the suppression to stop reform momentum in Czechoslovakia, fearing threats to Communist rule and state security. It contrasts USSR policy with U S policy as a difference between totalitarianism and individual freedom.
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Press under fire as Nixon era coverage stirs debate
A Paul Harvey essay critiques media conduct during the Nixon era. It cites Eisenhower era reports doubting press objectivity, notes TV staging events at protests, and discusses liberal biases. The piece warns readers to question what they read hear and see amid growing journalist partisanship and involvement.
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Successful Investing by Roger E Spear tips portfolio upgrades
A reader asks which five stock sales to replace in a dividend strategy. Suggestions include Crompton & Knowles Harsco New England Gas & Electric Television Manufacturers and Western Union while Webb & Knapp is nearly worthless. Five income stocks offer about 5.9 percent, with Armstrong Cork Liggett & Myers and U S Steel highlighted for continued or improved income. Savings Bonds yield lags inflation but patriotic purchases rise.
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Harsco Corp
New England Gas & Electric
Western Union
Webb & Knapp
Adal
Armstrong Cork
Liggett & Myers
L&m
U. S. Steel
America
Johnson
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Yankee Stomach Health Advice By Dr Brady Column
Readers discuss what “Yankee stomach” means and how smoking and alcohol affect stomach ulcers. Dr Brady notes X rays may not show ulcers despite symptoms and explains the limits of diet and remedies. Send 36 cents and stamped envelope for a booklet, with letters to Dr William Brady at 25 Fol Camino, South Beverly Mills, California.
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William Brady
South Beverly Mills
Caifornia
Constitutional Preamble Restatement From the United States
The provided text is a garbled rendition of the U S Constitution preamble. It outlines aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty for current and future generations.
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America
Gift advice for Lorna Crone's birthday inspires a mental toolkit
The Worry Clinic columnist Dr George W Crone lists thoughtful presents to enrich a child s mind rather than material gadgets. Suggestions include GUIDEPOSTS QUOTE Burlout Bible stories SANDY SLEIGHFOOT and a used typewriter with dictionaries and an encyclopedia, plus a note on sending $0 20 and a self addressed envelope for personal advice.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Folklore Jumble Highlights Odd World View
A quirky collection of playful, misdefined terms shows children testing knowledge of the world. Definitions mix humor and confusion, spoofing anatomy artichokes chimeras and oases, with lines about manners morality and daily life as a parade of oddities from Mississippi to New Zealand.
Interrogation of Hayden and campus dissent stirs debate
Bucktoy reports on House interrogation of Tom Hayden cofounder of Students for a Democratic Society. The piece cites Wisconsin campus protests over South Africa speakers, critiques of Kennan and Hellman, and notes liberal faculty dominance at UCSD. It frames student unrest as a reaction to limited campus dialogue and fears of indoctrination.
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University of California
UCSD
George Kennan
NAACP Urges Condemnation of Black Extremists
The NAACP urges members to condemn black extremists, while debates over catch up programs and Soviet-era ateanography fuel Congress as it seems at sea.
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