What About Stokely Carmichael and the Justice Department
An editorial denounces Stokely Carmichael for denouncing America during travels to communist nations. It criticizes the Justice Department and Ramsey Clark for not indicting him and cites congressional pressure to apply treason and insurrection statutes.
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America
Stokely Carmichael
United States
Justice Department
Stokely
Congress
Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Gener
Cmichael
Hanoi
Our Blood And Dollars on Defense, Vietnam and Communism
The piece laments Supreme Court protections for enemies while opposing student prayer, questions the logic of drafting 504,000 troops and spending 70 billion yearly to counter communism, and condemns Red traitors in defense jobs. It argues for consistency in national security and patriotism.
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Vietnam
Recipe for cherry pie becomes symbol of welfare critique
In a biting critique of LBJ era spending, Congress dismisses tax hikes as wasteful. It cites a December 4 report from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare publishing a federal formula for cherry pie filling, portraying government spending as excessive and wasteful.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Treasury
Great Society
What’s A Hippie A Look At The Hippie Label
A group in Ontario Oregon defines hippies as youths from teens to seniors who are intelligent dissatisfied with society and seeking meaning in life though drawn to drugs. They note Confucius comments on long haired youths and argue hippies are not new, only the publicity around them is amplified.
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Ontario
Ore
Confucius
Andenea
Indiana
Madison
Harold
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
A reader asks whether to add an issue and diversify. Spear cautions that holding too many stocks blinds insight and advises limiting to 10 to 15, building up only strong growth stocks. He discourages selling good stocks to buy more bonds and endorses keeping the current balanced portfolio.
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General Dynamics
Mobil Oil
Pfizer
R. H. A. Spear
Aluman
Aynanides
Fireserl
Roger Spear
Roger EB
Spear
C-O
Grand Central Station
New York
N. C
Fea, Corp
Quarantine Carmichael Contagious Sickness Urges Action
Paul Harvey critiques Stokely Carmichael in Paris rally calling for defeat of the United States in Vietnam and at home. He argues the rhetoric inspires riots, urges passport suspension, and advocates bold legal changes to curb civil rights activism and challenge the Warren Court.
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Carmichael
Stokely Carmichael
Paris
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
Washington
State Department
Congress
Witjers
Milwaukee
Brady's Health Service Iodized Salt Debate Letters
Dr William Brady of Beverly Hills discusses iodized salt, its safety and myths, contrasting decades of medical opinions with peer resistance. He cites reduced goiter rates since iodized salt became common and notes limited evidence of harm while inviting readers to send brief letters for response.
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Brady
Wihian Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic Reflections On Praise And Public Speaking
Dr George W Crane discusses how seminary training falls short in public speaking and how Christ s anecdotal formula helps. He cites pastor Kirkpatrick as an example and argues for openly praising children and spouses to foster confidence. Readers are invited to request the Compliment Club booklet for guidance and Dr Crane s charts.
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Pete
Folklore on Roosevelt McCormack and Marshall anecdotes survive
Public anecdotes recount Theodore Roosevelt’s flamboyant ego and voice. Wade II claims Roosevelt died and ascended to heaven to form a heavenly choir. A tale about John McCormack recalls his first encore and a dramatic cue to the pianist. Thomas Riley Marshall is quoted about refusing bribes for votes and choices under pressure. American Saying links fate and will.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Tony
Wade II
Thomas Riley Marshall
Wilson
Students for Sanity Promotes Moderate IST Movement
Radical college groups are challenged by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute founded 13 years ago in Bryn Mawr. IST claims 5,000 professors and 31,000 students with regional offices in Indianapolis Los Angeles and Atlanta. It publishes The Intercollegiate Review and The Academic Reviewer and grants fellowships to promising students while promoting constitutional government and a free economy.
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Pentagon
Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Bryn Mawr
S. Bryn . Mawr Ave
Victor Milione
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
IST
The
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America
Britain
Fabian Society
England
United States
TSI
Robert Richie
Intercollegiate Review
Msa
Namie i Boner
Jatchard Weaver
University of Chicago
Vikings Truths Behind the Seafaring Legend Revealed
This piece presents a historical view of Norse sailors. It describes their rough, blond seafarers from Norway known as pavei the Vikings, their long ships, oars, single-mast sails, and harsh voyage conditions. It notes primitive navigation, shared shelter aboard ships, and enduring weather.
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Norway
Pavei
British
France
Constantinople
Iceland
Martin
Turner
Brent
Lloyds of London
Ips
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