Dr Thomas W Matthew jailed over tax protest and press relief
A Ralph de Toledano column notes Dr Thomas W Matthew a renowned Negro neurosurgeon now in prison for six months after pleading guilty to a tax related charge. The piece argues media neglect and contrasts Philip supporters with liberals, urging presidential pardon and public advocacy to free him.
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Ralph de Toledane
King Features
Neproes
Ralph de Toledano
Thonas W. Matthew
Mathew
Matthew
Ile
National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
Dr. Matthew
Quote Of The Week From 1862 U S News Ad
A War ner and Swasey advertisement in U S News & World Report from December 8 1862 presents a quotation about eagles urging self reliance. The snippet frames eagles as symbols of America and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Warner & Swasey
U.S. News & World Report
Successful Investing column discusses bonds and funds choices
Roger Spaci addresses pension funding for four workers and evaluates no load funds versus high yield bonds. He suggests mixing bonds for income and funds for inflation hedge, citing AA rated bonds from Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric and Detroit Edison with yields near 6.9 to 8.95 percent, plus several stock funds and a cautious note on preferreds like White Consolidated Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Detroit Edison Alza
de Vegai
Johnston
T.R Rowe Price
Stein Roe & Farnham
Stoek
Standard & Poor's
Baise
Allis-Chalmers
Federal Trade Commission
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Keasler Teens and Rock Festivals Spark Bigoted Backlash
A Florida columnist lampoons anti-teen prejudice at rock festivals, recalling police action and political grandstanding. He mocks assumptions about teenagers, cites Governor Claude Kirk and public hostility, and argues that youth provoke more censure than adults, while noting liberal backlash.
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Mae
Penple
Brighening
South
Florida
O.K
Fey
West Palm Beach
Claude Kirk
America
Claude
Elorida
Rand
Wev
Lugar Emerges as Hopeful in Indiana Politics
In a stemmed view of 1960s party dynamics, Richard Lugar, Indianapolis mayor, gains standing as a conservative reformer amid Lindsay’s political setbacks. The piece compares Lugar’s appeal to Nixon era alignments, notes Indiana’s political landscape, and suggests Lugar could pursue governor or senator, contrasting with New York’s John Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsay
John V. Lindsay
New York
Besten
San Diego
Lindsay
N League of Ies
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
League
Lugar
Nixon
Humphrey
Mayor Lugar
Richard Lagar
Snaton
Chayer
He Lional
Indiana
United States
Senate
Washington
Lagar
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York City
Tadianapolis
Luger
Igéo, Gen
Fas, Corp
Dinner with campus rebels in a 1969 remembered debate
An editor hosts a moratorium leader and friends for a dinner to discuss Vietnam and global issues. Through honest dialogue the group moves past slogans to examine democracy, Canadian policy, American imperialism, and environmental fears, finding common ground on reasonable laws and responsible business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Jones
America
H Istoundar
Vietnam
Canada
ABC. Coal Co
Ny% Coal Co
SDS
Black Panthers
Grover Cleveland
Fea
Lost Youth and Duty in Folk Verse
Folklore recalls nostalgia for youth with poems depicting loss and longing. The piece includes verses on youth departing, parental roles, and a maiden’s choice about marriage, concluding with a proverb about sacrifice and conviction. An American saying notes a man’s willingness to die for a cause does not prove its rightness.
Brezhnev Doctrine debated in U S foreign policy
In a discussion of the Brezhnev Doctrine, Holmes Alexander reviews how Soviet and Warsaw Pact interventions in Czechoslovakia and potential use elsewhere shape American policy. He cites Maury Lisann, Victor Louis, and Harrison Salisbury to argue that Moscow’s claimed right to intervene could heighten U S–Soviet tensions and complicate hopes for cooperation in Vietnam and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
D.C
Hitler
Franklin Rougevelt
Yat River
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
Chita
Victor Louis
O2 Faber
China
Maury Lisany
Joins Hopkins University
Ait
Lisann
Problems of Communism
Mao Tse-tung
Red Guarda
Kosygin
Peking
Chow Hn-lai
Russia
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Salisbury
Washington
Moscow
Mr. Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Helskin
Middle East
U.S
North Vietnam
Red Guards
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Justice Department
New Left
John Chamberlain
White House
Congress
Haveneis
Roger &, Spaci
THE
Anderson Herald
Jane Tower Scott
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Inditine
George DB
Critienberger
Fr My
Asey
Harriet Tower
Indiang
Haas
Charles W.auchlin Saertlory
Harald
Esdalgh
Associated Press
John Keasler
Folklore
Siaty
Soerit
Air
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Motlaught Syndicate, Inc
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