Editorials Question Inconsistent Cold War Policy
The piece condemns U S policy as inconsistent. It argues Washington backs Rhodesia to topple Ian Smith while expanding trade with Soviet Union and Red China. It claims aid to regimes only helps those governments and exposes hypocrisy in pushing Moscow-led origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
United States
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Ward Fron
Washington
Soviet Union
Red China
Vietnam
Ner
Wall
Smuth
Moscow
Supersonic Transport Decision Nears Congress Review
After eight years of study the FAA nears a decision on seeking a $5 billion SST authorization. President Johnson is expected to announce mid January. Boeing and Lockheed vie with a winged swing option and a fixed wing design, for potential profit and 100,000 jobs over a decade.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Congress
Johnson
Boeing
Lockheed
Never Ending Circle in U S Debt Ceiling Debate
Newsweek reports the Treasury will likely need to borrow from the Federal Reserve in early fiscal 1987 to avoid breaching the 330 billion debt ceiling. Congress faces a request to raise the limit, continuing a cycle of higher spending, more debt, and calls for prudent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Newsweek Magazine
Congress
Neverending Circle
Readers ask about risky cement stock and retirement choices
In this column Roger E Spear advises a mother who bought General Portland Cement at 14 to consider cutting losses rather than waiting five to ten years for recovery. He notes the cement group downtrend, reduced dividends, and suggests switching to Suburban Gas for a steadier six percent yield. He also assesses a reader’s stock list including Firestone Georgia Pacific IBM Dow Transamerica RCA Gulf Oil and recommends preserving growth until retirement then shifting to income stocks, citing Royal Dutch Shell and Texas Instruments as potential replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cements
Firestone
Georgia-Pacific
IBM
Dow Chemical von Products
Transamerica
Royal Dubh Rca
Gulf Oil
Royal Duke
Texas
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Echo from Hershey reshapes Romney Goldwater feud
The 1964 Hershey summit transcripts suggest Goldwater tried to win Romney's endorsement and Romney pressed for a civil rights statement. Romney refused to back Goldwater, citing principle over expediency, a split that echoes into 1968 maneuvering and party tensions.
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ECHO
Hershey
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Rep
William Miller
New York
Romney
Goldwater
Miller
Tromney
Goldwalee
Cleveland
San Francisco
Humney
Hersey
Sronghold
Romi
Hhis
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Yankee Stomach and the Peril of Poor Chewing
Dr Osler discusses the dangers of overeating and poor chewing in the chapter on diseases of the arteries from Practice of Medicine. He argues chewing aids digestion, links improper chewing to diabetes, and urges readers to consult a pamphlet Yankee Stomach while sending a self addressed stamped envelope for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Pam Mort
Hiepach
George Chevene
Glen
Worry Clinic Advice for Short Boys Growth and Bodies
A mother seeks help for her son Billy J aged about 12 or 13 who is very short and slender at 4 ft 2 in tall. The article cites growth patterns and advises balanced exercise, distance running, and wrestling to improve fitness and appetite while noting heredity. It promotes a mailed booklet and explains growth timelines and iodine myths as context.
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Billy J
Crane
Billy
Collge
Forthie
Thas
Stark
Quotations Reflecting Modern Life and Public Figures
A collage of quotations shows public figures and everyday voices on moon visits, political leadership, sports behavior, and life philosophy. It includes a satirical AP dispute, remarks on Charles de Gaulle, and Karl Menninger thoughts on life patterns and resilience.
Rhodesia Sanctions Debate Masks UN Sanctions Inquiry
The piece argues the United Nations would not sanction Rhodesia while condemning other regimes and cites U S support for military action if needed. It contrasts Rhodesia’s racial policies with alleged Chinese and Arab persecutions, urging consistency in human rights rhetoric and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
China
Egypt
Africa
Rhodesia
Syria
Sravl
Israel
Jordan
Egyp
Yemen
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Kirks
Tanzania
Mozambique
Congo
Angola
Smith
United States
Rhod
Qungelion
Sudan
Messacres
Ruanda
Mand
Tibet
Jet
Gen Pou. Corp
Clipper Ships and their Legendary Speed in Maritime Lore
A historical overview notes the Baltimore Clippers misunderstood as true clippers. The first true clipper Mary McKim appeared around 1804 followed by Rainbow and others. Clipper ships span 230 to 400 feet, carried vast sail power, and set global fast-haul records, including James Raines around the world in 182 days and Flying Cloud New York to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Clippers
Mary Mc Kim
Hainbow Wen
Beau
Martin Ful
Hong Kong
Landon
New York
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Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Indiana
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Madison
Associated Press
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By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
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Charles de Gaulle
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Karl Menninger
Menninger Foundation
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