Wilson muddles through amid UK economic woes and Vietnam unrest
Editorial review notes Prime Minister Harold Wilson navigates a troubled moment at home while aiming to turn foreign trips into domestic gains. It cites economic mismanagement, party rebellion, and devaluation rumors, with cautious optimism after Moscow talks and a late January party meeting. The piece also warns of timing with the Tet truce breakdown and increased Viet Cong attacks shaping US sentiment.
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Harold Wilson
Wilson
The
Economist of
London
Labor Party
Commons
Conservativeday Telegraph
United States
Saigon
Free world ships aid North Vietnam rise in 1967
Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain says free world shipping to communist North Vietnam increased in 1967 with 78 ships, led by Britain. He cites DoD data and notes ships docked with goods from Cyprus Malta Lebanon and Italy. Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg proposes a UN usefulness test and trade embargo on nations aiding North Vietnam.
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Charles E. Chamberlain
Mich
House Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
State
Department of Defense
United Kingdom
Comunists
Cyprus
Malta
Lebanon
Italy
Henry C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
United Nations
Real Estate and Stock Strategy in 1960s Wealth Guide
Roger E Speer advises a married reader with $25 000 annual net income to balance assets across growth stocks mutual funds and real estate. Hold Avco Raytheon Fidelity Trend and Television Electronics, diversify cash into growth stocks, and consider real estate as an enhancer with more attention. Also explains refund annuities offered by major insurers, noting they guarantee income and beneficiaries if payments fall short, inviting further inquiries.
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HL. P. A
Avco Raytheon
Fidelity Trend
Television Electronics
South Has Risen Again In Continental Cultural Rise
Paul Harvey notes a southern and provincial American cultural renaissance as southern cities build arts and education, with Dallas hosting a symphony and Manhattan a popular music group. He argues hinterland areas close the gap through determined growth, while remoter regions face social exclusivity and tax pressures. The piece cites Fayette La and Spanish embassy clubs as examples of shifting displays of culture across regions.
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America
Fayette
Mmentum
Corp. TM
Gen
Fea. Corp
Sanity of the testator and will validity debate
Dr William Brady discusses how a will can be questioned for sanity, noting a case where a testator left most of her estate to a church deacon who allegedly manipulated her. He argues that expert mental health testimony can prevent crimes linked to incompetent wills and urges cautious safeguards. Public letters request medical opinions and provide contact details. He closes with a Constitutional preamble.
President proposes largest budget ever in tight terms
The President calls the plan the tightest yet strongest budget, while De Gaulle signals continued U S French friendship. Senator Robert F Kennedy says he will not oppose LBI’s renomination under any foreseeable circumstances, implying limited prospects ahead.
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Robert F. Kennnedy
LBI
Worry Clinic explores hypnosis and memory case notes
The Worry Clinic by Dr. George W. Crane discusses hypnosis as a memory aid and its limits. A college student describes age regression under hypnosis and language shifts, noting possible clinical uses and cautions for dentists and physicians.
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George W. Crane
Fragments Reflect on Hypocrisy and Social Judgments
An excerpt critiques how society labels individuals based on wealth faith politics and behavior revealing double standards. It ponders how earning money mortality and charity provoke accusations and praise alike, ending with a sardonic reference to flawed reasoning.
Pathics in the pulpit a radical church essay stirs debate
A 1968 general feature labels Dr. Lewis I. Maddocks a radical cleric for urging repeal of laws restricting homosexual acts between consenting adults. He advocates ordaining homosexuals and engaging them in church life, criticizing discrimination and urging openness in seminaries while sparking debate among Episcopalians and Presbyterians about morality and civil rights.
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Lewis I. Maddocks
Washington
United Church of Christ's Council For Christian
Forcs
Maddocks
Pathies
New York
Early American Naval Aviation History Highlights
James B. Martin outlines 50 years of U.S. Navy aviation from 1917 to 1967, noting the Naval Aircraft Factory at League Island, the USS Maryland catapult, and early pioneers like T. G. Ellyson. Mentions TR1 and Curtiss Martin Race wins, PN-2 records, and the 1926 Mustin Field naming as a pioneer aviator site.
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Naval Air Engineering Center
Philadelphia
Naval
Maryland
T. G. Ellyson
Naval Aircraft Factory
NAF
League Island
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
U.S
Navy
Naval Air Station
Henry C. Mustin
USN
USA Navy
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