Wilson muddles through as Britain faces crisis abroad
The Economist notes Prime Minister Harold Wilson muddling through amid domestic trouble and economy woes. His foreign trip aims to bolster image, while devaluation fears and party rebellion color his London return. U.S. hawkish stance and Viet Cong attacks dampen prospects for Vietnam talks.
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Harold Wilson
Wilson
The
Economist of
London
Labor Party
Commons
Sunday Telegraph
United States
Saigon
Free world ships to North Vietnam rise in 1967 amid dispute
Rep Charles E Chamberlain says 78 free world ships arrived at North Vietnamese ports in 1967, four more than 1966, with 67 of them British and others from Cyprus Malta Lebanon and Italy. He claims strategic goods were carried and cites Defense Department figures. Rep Henry Schadeberg proposes UN usefulness test backing a trade embargo on nations aiding North Vietnam.
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Charles E. Chamberlain
R-Mich
House Armed Services Committee
North Vietnam
State Department
Chamberlain
Department of Defense
United Kingdom
Cyprus
Malta
Lebanon
Italy
Henry Schadeberg
R-Wis
United Nations
Real Estate Goon Needs Attention and Investment Plan
The reader outlines a high earning, long term family plan and asks for estate and inflation strategies. The columnist endorses holding Aveo and Raytheon, retaining Fidelity Trend and Television Electronics funds, and suggests building a growth stock list. Real estate is advised but requires more attention. recommends investing 25000 across Talon, Sure Foals, Walgreens, CHange Trust etc for diversification.
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Onsen
P. A
Aml
Aveo
Raytheon
I Wold
Fidelity Trend
The South Rises Again in Arts and Culture
Paul Harvey notes Southern cities leap ahead culturally as Dallas and Atlanta build symphonies and modern social scenes. He cites Lafayette and mid-sized towns creating educational markets, with the South expanding while the East stagnates. He attributes progress to private cultural pursuit and a shift in prestige from traditional eastern centers.
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Dallas
Symphony
Manhatten
Monkees
America
Lafayette
Phoenix
Gréensboro
Aanitlen 4Lz
Faetion
New Cass
Shade
Corp
T-M
Gen. Fea. Corp
Sanity of the Testator and Health Hearings
A historical column argues for mandatory certification of mental soundness before making a will, citing a demented case and urging physician testimony to prevent fraud. It discusses safeguards, public health ethics, and a note from Dr. Brady at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills. The piece ends with the U.S. Constitution preamble.
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Yak
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
President’s budget sparks debate on spending and priorities
A fragmentary brief notes mixed views on the presidents tight budget and claims Moscow spends more on space than Washington. It questions wartime strains on other programs while mentioning De Gaulle and comments from Senator Robert F Kennedy about policy forecasts amid uncertain circumstances.
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Moscow
Washington
Hypnosis in Schoolroom Memories and Medical Uses
The Worry Clinic explores hypnosis with Thelma and a college student, showing age regression, language recovery, and memory recall under hypnosis. It notes uses in medicine, dentistry, surgery, and even group hypnosis by leaders like Walter Dill Scott and Myron David, with a call for mailed inquiries to Dr. Crane for guidance.
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Taelma D
Chane
Pie Jent
Cammar
America
Hill
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Myron David
25Th
Inf. Div
Vietnam
Wane Folklore On Life and Hypocrisy in American Saying
Folklore notes teach that people are harshly judged by outcomes and intentions. A satirical catalog lists countless double standards for men, condemning traits from honesty and decay to piety and generosity, ending with a wry remark about ark-era skunks.
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The
Ark
Controversial Clergy Talk Sparks Homosexuality Debate
A 1968 pamphlet by Dr. Lewis I. Braddocks of the United Church of Christ argues for full equality for homosexuals, including in seminary admission, ordination, government posts, and military service, while challenging traditional church teachings and urging no moral stigma. The piece cites reactions from Episcopalian and Presbyterian clergy and questions sexual morality, provoking sharp dispute within religious communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis I. Braddocks
Washington
United Church of Christ's Council For Christian Social Action
Father Grop
Maddocks
Dr. Maddocks
Brethren
New York
Early Planes of American Naval Aviation Highlighted
A Philadelphia observance of the Naval Air Engineering Center’s Golden Jubites-1917-1987 showcased early aviation makers. Highlights included the Curtiss Martin Trophy Race winner and the PN-12 flight records, with notes on the Navy’s first ships and pioneering aviators. The Naval Aircraft Factory at League Island built many Navy aircraft in 1917 and Mustin Field was dedicated in 1928.
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Naval Air Engineering Center
Philadelphia
Naval
Detroit
Mich
Maryland
Spi Board
Z. G. Ellyson
Naval Aircraft Factory
NAP
League Island
South Philadelphiphia
Philadel. Naval Shipyard
Navy
Ustin Field
Naval Air Station
Henry C. Mustin
USN
Tomorrow's
USA
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Walgreen
Chenge Trust
Grea
Halsey, Yee
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Bergest
C.P. A
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Gen
Fed. Corp
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George O. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toker
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles WW. Laughlin
Haymond A. Reed
Pride and Moneyey
Vese
Seershery
Sundey
Anderton
Indiana
Indiane
Harald
Bafery
Apesicl Mestongey
Associated Press
AP News
Paul Harvey News
Atlanta
Huntsville
Jackson
Dodge City
Bob Wills
Warvey
Brady's Health Service
J. William Brady
Deaton
Andy
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Polles
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Bey
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