Senate Vietnam Hearings Pivot on Rusk Testimony
The article reports on the U S Vietnam policy debate as defense secretary Robert S Mexia and secretary of state Dean Rusk face Senate testimony plans. It notes key senators Mundt and Fulbright, the Tonkin Gulf incidents, and anticipated appearances by McNamara and Rusk before the Foreign Relations Committee as the administration seeks public discussion.
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United States
Vietnam
Lary
Robert S Mexia Wana
Mae
Uy Tye
Slite
Moan Ask Sun
Senate Perescolatins Committee
Cay Mn
Neteh
Ask
Dofmsey
Fange Rusk
Vietnan Rask
Vieuiit Ietore
Tafortinee
Rusk
Rudy
Kael Mand
Suite
Musk Oy
McNamara Fit
Vietnau Televisi
Senate
New York
Pookin Bay
North Wave
Pentagon
Sen J. William Fulbright
Buran
Mulbuight
Senate Committee of Sacred
McNamara
Sooney
Laboy — Rusk
Devaluation Fears Spark Open or Hidden Controls
The article argues New Year measures aim to restore confidence by cutting money growth and balancing the federal budget to prevent devaluation. It favors an open devaluation over disguised controls, criticizing current balance of payments measures as too restrictive and suggests stronger reforms.
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United States
American Interprise Institute For Public Research
Gottfried Habler
Thuis Willett
Investing guide promises big gains with retirement in sight
The article argues for aggressive investing through stocks or bonds to grow retirement savings. It cautions against fixed-rate insured plans offering little capital growth and advises committing at least ten thousand dollars into equities for potential higher returns. It mentions the need to balance risk with growth strategies and touches on broader constitutional preamble text.
Paul Harvey on Vietnam War Coverage and U S Policy
Paul Harvey criticizes televised Vietnam combat depictions for desensitizing viewers and argues for a reconsideration of U S involvement. He warns quagmire risks, calls for withdrawal, and frames sacrifice as a costly, avoidable outcome, urging Americans to mind their own business.
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Uncle Sam
Southeast Asia
America
Asia
Red Cain
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Vietnam
South Korea
Fiat
Putz
Bruce Atay Priceniks
Jume
United States
Paul Harvey
Gen
Fea. Corp
Plea for Quininer Use Sparks Calcium Vitamin D Debate
A reader article discusses quinine for leg cramps and contrasts it with calcium and vitamin D intake. It cites cases in New Jersey and Virginia, mentions a plebiscite like vote, notes dangers of quinine, and promotes proper dietary supplementation for cramp prevention.
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Andy
South Carolina
New Jersey
Unis
Virginia Way
Worry Clinic advice on tremor and handwriting
Dr. George W. Crone discusses tremors linked to aging and psychological factors. He describes Parkinson-like hand motion versus anxiety tremor, offers self help like switching hands and posture, and suggests mailing for his booklet and charts for personal guidance.
Folklore Reflections and Childrens Clever Saying Humor
A humorously edited compendium of child speech from a visiting minister dinner table moments and farm kitchen observations. The verses recount a Purpear hostess daughter correcting grace with a joke about a father saying Good God What a dinner and a girl offering finger use over forks. It closes with a grandmother’s death timing and a proverb about looking for trouble finding it.
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Little Miss
Emis
Grace
Lin
Beyond Taft Hartley Uproposal for stronger labor policy
Russell Kirk argues the new Congress will be more conservative and should seriously consider tightening labor laws. He cites New York sanitation strikes, high union salaries, and violence to press for stronger enforcement of the Taft Hartley Act and a national right to work. He warns unchecked union power inflates costs and harms the public, urging federal action and firmer administration of labor laws.
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Taft-Uartney
West Congress
Landrum-Griffin
New York
Detrott
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Robert Griffin
Strie
Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner
Fornia Newwspaper
Big
National Education Assn
Aiybody
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Wien
Gen
Fea, Corp
The American Merchant Marine Its Plight and Progress
An excerpt discusses the U S merchant fleet holding about seven percent of ocean commerce while foreign flag vessels move the rest. It notes U S ships own around four percent of world tonnage with many over two years old, Russia expanding fast with modern mechanized ships, and the free world maintaining global shipping dominance despite aging fleets.
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Mar Tit
Meéchant Marine
U. S
Martinhich
Tigsia
Russia
Department of the Navy
Barea of Naval Personel
Geyfrey Training Branch
John 5. McCain
USN
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Simerica
Anderson Herald
Anderson
Ine
Crittenlieger
Ise
W. Toner
Vie
Toner
Scot Preston
Forest i Freiten
Peterser
Setia
Charles VW Gaughan
Raymond A
Onkce
THE
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Paul Harvey News
Brady's Health Service
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O.k
Otis
Arctic
Worry Clinic
George W. Crone
Willow
Hank
Aly
Wilbur
Wasaie
Loki
Wes
Crane
Hani
Wesley Memtorial Hospital
Ave
Newhwestern Medical School
Itland
Astis
Ashich
Okia
J.gay
Chile
William Wade
Nash
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Imavia
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Russell Kirk
James
Martin
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