Oceanography race between nations grows with sea wealth promise
The article notes rapid Soviet and U S pushes in marine sciences, calling for expanded international cooperation. It cites Johnson's oceans program, naval projects like Sealab 3 and DSRV 1, and DSSV aims to explore 98 percent of the ocean floor while addressing legal questions on mineral rights at the United Nations.
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Soviet Union
T. K. Treadwell
U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office
United States
Capt. Treadwell
Johnson
California
Scott Carpenter
Navy
General Assembly
United Nations
Malta
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
Firebug In The Basement and Curtiss on Tax Policy
Representative Thomas B. Curtiss of Missouri argues that national policy must set priorities for expenditures to avoid overburdening tax and debt structures. He warns higher taxes threaten spending and economic base, urging spending aligned with income to curb inflation. He notes fuel tax increases from 8.8 to 0.6 cents per gallon between 1957 and 1967, with revenue up 78 percent as vehicle use and fuel consumption rose.
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Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Ing House
Curtis
Broker Client Relationships and Insurance Guidance
A widow asks about keeping a broker and whether to change. Spear advises not to rush changes, notes the value of a long client broker relationship, and suggests continuing the current broker with cautious guidance, then addresses saving six months living expenses and life insurance levels including a $100000 target for a married man.
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Burroughs
Amd
King’s Dept
Spear
Defoliation in Vietnam May Disrupt Balance News
A report warns that jungle defoliation could disturb Vietnam’s ecosystem even as other war efforts cause disruption. The President outlines an eight point consumer protection plan but rejects tax cuts as a means to aid consumers.
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Vietnam
Paul Harvey Vision of leadership and Americanism
Paul Harvey argues that leadership and example move nations and individuals. He cites milestones from sport to science and faith, urging personal responsibility, perseverance, and integrity as the path to global influence. He insists Americans must model honesty and resolve to inspire others and renew Americanism.
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Europe
Nic
Philadelphia
Fea. Corp
Anger and breathing help angina says Dr Bra
A reader shares his angina relief from quitting smoking and using belly breathing and calcium with vitamin D. He notes nitroglycerin and a heart artery dilator helped but caused wider vessel dilation. The piece cites Dr William Heberden and urges calm, walking, calisthenics, and office drills to reduce emotion related stress.
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William Heberden
Joan Hunter
Rascal
Danyin
Cannon
Nyctophobia and the Worry Clinic Advice by Dr Cran
A reader case details Paula aged 5 with fear of the dark nyctophobia. Dr. Cran advocates learned response therapy using a "Zone of Quiet" and gradual exposure with positive reinforcement to reframe darkness as protective.
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Worry
George W. Cran
Paula B
Crane
Paula
Mamma
Folklore Frustrations and Tales of misread sayings
A sequence of humorous folklore vignettes by William Wade explores misunderstandings and oddities. It includes a misread sign about washing widows, a hunter failing with empty shells, and a mountain visitor dining with a knife, lacking a fork, prompting wry observations on language and urban myths.
Rockefeller in a rut as 1968 GOP battle looms
The piece sketches Nelson Rockefeller weighing a renewed 1968 bid despite weak prospects. It notes Oregon and California as pivotal battlegrounds, Romney’s possible setbacks, Nixon's strength, and intra party shifts under Reagan influence. It questions Rockefeller’s path without primary victories.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Rockeffel
Gov. Romney
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Ambassador Lodge
Nisom
Lodge
Republican
Gav. Reagan
Reagan
Robert Finch
Ron
Marity
Mr. Finch
Mr. Nison
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
Koei
Volioeer
Kuchel
Senate
Max Rafferty
Sen. Kuetel
Rafferty
Cogn
Fea, Corp
The Virginius Crisis and Spanish War Provocation
The account recalls the 1873 Virginius affair when the American registered ship Virginius carrying arms and volunteers was seized by Spain, its captain Joseph Frey and 45 of 145 crew executed, fueling anti Spanish sentiment and calls for war. It notes Cushing's intervention, indemnities, and the Maine incident as later provocations.
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James
Martin ‘Son
Virginias
New York
Tornado
Martin
Santiago de Cuba
Josephy Frey
Spain
Key West
Cuba
Cushing
Virginius
States
USA
Maine
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