Editorial: Spending Hike and the Johnson Budget
The piece questions President Johnson’s request to boost non-defense spending by 1969, comparing it with defense increases and the war in Vietnam. It argues for fiscal restraint, tighter spending priorities, and possible cuts to avoid a taxpayer burden and rising deficits, urging Indiana legislators to back such limits.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Great Society
Asia
Congress
Selective Service Ltd
Indiana
Comment Of The Week By Congressman Utt
Congressman James B Utt criticizes U S policy stating the nation has not won a military or diplomatic victory since Korea and since joining the United Nations. He argues for reducing reliance on the UN and opposes relinquishing security to a communist dominated world body.
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Korea
General MacArthur
United Na
World Organization
James B. Utt
Congressional Record
Luyed Dory
Anderson
Indienn
Madivan
Madison
Indiana
Bayond
Harald Chould
A.m
Epecial Marsengar
Resnick Fumes Over Helicopter Access in Vietnam Visit
Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick of New York reportedly erupted at Saigon airport when his two teenage children were denied government helicopter rides to outlying areas. He scolded a colonel and complained that his daughter could not write an article for Teen Age America.
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Vietnam
Wall Street Journal
Joseph Y. Resnick
New York
Ito
Saigon
Resnick
Teen Age America
Successful Investing Guidance From Roger E Spear
A reader seeks safe growth and inflation hedges for a constrained family budget. Spear advises focused blue chip stocks with growth patterns, maintaining income stocks, and using the home as inflation protection while exploring investment clubs and nonprofit guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia-Pacific
Right-leaning critique of John Lindsay on unions and strikes
The piece argues Lindsay’s public record shows labor union appeasement and weak stance during strikes. It questions national labor legislation, praises the Taylor Law, and urges voters to elect better politicians to curb union influence. The author critiques New York politics and the mayoral handle of public employee strikes.
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John Lindsay
Liberal Party
New York
Lindsay
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Taylor
Shanker
Teachers’ Union
Debury
Sanitation Workers’ Union
Rockefeller
United States
John Viet Lindsay
Calcium cure claims boost health in two years
A reader letter from Langley APE praises Brady's Health Service Ca D or candy for easing joint pain headaches and aspirin use. It touts calcium deficiency relief, cites milk as essential, and references Little Lesson materials and Dr Jerry Hills California as contact.
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Dever
K. F
Langley Ape
Dan
K.F
The
Science of Nutrition
Sherman
Bastédo
Dieting for church funds sparks weight loss plan
A sermon anecdote about a women’s society dieting contest to raise church money. It describes overweight wives urged to shed pounds via strict calorie limits and fluid restrictions to donate extra cash, with promises of improved romance and a self-help booklet. Names include Dr. Crane Mellor and a parish setting.
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Luke J
Crate
Cupid
Ike
Women’s Society
Folklore and Folk Verse Influences in Literature
A fragmented excerpt notes how folklore shapes literary style, citing William Wade, Charles Edward Crane, Robert Graves, De La Mare, and others. It suggests a declining presence of folk imagery such as oaks, ashes, beeches, and evergreens in modern writing and mentions works like Winter in Vermont and The White Goddess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepa Riteee
Lierary
Charles Edward Crane
Vermont
Totalist schooling critique by Bright and critics
A reaction to H Louis Bright of the Office of Education predicting lifelong schooling for 2000. The piece attacks federal policy research centers and broad educational control, arguing that perpetual courses harm liberty, teachers, and student development, and notes the burden of constant schooling and the value of summer breaks.
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H. Louis Bright
Federal Office of Education
Bright
Gentry
National Guard
Sone
Gutenberg
Shipwise- James B. Martin on Sea Dragon operations
An overview of Operation Sea Dragon in the Gulf of Tonkin shows Seventh Fleet cruisers and destroyers protecting carrier groups from North Vietnamese threats. The text details surface to air missile sites and coastal storage targets while highlighting search and rescue ships ready to aid downed airmen, with emphasis on the operation's aim to deny theis sea and coastal area to the North Vietnamese.
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Vietnam
Gulf
Air Force
Ep Tee
See Etna
Helic Ter
Helicopeler
Tonkin Gulf
Seventh Fleet
Mishal
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Amlerton Herald
Grand Central Station
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crimenberger
Robirt L. Jackson
Eweger
Jane Toner
Scot “Fire-Hasitent
W. Toner
Tchaniel WW. Laughlin Raymond AS
Reed Secretary
Tepe Purer
Mmemser
Associated Press
Associated Praire
AP Anws
Brady's Health Service
Braily
Erry Hills
California
Lletta
Tciangle
William Wade
Robert Graves
de la Mare
By Russell Kirk
Federal Office of Educution
U.S
Fea. Cor
James B. Martin
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