Editorial on Selfishness During False Anderson Siren Alert
An Anderson editorial criticizes residents for crowding emergency lines during a false alarm. It urges following take cover procedures and using battery radios, to keep lines clear for real emergencies and protect lives.
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Civil Defense
We Need Party Unity in the Republican Party
The piece argues the GOP must pursue party unity after the 1964 elections noting decisive Senate and gubernatorial margins for Republicans and detailing internal divides such as Young Republicans Ripon Society and women’s groups. It cites California as an example of unity and warns that failure to unite could keep Republicans outside the main fold.
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GOP
Arkansas
John McClellan
Democrat Party
Ripon Society
Women’s Federation
Republican Party
Goldwater
California
Pro Football Players Set for Big Bonus Playoff Pay
Pro football's top players will earn from 7500 to 15000 dollars each for the Jan 15 title clash between league champions. Baseball moguls, watching the playoff profits from TV and radio, study football's divisional playoffs as a model to expand leagues and boost postseason excitement.
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Successful Investing guidance offers age neutral approach
A reader asks if age affects investing, and the advisor says there is no age limit and recommends a mix of Commonwealth Edison and Corn Products with half funds in stocks and half in savings. Another reader asks about short selling, explaining how covering shorts can boost buying power near market bottoms, and notes a mail-order offer for Roger Spear's guide at a New York address.
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Commonwelth Edison
Bears
Roger Spear
Roger E Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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Fea. Corp
Westmoreland for President Talk Circles GOP Elite
A secret postwar GOP discussion weighed General Westmoreland as Romney's backup if Romney falters in 1968. Rockefeller brothers and Saigon visits surfaced, linking Nelson Rockefeller to Westmoreland while Romney aides and party insiders consider the war and Johnson's vulnerability.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Romney Falls
Westmoreland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
David Rockefeller
Saigon
Chase
Rockefeller
Colorado Springs
Gov. Rockefeller
Westmoreand
U. S
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Triumh
Grant
Hisenhower
White House
South Carolina
Hamself
Brady's Health Service letter on tranquilizers prompts debate
In a mid day patio reflection, Dr. Brady reflects on a reader letter from Mrs X of Connecticut praising tranquilizers as an adjunct to psychotherapy after 12 years of use. The column notes Brady’s stance that physicians should dispense not prescribe and urges readers to letter with care.
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The Worry Clinic Explore Infatuation Versus True Love
A teen guidance piece cautions against going steady in high school. Pauline Aged 17 confuses infatuation with love, influenced by kisses and thrills. The article contrasts true love with selfless concern, cites Dickens and Carton, warns about pregnancy and divorce risks, and offers “Tests for Husbands and Wives” from Dr Crane for a fee.
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Case B.sz
Pauline P
Crane
Pauline
Imen
Sidney Carton
Washington
Phoebe Snow a Railroad Myth and Public Notice
The Erie Lackawanna line used Phoebe Snow to publicize cleanliness in ads and trains. Officials confirmed she was a 1904 fictional press creation, though many believed she was real. The railroad reports its Phoebe Snow service between Hebsken New Jersey and Chicago via Scranton, halted by ICC ruling that it is no longer required.
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Erie ~ Lackawanna Railroad
Phoebe Snow
Mond
Northwest
Hebsken
N.J
Chicago
Way
Scranton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clergymen as politicians and John Randolph’s view
The piece argues clergymen should not seek political office and cites John Randolph of Roanoke who warned ministers cannot properly serve in legislature. It notes Randolph’s 1829 Virginia Convention stance and suggests observing his bicentennial with outreach to Virginia readers.
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Harl West
Indianapolis
Amer- Eirk
John Randolph
Roanoke
West
Randolph
Demos
Picure
Yesteryear
Ian
William Ingles
White Marsh
Gloucester County
Virginia
Fea. Corp
Hydrofoils Operate Worldwide With Atlantic Crossing On Deck
Hydrofoils are in service in several countries including Russia where a large network exists. In Europe hydrofoils ferry passengers across the Strait of Messina the Adriatic routes and along the French Riviera and the Norwegian coast. In the United States the H B Victoria launched in Baltimore in 1985 carries up to 70 passengers and may test as an inter island carrier between Seattle and Victoria. Some kits exist to convert outboard boats to hydrofoils with more prototypes anticipated tomorrow.
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Russia
Europe
Martin Strait of
Messina
Sicily
Italy
Adriatic
Trieste
Venice
French Riviera
Stavanger
Bergen
United States
Victoria
Baltimore
Puyst Sound
Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Hawaii
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