War We Can Win Defeatism Loots Viet Nam War Support
An American letter-writer argues against defeatist voices at home opposing the Viet Nam war. He cites Norman Thomas and others urging ceasefire and neutralization, contrasting with soldiers who believe in long, steadfast combat to defeat the Viet Cong. The piece highlights a soldier’s view that will to win remains strong despite domestic doubts and fear of back home betrayal.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Chicago Daily News
Thomas
Viet Nam
Moscow
Peking
China
Korea
Cuba
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U.S
America
Southeast Asia
Teen Drivers Lawmakers Face Teen Age Driving Raise
The Indiana Legislature will likely confront efforts to raise the teenage driving age. A new figure shows 41 percent of teens are involved in accidents, with young male drivers more prone to crashes than females. Insurance costs for males under 25 are high, while raising the age to 18 is argued as a worthwhile safeguard despite expected public wailing.
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Indiana
Citizen Speaks Out On Rochester Riots Fallout
A Rochester resident told of his brother losing a business after last summer’s riots. Rioters’ identities were known to store owners, charges filed in detail, yet no punishment followed. The speaker warned of a breakdown of legal processes and potential consequences for city administration.
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Rochester
N.Y
Inheritance prompts diversification advice for investing
A reader with sizable holdings in American Telephone seeks guidance on diversification and prudent growth. The advisor cautions against overconcentration, suggesting selling one half of American Telephone and reinvesting in Consolidated Foods to balance the portfolio and reduce risk while aiming for steady growth.
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American Telephone
Consolidated _ Foods
Evening Optimists Meet With Speaker Don Trout
Don Trout of the First Methodist Church staff will speak at the Evening Optimist Club at Kings Crown Inn tonight. Dinner is served at 6 p.m. The rest of the text discusses bond choices E bonds versus H bonds, tax implications, yields, and expert column notes, with an advisory tone on retirement planning.
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Don Trout
First Methodist Church
Kings ‘Crown Inn
Inside Report Three-Party Texas Political Shakeup
The former Governor Alan Shivers has returned to the Democratic Party after backing Republicans for President since 1952. He supports Lyndon B. Johnson and maintains close ties with Governor John B. Connally, leader of the Texas Democrats, while his Shivererals drift apart.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Alan Shivers
Shivers
Lyndon B. Johnson
John
B. Connally
Shiver
Erals
Folklore and the era of three party Texas politics
The piece reflects on broad ideas from quotes and an essay by William Wade, juxtaposing science progress with social change. It discusses Texas politics in the 1960s, noting Connally's influence, a three party dynamic, and the shift of establishment Democrats, liberals, and Republicans toward new balance and economic focus. It references Ralph Yarborough, Lyndon Johnson, and Joe Kilgore in shaping the era.
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Ter
Kennedy
Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Kilgore
Johnson
Menopausal myths spark Mrs Clara’s fears and lessons
In a sensational medical pitch, a narrator urges Clara G. to dismiss anxieties about turning 40 and menopause. The piece argues long held beliefs about the womb and female charm are false, claims true sexual allure lasts past 45, and promotes a booklet and medical charts to remedy imagined dangers.
Nutritional Pioneers and Calcium Deficiency Insight
The piece honors Henry C. Sherman and Elmer V. McCollum as founders of nutrition science. It notes Sherman’s calcium deficiency warning, cited repeatedly, and mentions classic textbooks and their publishers. The author complains about skepticism toward dietary calcium and references a booklet titled Little.
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Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Elmer V. McCollum
LSD
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
Sherman
McCollum
Macmillan
Anyon
Senator Russell Long Aims For Independent Senate Role
United Press International profiles Russell B. Long a 41 year old Louisiana Democrat and son of Huey P. Long. The piece notes his soft spoken style, rise to Senate Democratic whip, and mixed civil rights voting, with emphasis on his independence from his famous father and his establishment ties.
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United Press Internationa
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
State Capitol
Russell
Sen
Russell Long
Huey
Senate
Kingfish
Long
The Shepherd Fatherly Advice Poem by Julien C Hyer
A short 19th century style verse offers fatherly admonitions on truthfulness, debt, and personal conduct. The speaker, Julien C Hyer, counsels a son to avoid borrowing, keep stories honest, and present oneself well while warning that lies harm friendships and finances.
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Sonny
Esace
Italian actor Adolfo Celi finishes role in Von Ryan's Express
Italian actor Adolfo Celi completed his role in Von Ryan's Express and returned to his home in Rome.
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Hollywood
UPI
Adolfo Celi
von Ryan
Rome
Oswald Widow Enrolls At University Of Michigan
Mrs. Marina Oswald widow of President Kennedy’s assassin enrolled at the University of Michigan English Language Institute in Ann Arbor. She will study an eight week intensive course beginning Thursday with about three other students, under sponsorship of the First Presbyterian Church which will arrange housing.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Marina Oswald
Kennedy
University of Michigan
Oswald
Russia
U of M. English Language Institute
Ann Arbor
First Presbyterian Church
Bridge tax rumors denied as 1965 Social Security rate shown
Herman E Landes district manager of social security in Anderson said there is no increase in the 1965 social security tax rate for employees employers and the self employed the rate remains 3 53 percent on earnings up to 4800 with 5 4 percent for self employment He noted misconceptions spread by leaflets about proposed amendments from 1964 that Congress did not enact and warned readers to ignore speculative publications The Madison County Board of Commissioners opened the new year with bridge improvement updates including Range Line Road over White River ready for opening early spring
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Malley
Amadeus Q
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James B. Martin
Connally
Cinch
Tower
Chesa
Peake Bay
Jim Wright
Fort Cornwallis
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Yorktown
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Lave
Johnson
Texas
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Harry S. Byrd
D-Va
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Herman E. Landes
Social Security
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Range Line Rd
White River
Igrand
Hollywood
UPI
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