Crime Trend Reports Across Regions in 1967 FBI Scan
The 1967 FBI crime report shows rising crime levels with nationwide increases in robberies murders and aggravated assault. Regional gains include the South West and Northeast while police manpower shortages hinder enforcement.
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Reston Castro critique questions Castro reforms and motives
The piece condemns Castro's Agrarian Reform as a ploy that keeps Cubans on state farms for about $26 a month and accuses him of slavery under communism. It cites James Reston of the New York Times praising Castro in some areas while warning of exporting revolution as a tactic to provoke U.S. intervention.
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Successful Investing by Roger E Spear: Inheritance and Market Advice
Reader asks about selling inherited stocks Bethlehem Steel DuPont General Electric General Motors and Southern Pacific to fund savings. Expert recommends partial diversification into savings while retaining strong growth prospects in GE GM and DuPont and advises selling Southern Pacific for a reserve. Also discusses Nasignal Financiera Mexico stock with caution given currency risk.
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DuPont
General i
Southern Pacific
Talon, Inc
General Electric
General Motors
Mexico
Nacional Financiera
Roger Spear
Roger Fi
Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
Tough police action urged to curb Miami violence
Paul Harvey analyzes Miami unrest as Chief Walter Headley orders stop and frisk in Negro areas and promises tough policing after 58 violent crimes over Christmas weekend. He cites leniency as failing, praises hard line measures and support from officials, while civil rights critics denounce the approach.
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Philadelphia
New Miami
Theity
Miami
Walter Headley
Headley
Negro
Bloyd McKissick
Marvin Davies
Clark
Florida
Claude Kirk
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Iodine ration letters praise hair growth and health cures
Readers report hair thickening and improved texture after taking iodine in a daily ration promoted by Dr. Brady. The column notes testimonials may be coincidental and warns that only a few letters are answered. It ends with a preamble echoing the U S Constitution.
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Minnesota
Indiana
Nevada
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Wills
California
God designed humans to improve on the body at birth
Alice B. argues that humans should enhance the body with clothing, girdles and devices as Gods assistants. The piece promotes exercises, consumer products from shoes to corsets, and a booklet offer from Dr. Crane in Mellor Indiana with a request for postage and 20 cents.
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Alice
Alice B
Phus
Aan
Netuye
Avke Smith
Mattkind
Folklore concept debated in Indiana University study
A news release from Indiana University explains folklore as serious scholarly study of oral literature and culture, distinguishing genuine folklore from fakelore. Dr Richard M Devsat highlights the line between authentic traditions and invented tales, noting no link to popularized gig or “fakelore” trends.
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Indiana University
Richard M. Devsat
Folklore Institute
Folkore Treasuries
Paul Hunyan
Dor- Son
The High Cost of Growing Gold in Health Care
In this analysis the speaker warns that hospital beds and convalescent care could become financially prohibitive. He notes Sweden’s higher per day costs and doctor shortages, contrasts Medicare and Medicaid effects in the US, and cautions that rising demand may drive expansive government medical programs and eventual socialized care with vast budgetary impact. The piece references artificial hearts and organ replacement as indicators of extreme future medical spending.
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Sweden
America
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General Electric
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The USS Pennsylvania in World Wars I and II
A historical note recounts the USS Pennsylvania as a central wartime ship. Launched 1916, she served in both world wars, survived Japanese torpedo attack, and earned Navy Unit Commendation ribbons for battle service.
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America
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