Johnson proposes draconian controls to curb payments deficit
Editorialists condemn Johnson administration for runaway deficits and restrictive measures aimed at business abroad. Critics cite Fed money printing and spending, noting plans to limit overseas investments, tax travelers, and impose penalties. The piece highlights hypocrisy in travel and aid policies while lampooning self sacrifice rhetoric.
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Hedge with Income Stocks and Savings Security Advice
Rogar E Spear discusses income stock choices for a spouse inheritance noting New York State Electric & Gas Jersey Standard Anaconda U S Steel Reynolds Tobacco and alternatives Sky Corp Del Monte Seward Warter. He cautions inflation risk and suggests lower yield substitutes while confirming federal insurance limits for savings and loan accounts and offering his investment guide for purchase.
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Buckley Proposes Limits on Aid and Travel Over Dollar Crisis
William F Buckley argues the dollar crisis is solvable without cutting foreign aid. He says aid totals are tiny relative to national income and laments Johnson's push for austerity. Buckley favors keeping aid but pressures reducing overseas investments, lending, and travel, claiming free U.S. capital supports both domestic and foreign economies.
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Iodine Daily Dose Pushed For Psoriasis Link
Reader reports psoriasis improvement after iodine. Dr Brady warns against self treatment while offering a pamphlet on an iodine ration. The letter notes typical psoriasis symptoms and recurring remissions, cites medical opinions, and invites readers to request guidance and pamphlet details.
The Worry Clinic on Sex Problems and Public Advice
Dr George W Crone reviews telecast talk shows on sexual matters and warns against promiscuity in schools colleges and youth. He argues that such freedom harms marriage and promotes disease and divorce urging readers to request his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage for guidance via mail.
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Folklore Reflections on Education and Wit by Wade
A collage of quotes on American education politics and public life. Notable lines critique Harold Howe II as U.S. Commissioner of Education overseeing a four billion dollar budget, alongside witty remarks from anonymous sources, Casey Stengel, Maxwell Anderson, and Will Rogers.
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Sensing The News 1968 Outlook By Thurman Sen
The piece surveys 1968 risks and hopes focusing on law and order, the Detroit and Newark riots, Chicago convention tensions, and the Vietnam war. It urges a tougher police stance, warns against further civil unrest, and discusses dollar stability, foreign import reliance, and U S industrial growth amid global competition.
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First Civil War submarine sinks a Union warship
Jamies B. Martin recounts the February 17, 1864 sinking of the USS Housatonic by the Confederate submarine H. L. Huntley. Five crewmen and Lieut E. Dixon volunteered to face danger as the Huntley dove for the first time, marking the first and only submarine sinking of a warship until World War I.
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