Wilson Pushes Vietnam Talks as Honest Broker in Hanoi Quest
Editorial notes broker role for Prime Minister Wilson as he seeks to reunite United States and Soviet Union for Vietnam peace talks. To press more, he plans Washington visit on Feb 8 and 9. Analysis discusses North Viet Nam bombing pauses, Viet Cong cease efforts, and the challenge of reaching a reliable pact with the Communists.
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Daniel Webster
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Washington
Alexei Kosygin
London
Kosygin
North Vietnam
South
Viet Cong
Cong
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Hanoi
North
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
Samuel B. Griffith
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
Citizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Paul H. Douglas
Truman
Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
U.S
Indo China
Russia
Joseph H. Weiss
Tran Nam Trung
Romney’s New Hampshire Neutralization Talk Draws Skepticism
In New Hampshire Gov. George Romney faces skepticism over his foreign policy plan to neutralize Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and withdraw all foreign troops. Critics question enforcement by whom and whether the United Nations or major powers could restrain rival forces.
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Romney
New Hampshire
George Romney
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Keene State College
Keene
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Pathet Leo
Thailand
United Sons
United Nations
Southeast Asia
India
China
Russia
Kennedy
Ho Chi Minh
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Munich
Michigan
Goldwater
New Hame
Government Can't Build Character Says Scout Leader
James M. Patterson urges private citizen leadership over government control as Boy Scout Week nears February 7 to 13. He warns against reliance on central authority and credits Scouting with fostering liberty and responsible citizenship amid a rising youth population. President Johnson's Social Security bill is noted but its cost may push some into poverty.
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Boy Scouts of America
James M. Patterson
Patterson
Johnson
Investing guidance on safety and mixed strategies
A reader asks about starting with 3000 dollars, risk of loss, and safety versus bank deposits. The columnist explains stocks fluctuate, principal can’t grow in fixed investments except by compound interest, and suggests a compromise of half in savings and half in Stewart-Warner at 5.3 percent, via bank or broker. Wellington fund is praised for safety, while E bonds offer 4.15 percent to maturity. dropping plans may incur sales‑commission losses.
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M.M. A
Wellington
Spear
Brady's Health Service and Osler’s Medical Progress
The note contrasts progress in medicine from Osler’s era to Brady's time, highlighting advances in patient hygiene and health care quality. It riffs on courage to align Brady's time with Osler’s legacy and hints at the physicians' foundational texts.
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Doctor Osler
Osler
Brady
Honest labeling and tax mail ideas spark debate
A collection of reader letters discusses government labeling honesty, postage relief for tax filings, and a call for better dollar bill transparency. Another piece reflects on longevity as a vascular issue, nutrition, and public health findings linking nutrition to illness rates.
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Chester Mize
Herington
Kan
Advertiser Times
Preamble to the United States Constitution
The text states the preamble of the U S Constitution, outlining goals to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for current and future generations.
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United States
United States of America
Only Child Hazards in Matrimony Highlighted by Dr Crane
A 27 year old Luella asks about marrying logic as Dr Crane analyzes how being an only child can fuel dominance and dissatisfaction in marriage. The piece argues only children often become self centered and quarrelsome, while those with siblings learn sharing. It urges readers to request a 200 point rating scale for marriage.
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Luella T
Luella
Folklore Notes Reach Back To Acquaintances Across States
A column recalls former Herald reporter Harold Martin now at The Indianapolis News with his wife Rachel and sons Tony and Eric living in Zionsville. Dave Barnhart, once with The Herald, works on The Dayton News copy desk. WADE Roland Pinkston and family in Glenshaw Pa share city life reflections. Al Ebersole and Edna stay in Antwerp Ohio. Elberta Hadly and spouse move back near Fort Wayne. daughter Mary Evelyn Walters earned a master's degree and has a son Randy. American Saying: Luxury is having everything that others could wish for.
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Harold Martin
The
Herald
Indianapolis News
Rachel
Tony
Eric
Rt. 1
Box 24
Zionsville
Dave Barnhart
Dayton
Ohio
Barn
Steve
Knecht Dr
al Ebersole
Edna
Antwerp
Elberta
Beecher Hadly
Ft. Wayne
Mary Evelyn Walters
Randy
GOP contenders split on Vietnam option in 1968 race
Paul Harvey notes most candidates offer no Vietnam alternative. Only Eugene McCarthy openly calls for withdrawal while Nixon Romney Rockefeller and Johnson position echo current policy or hedge. Kennedy opposes policy yet backs the President. McCarthy predicts a peace vote could hamper Johnson if war persists.
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Vietnam
Johnson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Ibme
Richard Nixon
Mr. Johnson
Michigan
George Romney
John Bailey
National Democatic Committee
White House
Robert Kennedy
Norman As
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
GOP
Opr
Gen
Fea, Corp
First American Merchant Ship To Reach British Port After War
A American whaler became the first merchant ship to enter a British port following the Revolutionary War. Authorities were perplexed by the red white and blue flag amid continuing acts against rebels. The vessel cleared, sold its cargo, and returned to Nantucket with profit. The piece highlights whaling’s pivotal role in early American industry and history.
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America
London
Nantucket
Charles W. Morgan
Mystic
Conn
Mystic Port
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Anderson
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Englewood
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United States Treasury
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