Paper Money President draws critique from Rep Roudebush
Indiana Rep. Richard L. Roudebush condemns President Johnson’s State of the Union proposals as fiscally reckless. He argues higher taxes and increased spending risk a $20 billion deficit, inflation, high interest, and a devaluing dollar, urging citizens to contact Congress to demand budget discipline.
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Jess
Richard L. Roudebush
10Th
Indiana
Roudebush
Johnson
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Icingon
Washington
Fort Knox
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
90Th Congress
America
Successful Investing and Retirement Growth Advice
Readers discuss shifting from speculation to blue chip stocks for retirement. The columnist advises avoiding the listed stocks, recommends switching Fruehaus to Talon, and suggests adding Georgia-Pacific Litton Industries and Textron for capital growth and future income. Also explains Treasury 5 percent notes, their yield, tax treatment, and purchase avenues.
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Southern California Edison
RCA
At&t
Niagara Meahwk
Fruehauf Corp
Ly Aa
Fruehaus
Talon
Georgia- Pacific
Litton Industries
Textron
the Treasury
M. A — Treasury
U.S
Sodyu
Domestic oil industry, depletion allowance key to crisis
Rawleigh Warner Jr. of Mobil argues US needs a strong domestic oil industry and credits the percentage depletion allowance for building capacity. He notes production rose by over one million barrels a day during the crisis, supplying the nation and proving essential in emergencies. Separately, reforestation on 164000 acres in the Pacific Northwest rose 8 percent from the prior year, per Regional Forester Charles Connaughton.
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United States
Middle East
Rawleigh Warner, Jr
Mobil Oil Corporation
Warner
Pacific Northwest
Charles A. Connaughton
U.S. Forest Service
Fool Me Once on Negotiations in War Time
Paul Harvey warns that peace talks in Korea and Vietnam are used as a tactic by adversaries. He cites Panmunjom truce delays, rising American casualties, and the danger of premature negotiations. He urges steadfast military action, arguing talks invite further losses and prolong conflict.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Korea
Panmunjom
U.S. News and World Report
Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Gen
Fea, Corp
Brady's Health Service on otosclerosis and arteriosclerosis
Medical note clarifies that otosclerosis does not equal hardening of the ear. Arteriosclerosis means artery hardening, while otosclerosis involves spongification of the labyrinth in the inner ear, according to authorities.
Restore National Archives independence from GSA
Archivists and historians urge Congress to sever the National Archives from the General Services Administration and restore its independent status. They argue an independent National Archives comparable to the Smithsonian or Library of Congress would serve the nation better and should be enacted by law without delay.
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National Archives
General Services Administration
Congress
GSA
American Historical Association
Organization of American Historians
Society of American Archivists
Smithsonian Institution
Library of Congress
Act of Congress
National
National Archives and Records Authority
Dream interpretations and sexual symbolism in dreams
A magazine-style note discusses universal dream symbols and how clinicians interpret dreams of young women. It explains how hunger, thirst, and romantic imagery influence dreams, with examples of islands and savages, then promotes a booklet by Dr. Crane offering dream insights and psychological charts.
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Delia
Della D
Dr. Crane
South Seas
America
Freud
Folklore and origins of common words explained
A discussion of how language evolves with no strict logic. Herodotus notes crocodile naming by Ionians due to lizard likeness. Pos h traces to ship cabins on India voyages. Eavesdropper derives from the area under eaves. American Saying praises the day at life’s end.
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Herodotus
Greece
Ionia
India
The Crash of Empire and Americas Global Reach
Harold Wilson pursues dissolving the empire and costly projects at home while Lyndon Johnson faces devaluation and pushes costly foreign ventures. The piece links British retreat from Rhodesia to American imperial ambitions, warning of overreach and fiscal strain. It contrasts Wilson and Johnson with Lenin and ad libbed warnings about social democracy and expanded state power.
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Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Britain
Rho—doesia
Labor Party
Rhodesia
Wilson
English Channel
Henry
Brooks Adams
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Lenin
Soviet Russia
United States
Mr. Johnson
Russia
Senate
Australia
New Zealand
Singapore
Red Sea
Fea, Corp
Shipwise Question A nice ride out in the country on Sunday
In a reflective piece the narrator recalls a family outing turned chaotic by traffic and an impulse buy of a boat for a lake ride. The text then shifts to a data heavy summary noting more than 40 million Americans went on the water in the year just ended, with 8 million pleasure boats and $2.8 million spent. It cites figures from the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers and Outboard Boating Clubs in America, detailing the size of the pleasure boat fleet and motor types across the country. The closing lines contrast a peaceable lake ride with returning to highway congestion.
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National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
America
Bureau of Customs
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Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Anderson
Madison
Herald
Associated Press
Sthanouk
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Brady's Health Service
United States of America
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