Editorials Minimum Wage Go Round Debate Reignites
Debates over a new 90 cent minimum wage hike follow decades of increases from 1938 to 1968. Proponents cite prosperity and dignity for workers while opponents warn of higher costs, job losses, and inflation, with cases like Goodwill Industries cited as warning.
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Congress
Johnson
Organized Labor
Goodwill Industries
Labor Department
Kennedy
The Substitute Religions and the Religious Crisis
Paul Harvey critiques the decline of mainline Christianity amid rising cults and spiritual seekers. He cites Gallup data, the Maharishi Yogi phenomenon, and growing Buddhism, arguing liberalism harms society while urging a return to fundamental faith and moral absolutes. Copr TM 1968 Gen. Fea Corp.
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Robert Ruark
Harvey
India
America
England
Gallup
Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
United States
Satan
Gen
Fea. Corp
Tax Hike Debate Suppressed by Johnson Budget Critique
In 1968 the president’s demand for higher taxes meets chilly reception in the 90th Congress. Lawmakers charge a bloated budget to justify tax hikes and press for reduced spending on highway and war costs while urging essential road construction and safety funding. A separate British proposal seeks a universal surcharge.
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Johnson
Congress
White House
Successful Investing in Youthful Family Growth Stocks Advice
Early career investors should seek strong growth with income secondary. Focus on capital appreciation through stocks with growth potential. Buy through a local dealer or bank agent. Recommend Becton Dickinson Consolidated Foods Textron Boeing as examples. Boeing may reward in 1969 or sooner due to growth potential despite 1967 earnings dip.
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Becton, Dickinson
Consolidated Foods
Rorm
Textron
Boeing
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Brady's Health Service on Degeneration and Cure Timing
Dr. Brady argues degeneration such as arthritis rheumatism arteriosclerosis pyorrhea can be curable if recognized early with proper regimen. He promotes Pocket Cyclopedia health volumes, offers Volumette guides for 35 cents plus a self addressed envelope, and invites letters to his Beverly Hills address for health queries.
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Osler
Johns Hopkins
Oxford
Cyclopedia of Health
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Short Thoughts Diet Pills Under Fire
Doctors tire of repeating weight loss advice and fear patients chase pills. A Senate antitrust subcommittee led by Senator Hart probes the diet pill trade. Some pills help when prescribed, but federal reviews show some are harmful. Safeguards are urged as weight loss relies on willpower and exercise rather than pills.
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Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Hart
Worry Clinic shows modern dentists and doting mothers
The piece describes a child Dolly who resists dental work, learns from Daniel the dentist to act grown up in the chair, and notes how modern pediatric care uses play and rewards to ease visits. It discusses attitudes toward dentistry, fluoridation, and the value of natural teeth. It ends with a note inviting readers to contact Dr Crane Mellor in Ind for advice or psychological charts.
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Deally
Mamma
Dolly D
Dolly
Daniel
O.K
Set
Quotations on Times From Folklore to Education
A collage of quotes reflects on modern times from January’s arrival and city governance to Shakespeare, education, and public discourse. Prominent snippets include reflections on mayoral duties, university life, and a remark by Alice Roosevelt Longworth on aging and legacy.
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Aple
Anderson
Associated Press Dispatch
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Are professors hired hands in modern universities
The piece argues against organizing university faculty into a bargaining union at Chicago Circle, contending it would erode academic freedom and the university’s scholarly tradition. It warns that a professors union would favor junior staff, undermine senior scholars, and turn the academy into a wage driven enterprise.
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Chicago Circle
University of Illinois
Kirk Chicago Circle Federation of Teachers
Academe
Chicago Circle Union
The Santa Maria Ship Hijack Mystery of 1961
A Portuguese ship named the Santa Maria was seized at gunpoint on January 22, 1961, by twenty four rebels in a high seas operation affecting 600 passengers including Americans. The crew member killed and others wounded amid a tense chase near Brazil, with the ship finally surrendering to Brazilian authorities on February 3 after diverging toward Angola and seeking a neutral port.
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Martin
Santa Maria
Salazar
U.S
Angola
Admiral Smith
Galvao
Recife
Dias Fernandes
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