Editorial warns of communist agitation near Puerto Rico plebiscite
The piece alleges Red operatives plan terror and disruptions to influence the July 23 plebiscite in San Juan and surrounding areas. It cites Juan Mari Bras’s independence movement, alleged Moscow Havana links, and calls for boycotts and violence to sway voters toward maintaining or changing status.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Caracas
Victor Riesel
U.S
Venezuela
United States
Democrat
Sixta Escobar
Bras
Federation of University Students For Independence
New York
Chicago
Moscow-Havana Interest In Puerto Rico
Radio Moscow
Ethine Inc
Moscow
Havana
National Liberation Front of
South Vietnam
NUF
Independence Party
Open housing concerns stretch beyond color to families
The speaker notes that regardless of color or religion, couples with children face rental discrimination. It is harder for families to secure apartments or rentals even with money, and the single girl struggles more than a bachelor to find a room. An additional problem is highlighted.
Government land holdings reveal vast federal ownership
The federal government controls about 33.8 percent of U S land nationwide, roughly 770 million acres. In Alaska the share reaches 98.3 percent and in Nevada 87.1 percent, highlighting striking regional concentrations.
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Alaska
Nevada
Don’t Play Too Safe When You Are Young
Reader asks about starting stock buys with a 2 percent age, weighing Borden Cleveland Electric Continental Insurance Owens Illinois Glass and Standard Oil of California. Spear warns against excessive conservatism for youth and suggests substitutions like Foxboro and Union Oil while noting California and Owens-Illinois face earnings pressure. An explanation of a 15 percent interest equalization tax on foreign stock purchases is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Company
Cleveland Electric
Continental Insurance
Foxboro
Standard CW
California
Middle East
Union Oil
Owens-Thnais
Canada
Internal Revenue Service
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea
Kosygin press conference echoes Glassboro stance
Alexei Kosygin after visiting LBJ at Glassboro states he will not smile on the United States until aggressions in the Middle East and Asia end. Pravda front pages, Soviet equipment to Egypt, Cuban refugee testimony, and New York Soviets cited as context.
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Glasshoro
Glassboro
LBJ
Alexei Nv
Xasygin
Mideast
Mr. Kosygin
Israel
Soviet Union
United States
New York
Pravda
Kosygin
Lei
Gorky
Ford Motor Company
Siberia
Soviet Central Committee
Beirut
Egypt
Miami
Cuba
U. Ss
Gil Shapiro
Manhattan
Whittaker Chambers
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Bour
Communist Party of the
Treatment of Secondary Anemia by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady explains secondary anemia arises from blood loss drugs or toxins and outlines iron rich foods and B complex needs. Primary types like pernicious and chlorosis are described with cures and dietary guidance for women and general iron sources.
Worry Clinic Fanny Portrayed As Poor Sport In Divorce Tale
A biased so called Case Record narrates Fanny G a 36 year old divorced woman in Mellor Indiana with commentary on divorce motives and gender stereotypes. It claims women are half child half adult and suggests licensing ex wives as dogs in the manger with a request for a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents for Dr Crane's charts.
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Fanny
Jomen
Language quirks and American British wordplay amuse readers
An article surveys cross cultural humor from misunderstandings of English between Americans and Britons. It cites examples about weather words and idioms such as pups and legumes, plus Seabees and food terms, reflecting playful linguistic gaps and misinterpretations.
Salina's Schilling Base Transforms City Economy
Paul Harvey recalls Salina Kansas turning the former Schilling Air Force Base into a multiuse center. Industry, a technical institute, rehabilitation and a highway patrol academy filled 80 percent of the former base area. The Salina story, praised by the Pentagon, inspired housing programs for waiting wives and children left behind during deployments.
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Springfield
Mass
Linesin
Neb
Harrisburg
Olmsted Air Force Base
Park Clinton
Ohio
Erie Army Depot
Waco
Texas
James Connally Air Force Base
Mobile
Ala
Air Force
Salina
Kan
SAC
Schilling
Mike Scanlon
Alaska
Vietnam
Schilling Air Force Base
Fea. Corp
Arctic exploration origins and the Northwest Passage tale
Man began Arctic exploration over two millennia ago. In 1587 a major push to unlock Arctic secrets aimed at a Northwest Passage, and 232 years later Captain Parry led expedi tions on Hecla and Griper seeking the passage. The first canned foods improved crew health, and the red admiral term is often misunderstood.
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Arctic
Asia
Sir Edward Parry
Peary
Hecla
England
Objective de Arctic Ocean
Northwest Passage
Brush
Capt
Parry
Wien
Cer
Red
Pink
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George M Cittenberger
Provident
W. Toner
Vice-Provident
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laugeitn
Raymond A. Reididant
Treat
Andurvat
Inciong
Cari
Madison
Madigan
Indiana
Associated Press
AP News
Harald Phould
Néme
Norld
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Aly Csa
Fanny G
Dr. Crane
Panny
Folklore
By William Wade
U. S. Tresps
Can Do Corps
Navy Seabees
Paul Harvey
James
Martin
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