State Department Faces Eroding Role in Vietnam Talks
The Paris negotiations with North Vietnam test American diplomacy and the State Department’s influence. The article notes Harriman and Vance as key negotiators, questions Rusk’s leverage, and contrasts prewar leadership with postwar shared power among White House, military, and intelligence bodies.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
Department
White House
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Johnson
Vietnam
Hanoi
LBJ
McCarthy
Washington
Clark Clifford
Speculative Portfolio Watch in Successful Investing
Advice on holdings explains cutting back Heller and North Central Airlines and adding Aqua-Chem and Fruehaus. Continental Air Lines offers potential from nonmilitary revenue and new routes. Grace may drill for uranium, suggesting possible joint ventures, while containerization gains attention as an industry trend. Readers urged to watch developments and use library or bank publications for new issue data and prospectuses with caution.
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W.R. Grace
Continental Air Lines
RCA
McLean Industries
Heller and
North Central Airlines
Fruehaus
Aqua-Chem
Grace
Air Lines
R.H. A
Heller
Continental
W. R. Grace
Wyoming
Fruehauf
E.M. A
Financial Department
Investment Dealers’ Digest
Commercial & Financial Chronicle
Spear
Capr
Fea, Corp
Paul Harvey on Welfare as a National Drug
Paul Harvey argues welfare is a habit forming narcotic that dulls political will and harms society. He cites claims of dependence, overseas help for domestic workers, insufficient welfare funds leading to shoplifting, lottery use in New York, and calls for withdrawal despite political push to sustain benefits.
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Associated Press
F.D.R
Congress
Sadie Willis
East Liverpool
Department of Labor
Warren
William Karns
Charlotte
N C
New York City
Fea, Corp
Presidents Live Dangerously in Growing Democratic Power
The article cites Johns Hopkins professor Gottfried Dietze arguing that as democracy enlarges the presidency, the president becomes more vulnerable to fanatic attacks and political assassination. It notes past assaults on Roosevelt Truman and the Kennedys, contrasts centralized power with constitutional limits, and urges restraint on expanding presidential authorities.
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New York
United States
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Damocles
Gottfried Dietze
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Press
America
Dietze
Tribune of the People
Kennedy
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedys
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Eisenhower
Congress
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Explosion at Pendleton Town Hall Kills Multiple
An explosion at Pendleton Town Hall on January 9, 1936 killed several people and was blamed on sewer gas. Electric streetcar service to North Anderson was halted August 17, 1936 and replaced by buses. McBride's ad promised vast comforts in 1887. Joe Watkins billed as fashionable tonsorial artist in 1887. Indiana harness racing began at the Anderson Free Fair on July 15, 1930.
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Pendleton Town Hall
North Anderson
Joe Watkins
Indiana
Anderson Free Fair
Athletic Park
Worry Clinic recalls tragedy of Terry G. ages 11
A physician recounts the case of Terry G. a bright 11 year old who shot himself after a harsh family exchange and public shaming. The piece warns that personal crisis reports claim thousands of American deaths annually and urges praise over scolding to prevent delinquency and suicide.
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Terry
Terry G
Wesley Memorial Hospital
U.S.A
Humorous Exchanges and Droll Tales From an Ocean Liner
A collection of light anecdotes shows a young woman calling herself Irish provoking ribbing, a thrifty man at a druggist counter, a brakeman who loses a finger while pointing out scenery, and a quip about a lapel as a tangible argument.
Calciums Role in Child Growth and Nutrition
Brady's Health Service urges calcium for youth growth and bone health. It promotes calcium carbonate and magnesium trisilicate antacids, recommends 1% pints of milk daily with cheese and milk products, and notes vitamin D from sun or supplements, especially in winter.
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Sherman
Voyage Begins Aboard Navy Ship With Taussig Destination
The excerpt describes a new voyage for a Navy ship possibly the Taussig bound for Japan. Commander Samuel Gravely will chair the bridge as reports come in and the ship sails from a rocky shore into open sea. The scene highlights flags, sea life, and the sea’s beauty during the journey.
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Navy Office of Information
Taussig
Japan
Samual Gravely
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Acheson
Secretary of State
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FDR
Sumner Welles
Hull
Harry Hopkins
Woodrow Wilson
Colonel House
Robert
McGeorge Bundy
Walt Rostow
State
Pentagon
CIA
Agency For International Development
Peace Corps
Simpson
Foreign Service
George F. Kennan
Charles W. Tait
Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Anderson
Madison
Herald
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
By Russell Kirk
McBride
Folklore
By William Wade
Wade
Brady's Health Service
By James B. Martin
Martin
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