Excessive Steel Imports and American Employment
The editorial argues that rising steel imports threaten U S steel employment and national readiness by reducing domestic production capacity and wages. It highlights higher foreign labor costs, state ownership in some nations, non-tariff barriers, and urges prioritizing American purchases to preserve domestic strength and prosperity.
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United States
America
Aries
Europe
Japan
U.S
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
France
The Cruelest Tax Of All Inflation Impacts
The piece argues inflation acts as the cruelest tax, detailing that by June 1968 inflation added over 100 billion dollars to living costs, shrunk checking accounts by 10 billion, reduced pension reserves by 17 billion, and eroded bonds and life insurance reserves by 28 billion total. It warns 1968 inflation will surpass both cost of living and tax effects, criticizing the Johnson Humphrey administration.
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United States
Ment
Life Inswii Aney
Johnson-Humphrey Comado
Paris Tower to Receive New Coat of Paint in Cognac Brown
The Eiffel Tower, a Paris landmark for 79 years, is due for a new paint job using a cognac brown formula to reflect the sun. Despite initial criticism, National Geographic notes the tower’s enduring status as a symbol of the City of Light and a major tourist draw. About 40 tons of paint will redo the tower, with completion expected in a couple of years.
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le Grand Charles
Eiffel Tower
Paris
National Geographic
Wiffel Tower
City of Light
Shipwise by James B. Martin
The article debates credit for early navigation knowledge between Chinese and Arab civilizations, noting both ahead of Europeans. It highlights Sagres and Prince Henry the Navigator founding the first Naval College in 1485, shaping voyages of Columbus, Da Gama, and Magellan, while acknowledging Arab contributions in charts and instruments.
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Naval College
América
Prince Henry
Portugal
Columbus
Right disintegration of the old guard warned
The piece rails against fading left elites, questioning Schlesinger and Galbraith. It cites Hentoff interviews and Tufts remarks, alleging pro Kennedy and antiwar stances mask contradictions. It accuses Galbraith of defending gun control, war rhetoric, and treating dissenters as traitors amid Kennedy assassination echoes.
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Arthur Schlessinger Jr
Joh Keneneth Galbraith
Kennedy
White House
New Delhi
Camelot
Schlesinger
Nat Hentoff
Hentoff
Columbia (University
Columbia
United States
Mr. Schlesinger
Martin Luther King
Professor Galbraith
Tufts
Byeal
Warren Court
Galbraith
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Robert Kennedy
Consin
Raw eggs vs cooked eggs and diet myths from a physician
A physician recalls old beliefs about raw eggs curing consumption and argues cooked eggs provide equal or better nutrition. The piece notes egg nutrients, protein, and vitamins, warns about albuminuria linked to a past poisoning from an acetanilide nostrum, and reflects on changes in treatment and drug ingredients over decades.
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Con Sumy
Lady Bountiful
Lairey Gurop
Bolt
The Worry Clinic Sex Difference in Marriage
A selection from The Worry Clinic features Dr Crane arguing that women supposedly differ from men in two main appetites and that wives must feign greater effort to satisfy husbands. The piece posits that even with apparent devotion, husbands will notice other women and suggests readers request a booklet on sex problems in marriage.
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Crane
Burma
Stecretary
Jacob
Stermary
Investing letters advise on Allegheny & Western income prospects
A reader asks about Allegheny & Western for income. The answer notes an $8 annual dividend under a 1899 perpetual contract, Allegheny's 655 miles leased to Baltimore and Ohio, C&O majority ownership, and a pending merger with Norfolk & Western. Cautions that capitalization is limited, bid-ask spreads are wide, and a 6 percent yield is a threshold. Recommends Philo Electric preferreds at about 6 percent or better.
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HS. A
Allegher
Balti
Moro & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rail
Norfolk & Western
Allegheny
Philo
Elec
Folklore Echoes and Quoted Wit Across Times
A collage of quotations on society and culture reflects changing tastes and norms. Notes range from art and opera to fashion and literature, with lines on education, publishing, and patronage offering a snapshot of mid century attitudes.
Washington on Resurrection City stance praised as law upholds order
An Indianapolis Star column argues Washington authorities were right to close Resurrection City and enforce Capitol grounds rules. It lauds Speaker McCormack for ordering enforcement, mocks the marchers and TV optics, and urges other cities to heed prompt police action to maintain peace and lawfulness.
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Resurrection City
Washington, D.C
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House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Capitol
Ralph, Abernathy
Washington City
United States
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Noblesville
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