Steel imports threaten U S employment and wages
Editorial warns rising steel imports could cut jobs and earnings in a cornerstone U S industry, hindering national emergency readiness. It notes lower European and Japanese labor costs, border barriers, and argues for prioritizing domestic production and home purchasing to protect American workers and economic strength.
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United States
America
Europe
Japan
U.S
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
France
The cruelest tax of all inflation in 1968 Era
The piece argues against the Johnson Humphrey administration by calling inflation the cruelest tax. It cites Congressional Record figures showing seven years of inflation adding 100 billion to living costs, shrinking checking accounts by 10 billion, eroding pension and bond values, and reducing life insurance reserves by 13 billion. It warns that inflation could surpass the federal income tax in 1968.
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Johnson-Humphrey
United States
S.H. A
T Like Kellogg Co
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand ‘Central Station
New York
N.Y
Paris Tower Set For New Cognac Brown Paint Job
President de Gaulle's electoral win is noted alongside news of the Eiffel Tower undergoing a fresh coat of Cognac brown paint. After seven years since the last update, 40 tons of paint will renew the tower over the next couple of years, reaffirming its iconic status despite early criticism.
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de Gaulle
le Grand Charles
Eiffel Tower
Paris
National Geographic
City of Light
Birth of Sagres Naval College and voyage legends
The piece credits both China and Arabia for early navigation knowledge and highlights Prince Henry the Navigator and the Sagres observatory as foundational to modern seafaring. It notes the Portuguese maritime school influenced Columbus, Da Gama, and Magellan and credits Arabians for early charts and instruments.
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Sagres
Naval College
America
Prince Henry
Portugal
Columbus
da Gama
Magellan
The Old Guard Fades As Left Thinkers Face Critique
Buckley surveys shifts in liberal intellects Arthur Schlesinger Jr and John Kenneth Galbraith. He cites Schlesinger defending Columbia students as democratic, while Galbraith in a Tufts address links gun control and Vietnam to national survival. The piece critiques their stance on authority, violence, and civil rights in the Kennedy era.
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OLD Guard
Arthur Schlessinger Jr
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
White House
New Delhi
Camelot
Schlesinger
Nat Hentoff Hentoff
Columbia
University
United States
Mr. Schlesinger
Martin Luther King
Professor Galbraith
Tufts
Warren Court
Galbraith
Supreme Court
Mr. G
Mr. Galbraith
Vietnam
Robert Kennedy
Raw egg myths and albuminuria in diet and health
The essay debunks raw egg nutrition claims once used against tuberculosis and argues against albuminuria being tied to diet. It notes cooked eggs absorb similarly to raw, lists vitamins and amino acids in eggs, and recounts a retired druggist who died after acetanilide nostrums, emphasizing dietary facts over old remedies.
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Lady Bountiful
Lairey Gamp
Sex Differences In Marriage And Infidelity Case G-517
A disjointed exposé from a 1950s advice column discusses male sexual appetite and marital fidelity. It portrays Dr Crane asserting inherent differences between men and women, urging wives to feign greater ardor to forestall infidelity, and promotes purchasing a sex booklet to address alleged “sex problems in marriage.”
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Gloria G
Jane
Crane
Jacob
Successful Investing: Allegheny & Western for Income
Investment advisor Roger E. Spear discusses Allegheny & Western, noting a 6 percent guaranteed annual dividend under a perpetual contract and a pending merger between Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk & Western. He warns of limited capitalization and wide bid ask spreads, advising buyers only if price yields above 6 percent.
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Allegheny & Western
U.it
Allegheny
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rail
Norfolk & Western
Phila
Elec
Folklore and Quotations Across Time by William Wade
A compact survey of social attitudes in quotations from famous writers and anonymous sources. It traverses themes from education to opera, fashion, and patronage, weaving a portrait of cultural norms through succinct, period voice snippets.
Washington Redeemed by Enforcing Law at Capitol Grounds
The Indianapolis Star argues that Washington authorities acted correctly in ending the Resurrection City camp on public park land. It praises Speaker McCormack for enforcing the law on Capitol grounds and notes police and National Guard readiness to prevent disorder after the Poor People’s Campaign protest. The piece applauds decisive action to preserve tranquility and uphold lawful authority.
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Washington
Resurrection City
D.C
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Capitol
Ralph Abernathy
Washington City
United States
Indianapolis Star
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Wee Coei
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Fiap News Dipaenes
R. Sneyd-Sneya- Galt- Ray
England
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Brady's Health Service
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Jimmy Durante
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Jonathan Swift
Irving Howe
Eliezer
Lin Yue Tang
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