Measuring Vietnam Costs Beyond a single figure
An editorial frames the Vietnam war’s $81 billion five year spend as a daily $44.9 million burden on taxpayers. It blasts comparisons using demographics, showing per person and per family impacts, and contrasts with historic U.S. spending, money in circulation, and a moon distance analogy. It questions scale and context of wartime fiscal policy.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Lin D. Roosevelt
Earth
Moon
Investors urged to balance profits and public welfare
The piece argues annual reports mix color with fact as firms justify investor savings while serving customers. It warns industry critics distract from real threats, citing Sun Oil in 1969 about demand and inflation, urging decisive government action to protect growth.
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Wall Jverish
Sun Oil Company
Rome
Campus unrest and expulsion for disruptive students
The letter argues that a small minority of students disrupt campuses by seizing buildings and destroying property and calls for expelling those involved and firing faculty who join revolts. It urges university heads to act decisively to preserve a sane, productive academic environment.
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Wey
Andrew Jackson
Investment Tips From The Market Watch
A reader asks about Genuine Parts Co and AMREP Corp and notes Genuine Parts shares rose from 15 to 4 5 percent in two years with rising dividends and expanding sales. AMREP projects per share earnings between 1 95 and 2 08 and develops a 35 acre New Mexico site while Florida projects progress. Oil and gas holdings and a 15 percent interest in a potential discovery are mentioned as factors shaping investor options.
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Genuine Parts Co
Piawihik
Amrep Corp
New Mexico
Keny
Florida
AMREP
Stock market roller coaster cautions and lessons
Paul Harvey argues the stock market punishes the fearful and praises disciplined investing. He notes institutional buyers returning, critiques timing traders, references Bernard Baruch and J. Paul Getty, and warns inflation and policy limits will temper gains. Copyright 1959 Gen. Fair Corp.
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Fernard Bacuch
J. Paul Getty
Craudle
Baby should sleep apart from mother says Brady health note
A health column by Dr. Sam Brady advises against co sleeping with an infant. It lists three reasons: disease transmission, risk of being smothered, and disturbed sleep for mother and baby. The piece also notes the need for proper warmth and ventilation and invites letters for medical questions.
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Reather
Brady
Sam Brady
el Camino
South
Bevery Hills
California
Tshombe remembered as tragedy in African politics
The piece chronicles Moise Tshombe’s life from Katanga premier to Congo political figure, noting his intelligence and moderation, his fall under UN and Western pressure, and his death in an Algerian prison. It reflects on his legacy, labeling him a tragic yet civilization-leaning leader amidst turmoil.
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Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Niaions
Africa
Tshomte
Tshombe
United Nations
Congo Republic
Tshome
Smith Lempstone
Praeger
Philippa Scingler
Davin-Adair
U.N
Muntich Amber
Hat Tke
Tshomabe
Department of State
Muyers
Wader
Kwame Narumali
Ghana
Nehru
Insois
Thombe
Thailand
Simbas
Tshomi
Belgium
United States
Mobutu
Long Te Nen
Gen
Fea
Folklore Aspects of Our Games Through Quotations
A collage of quotations on youth rebellion free speech and social changes. It features remarks from Spohr, Will Durant, a Florida resident, Margaret Mead, Eugene ONeill, and an Anderson girl about marriage quotes and the impact of words on society.
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Gents Spohr
Will Durant
Associated Dress
Florida
Margaret Mead
Eugene O'Neill
Nixon trip risks glacial tourism in Asia and Romania
Holmes Alexander argues that President Nixon should press Asian leaders for concrete concessions and not rely on American financial gifts. He cites mixed results from Asia and warns that the Romania leg offers little return. The piece criticizes U.S. leveraging in Vietnam and questions the trip’s overall justification.
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Washington
B.C
Nixon
Asia
Vietntu
Australia
New Zealand
South Vietnam
America
Tere
American Security Council
Gerald Templer
Amalava
Torkn Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Laos
Singapore
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Pakistan
SBS
Vietnam
Benhet
Green Beret
A.S
Bendet
Saigon
Romania
Soviet Union
Dulles
Johnson
Rumania
Congress
Kramtin
Atnt
McNaught Syndicate
Tre
Short Thoughts on World Events and Theorized Military Views
A composite of fragmented quotes touches on global affairs and military theory. It cites a Army War College graduate on decision making tied to world happenings, references to Casanova and charter notions, aviation crew talk, and a probe of naval incidents. It also notes SDS limits, worker sentiment, health benefits of activity, and refugee attitudes toward the Iron Curtain.
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The
Army War College
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Scot Vice-Provident
Charles We. Laughlin
Carrie
Mezizon
Adva
Madison
Keoona
Begond
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
ARVEY
Federal Reserve
Martin
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Gen. Fea, Corp
Brady's Health Service
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Folklore
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Erie
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Students For A Democratic Society
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