Space And The Soviets Editorial On A World Peace Pact
Outer space may be more manageable than Vietnam and the Soviet Union signals willingness to work with the United States and the UN toward a peaceful space treaty. Moscow proposed in May 1962 and Geneva talks loom as Kennedy signals cautious alignment. Both powers seek to bar military use of the moon and celestial bodies, with international cooperation expanding beyond rivalry. The piece notes past joint space efforts and hints at mutual gains from a broad, globally beneficial agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
General Assembly
Johnson
Antarctica
Polar
U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
Francis T. P. Plimpton
UN Committee On Peaceful
United States
U.S
Geneva
Hanoi
Haiphong
Outer Space
Soldier refused combat in Vietnam but offered service as medic
Pat Weber Jr of the U S Army was sentenced to a year of hard labor after refusing to fight in Vietnam. He proposed serving on the front lines as a medical corpsman to nurture and preserve life. The writer questions the army punishment and invites discussion on similar conscientious choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Adam R. Weber Jr
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Besser
Army
Pvt. Weber
Poverty War Quote on Organization and Planning
A quotation stresses that fighting poverty requires less politics and more organization and planning. It argues that national poverty programs suffer from controversy and bickering, benefiting politicians while the poor suffer.
Thoughtful father questions education funding and growth stocks
Roger E. Spear advises a reader worried about rising education costs and dollar devaluation to consider growth stocks as inflation protection over the long term. He suggests Owens-Illinois Merck & Co. and Bethlehem Steel, then offers replacements for U S Rubber Armour and General Motors with higher yielding options like Norfolk & Western Appalachian Power six percent debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Owens-Ilinois
Merck & Co
Com Products
U.S. Rubber, Armour
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Norfolk & Western
Armour & Company
Appalachian Power Company
Debate Over Government Role in Economy Seen From Stigler View
George J. Stigler, a Chicago economist and conservative, argues the liberal conservative debate on government economic roles is stalled. He splits the issues into liberty, humanitarianism, state competence, and individual competence, urging clearer, constructive argument rather than extreme positions.
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Iine
University of Chicago
George J. Sligler
Butle
Goldwater
Stigler
Cndes
Lievestal
Securitied Exchange Commission
I.C.C
Jess
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Chiggerology Advice From Dr Brady’s Health Service
A humorous Field Health column surveys chigger bites and related itchy conditions with practical home remedies. It covers how chiggers bite, where they cling, and how to treat itching using formaldehyde baths, sulfur powders, Phono Ointment, and ethylaminobenzoate solutions, plus cautions on blistering.
Worry Clinic Discusses Bill Z Delinquency Case at State School
A juvenile delinquent, Bill Z., 16, confined at the State Industrial School after robbing a gas station, writes to a newspaper editor complaining of an indeterminate sentence. A professor publishes a public reply, urging responsibility, schooling, and avoiding public welfare reliance. Bill previously robbed a laundromat and was placed on probation after restitution. He refused college funds, spent his $6,000, and seeks guidance on life choices. The piece notes vocational guidance materials and Dr Crane’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Z
Bill
Rollie
Rolfe
Prof. Rollie
Hill
Prof. Rollte
Folklore Tales and Misreads Across a Quiet Evening
A series of humorous exchanges and quips recounts misunderstandings from various encounters. A telephone operator corrects a caller on a non existent number while a man mistakes his zip code for a dial code. A conjurer recruits a willing boy, an astronomer faces doubt about divine attention, and a sharp jab about brains and age punctuates a joking dialogue.
Slaughter of Automobiles and Crumbling Vocabularies
A reader suggests new collective nouns for groups in modern society as a columnist laments the erosion of English richness. The piece muses on terms like slaughter of automobiles, insulence of cats, and affluence of the wealthy, arguing vocabulary decline harms thought and culture.
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Hollywood
Thomas Lempertz
Americans For Democratic Action
John Birchers
Henry and
Brooke Adams
Maritime Terms and Vacations in a Sailor's Column
A lighthearted sea terms digest explains phrases like tar down tops and warp for navigation. The writer references a vacation plan with family, fishing, and the hope to keep readers engaged while noting the Constitution preamble.
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Space
Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson Provident
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Ireoaurar
Anderton
Indiana
Coriet
Madison
Bayond
Associated Press
Associated Frais
Wie
Peta Wai Ie
William &. Buckley
Buckley
Brady's Health Service
Buy T
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Cami
Beverly Hills
California
State
Himune
Crane
Melfor
Ind
William Wade
Wade
By Russell Kirk
Rirk
By James B. Martin
Washington D. C
United States of America
Martin
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