Inflation hoax and spending threat raise calls for restraint
An Arizona Farm Bureau release asserts only government can create inflation while others misuse market power. It quotes B C Sammons urging tighter spending as the federal payroll grows by 300000 since June 1963, warning that spending itself endangers America.
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Nétasion
Yul
Low
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
America
B.C. Sammons
National Bank of Oregon
Sammons
What Price Delay in Vietnam War Ends?
The text questions how Johnson's delay in striking North Vietnam affects U S casualties and outlines Republican calls to widen air and sea attacks and quarantine Haiphong to force peace It notes casualties rising to 17 496 with 2 434 killed and 15 082 wounded between December and June and asks when LBJ will quarantine Haiphong next.
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Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Republican Coordinating
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
U.S
Lotel
LBJ
War on Poverty Platform Criticizes Failures and Cost Issues
The 1964 Democrat platform vows to carry the War on Poverty as a total effort against want. Critics cite riots, high costs, and scandals including Office of Economic Opportunity abuses and job corps training costs from 8,120 to 13,000 dollars per trainee per year.
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Democrat Party
Overconcentration in One Issue Not Advisable
Reader holds five thousand Sunbeam Corp shares bought around four dollars, with two thousand more at higher cost. Advisor warns against risk from single holding and recommends selling 2000 Sunbeam shares to diversify into Commonwealth Edison Consolidated Foods Cities Service Borden National Biscuit Kendall American Telephone Pacific Gas & Electric and keeping cash reserves. Also notes an Edison dividend dispute with bank timing and record date.
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Sunbeam Corp
Sunbeam
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated Foods
Cities Service
Borden Co
National Biscuit
Kendall Company
American Telephone
Pacific Gas & Thetric
Consolidated Edison
E.C. A
Prrcha
Southari
Roger Spear
Central Station
New York City
Romney and the Governors at the 1966 Conference
Ronald Reagan's civil rights stance drew skepticism from Michigan Governor George Romney at a Los Angeles breakfast with Republican governors. Romney warned that Reagan's 1964 Civil Rights Act opposition could hurt him in Michigan, signaling Romney's rising influence as a national GOP figure and his push to steer the governors' group away from open Viet Nam endorsements.
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Romney
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles Country Club
Ceorge Romney
Michigan
Reagan
California
Michi-gan
Rom~ney
Miami
Homey
Republican Governors’ Association
Denver
Robert Smylie
John
Smylie
John Love
Colorado
Idaho
President Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Rotney
James Rhodes
Ohio
Ecaucus
George Romney
Johnson
Rhodes
U. S
Viet Nam
Century Plaza Hotel
Richard M. Nixon
Poison Ivy Perils and Home Remedies Outline
A health column describes poison ivy vines and Virginia creeper, noting five leaflets on creeper. It covers ivy’s dermatitis, seasonal flowering, and varying susceptibility, plus immunizing treatments and home care tips including washing, greasing skin, and soapy compresses. The piece invites readers to request the pamphlet Ivy Poisoning with stamped envelopes to Dr. William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Poison Sumay
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Tests for Bosses and Workers and the Team Player
The column contrasts Bill a benching star with the ideal team player. It argues workers in factories and offices should be team focused, not grandstand, and urges readers to mail for the “Tests for Bosses and Workers” to assess loyalty and motivation. It links enterprise loyalty to civilizational progress and asks readers to evaluate themselves and contribute 25 cents for guidance.
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Bill
Spirit
Mil ‘Ems
Bill X
Crane
Bassas
Sam
Operation Hawthorne Report Conflicting Vietnam War Accounts
An account of Operation Hawthorne 400 miles north of Saigon shows disparities between the field officer’s dramatic description and the Saigon official report. Paratroopers reported sporadic contact while helicopter pilots faced heavy fire and jungle impediments to medevac.
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Saigon
101St, Airborne Division
NVA
Hawthorne
Affluent Professors and High Salaries Debate
Dr. Geoffrey Wagner argues that many professors are affluent while public school teachers earn modest salaries. The AAUP reports average college pay for full professors around 25,200 dollars, with associate and assistant professors earning less, amid calls for national standard salary scales across colleges.
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New York Times
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Geoffrey Wagner
Tiffle Quarterly
University Bookman
Wagher
National Education Association
Culver City
California
Wagner
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
John Leary
Gonzaga University
New York
World War I Navy Losses and Casualties Recounted
The Atlantic Fleet served in European waters with about 300 ships and 75,000 personnel by November 1918. U.S. military deaths reached around 68,000 with 3,781 navy and marine casualties listed as dead or missing. allied transport losses exceeded 1 million tons due to German submarines.
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Navy
US Navy
Marine Corps
San Diego
Minnesota
Td Teen
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Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Socetary
Associated Press
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Awa
Tour Herald
Herald
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Cotalivar
Nacres Place
Vie
Inside
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Brady's Health Service
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Pleyrs
Pleyer
Folklore
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Wade
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Huery
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AIRE
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