Call Of The Congo Editorial Questions U.S. Congo Policy
The editorial challenges U.S. support for Congo unity, noting three U.S. transports and 150 men landed in Kinshasa while labeling Mobutu and Tshombe as rival faces in a fragile union. It cites substantial costs and warns that American backing may be a factor in Congo turmoil, urging scrutiny of the motive and impact.
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Congo
America
U.S. State Department
United States
U.S
Kinshasa
Joseph D. Mobutu
United Congo
Vachel Lindsay
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
Mobutu
Algeria
Joseph Sterne
Baltimore Sun
David
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Stanleyville
Kisangani
State Department
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rep Roudebush cites Smale trip and NSF pay
Republican Congressman Richard L. Roudebush alleges that Professor Stephen Smale of the University of California Berkeley traveled to the Soviet Union in summer 1966 at taxpayers expense. He claims Smale drew a $2,778 monthly NSF salary and after a two year grant total expenditures would reach $13,000, while NSF considers a $247,900 UC grant with Smale as administrator. He links Smale to antiwar activities and questions funding.
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Richard L. Roudebush
Noblesville
Stephen Smale
University of California At Berkeley
Soviet Union
National Science Foundation
Moscow
United States
NSF
University of California
Smale
Prof. Smale
U. of C
Successful Investing Advice From Roger Spear
Reader questions on stock risk and strategy. Spear endorses Sun Oil holdings and Series E bonds, suggests Bristol Myers with $5,000, notes Canadian oil stock with uncertain market and advises selling via reputable broker. Mentions a Roger Spear investing guide available for $1.00 through the newspaper.
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American Telephone
Ee Sun Oi
B. B
Sun Oil
Bristol
Myers
G. W
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea. Corp
Reagan Rockefeller ticket talks ripple through GOP debates
Paul Harvey analyzes potential 1980 presidential tickets noting Governor Reagan’s rising appeal and Rockefeller’s cautionary stance. The piece cites Western Governors Conference chatter, U.S. News and World Report speculation, and the balancing challenge of ethnicity and ideology in a Reagan Rockefeller or Nixon-Rockefeller-Reagan alignment.
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Rockefeller
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Indife
Shi
Scranton
Romney
Harvey
Gennor
Ron Reagan
Nixon
Oregon
McCall
Montana
Babcock
Sid
U.S. News and World Report
Goldwater
GOP
Reaon
Johnson
Gen
Fea. Corp
Calcitic advice on pyorrhea and dental care column
Readers ask about calcium intake and pyorrhea while critique expands to dental practices. Brady's Health Service replies emphasize avoiding unnecessary extractions, urging consultation with physicians and dentists, and promoting nutrition and dental education through published guides.
The Worry Clinic Discusses Pill and Morality
Dr George W Crane answers Dr E D Hulse on how the so called pill may affect youth morality. He argues fear of detection and conscience must still shape behavior while warning that promiscuity and venereal disease could rise if reliance on external controls increases.
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ve.Characer
Dwight L. Moody
Dwight
America
Folklore Reflections From Quotations Across Time
A collage of aphorisms and quotations on aging fear genius and human nature includes lines about vanity despair and curiosity. Anonymous and credited figures such as Dean Rusk Vera Stravinsky and Claude Bernard appear, revealing varying views on life art science and social behavior.
Parsons College Sues To Preserve Accreditation Fight
Parsons College seeks federal court relief to stop North Central Association from revoking its accreditation. The piece argues accrediting bodies are private ratings, notes Parsons' average GPA and past NCA actions against Kalama College and Holland Christian High School, and calls for reform by replacing education bureaucrats with genuine liberal arts scholars.
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Parsons College and Accrediation
Second Chance” College
Iowa
Parsons
North Central Association
Auk
AK Try
Acs
America
Gourman
Kalama‘oo College
Middle West
Kalama
NCA
Holland Christian High School
Michigan
Fea. Corp
White Hat Youth Patrol Idea Sparks Debate
A column discusses teens in white helmets patrolling Negro districts as a way to curb violence. Critics warn it echoes vigilantism, while supporters see it as a proactive civic effort. The piece links the notion to public safety and civil rights history.
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Tampa
Fla
Shipwise and the Great Iron Clads in History
This fragment recalls James B. Martin discussing the 1855 Kinburn contest where ironclads disabled Russian ships and the wider fear in Great Britain. It contrasts pre Monitor Merrimac era with 1862 events and notes ships like the clipper United States and the Great Republic with dramatic fates and costly cargoes.
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Virginia
Sur- Martin Render
Kinburn
Great Britain
Spermen
Ce “Ldair
United States Great Republic
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Aed
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el Camino
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California
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Crane
Mellor
William Wade
Anderson
Indianapolis
Fala Onkey
Wade
Dean Rusk
Igor Stravinsky
Vera
Ocei
Associated Press
Claude Bernard
Russell K
Lafayette Courier & Journal
United Seats
United States of America
Rae Gral
Toner
Charles W. Laughan
Jaymond A
REED
Treovster
Anderton
Indiana
Cari
Madison
Kadison
Associated
James B. Martin
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