Atomic Age Maturity Question Echoes From Bomb’s Anniversary
Editorial recalls the 1945 Trinity test at Alamogordo and the Manhattan Project. It notes Groves, Oppenheimer, Los Alamos, and Los Alamos origins, the vast cost and manpower, and compares nuclear capability to adult smoking. It cautions against widespread adoption while warning against children starting.
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Alamogordo Air Base
Vivo
Manhattan District
L. R. Groves
Roosevelt
Truman
Secretary of War
Graves
TMI
Los Alamos
N.M
J. R. Oppenheimer
H. D. Smyth
Manhattan
Promises And Performance of the 1960s Democratic Platform
The Atlantic City platform pledges strict economy and a balanced budget while criticizing the Johnson era for failing to balance since 1961. Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee say fiscal policy shifted from frugality to increased spending, projecting 1967 outlays at 112.8 billion plus 6.5 billion in asset sales, totaling a 35 billion rise since 1961.
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Democrat Party
Atlantic City
Tose Ways and Mears Committee
Congress
Johnson
Iran
Excuses Not Reasons in Debate Over War Declaration
A government official is pressed on why there is no formal war declaration and tax. The dialogue argues Congress should exercise constitutional authority and clearly instruct the executive branch on the will of the people, preferring decisive action over excuses.
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Almerras
Congress
Successful Investing Tips From a Reader Letter
A reader explains relying on a small pension and Social Security and asks whether to sell Revlon and bolster cash reserves. The adviser recommends selling Revlon to build savings, holds Roebuck, and advises on convertible debentures Armour Pan American and Pan Am stock, suggesting profits on some positions. Roger Spear's guide is offered for purchase.
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Sears
Roe Buck
Revlon
Kaat
Roebuck
Armour
Pan American
D.G
Roger Spear
Roger EB
Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
Aerial Strikes Spur U S Resolve Over Vietnam War
Sensing The News argues aerial attacks on Hanoi and Haiphong are a long overdue response to communist aggression. It credits President Johnson against detractors and warns of Red China's nuclear threat if unchecked. The piece urges blockades and continued force to defend American liberty and the free enterprise system.
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U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
Wayne Morse
North Viet Nam
Asia
Omaha
Neb
North
Red River
Red China
United States
Peking
United Nations Organization
U. S
Lfe
iVet Nam
Two Men Within Us Aimed At Higher Life
A sermon style piece features Dr Roy E Hoke of King's College Charlotte urging readers to pursue higher goals beyond material pursuits. It presents life as a choice between a fleshly self and a divine twin, urging study effort and moral ambition while warning against trivial luxuries and worldly lure.
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Roy E., Hoke
Duntrien
King's College
Charlotte
North
Care
Prof. Hoke
Horace Mann
Planet Earth
Abraham’ Lincoln
Lincolnville
Hoke
Sam
Nutrition as cure for chronic rheumatism in era of McCarrison
Dr William Bray advocates nutrition based on McCarrison’s deficiency theory suggesting chronic rheumatism is a nutritional issue. He cites Vitamin MD R, white bread and sugar as deficient foods, inviting readers to request his Little Lesson 12 and follow a lifetime rheumatism regimen. He notes Osler would have accepted nutrition science if alive.
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Deficent Foods
Knowitall
England
Sir Robert McCarrison
McCarrison
India
Tanga
Mac Carrison
E. V. McCollum
William Osler
Osler
Merchants of Medicine
Medicing
McCarrigan
Lee Foundation For Nutritious Research
Millwaukee
What is a solar wind and related space terms explained
A glossary notes solar wind as a stream of protons leaving the sun, explains umbilical as servicing lines to rockets, and defines terms like WADE Jerk Debug and booster rocket. It cites NASA definitions and common usage such as a citizen stereotype and context of space development.
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Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Admini
NASA
God and science clash in the modern debate on faith
A college student questions the existence of God within a scientific age, while Dr. Teller and theologians argue science cannot disprove or fully explain God. The piece references Pascal and a call for humility as science acknowledges its limits and theology remains distinct.
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Teller
God
Pascal
Fea. Corp
Pasco
Phidias
Angus MacDonald
Chas, Hallberg Company
MacDonald
Edward Teller
The Navy’s vast fleet on July 4th and its combat ships
The text declares the United States Navy as the greatest in history with over 100,000 vessels and 150 combatable ships. It describes vast supply and support ships across the Pacific, details various ship types, and praises the Okinawa operation as a turning point, noting American resolve to repeat such actions if needed.
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United States
Tynman
Winston Churchill
Niels Bohr
Weanwe
Red China
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Okiniwa
Great Pacific
Marianas
Buckner
Tenth
Pear Harbor
Pin Point
Okinawa
Japan
America
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Augbhun
Etary
Edwin A
Baney
Associated Press
Associated
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Marringer
Harald
Herald
Thurman
Heberttesben
Prul
Sowell
Esau
Crane
Mel
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Brady
Willam Bray
el Camino
Beverly Mills
California
Folklore
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