Editorials- The Sick Society in DC Dems Under Fire
The editorial condemns Democratic leaders in Washington for not repudiating the Black United Front statement supporting justifiable homicide of an arresting officer. It notes Pvt. Stephen A. Williams was killed and Pvt. Frederick L. Matteson wounded in a police confrontation. It calls for immediate condemnation and links silence to rising crime.
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Great Society
Democrat Party
District of Columbia
Black United Front
Channing Phillips
Democrat National
Walter Fauntroy
D.C
Washington
Stephen A. Williams
Evening Star
Williams
Frederick L. Matteson
Fac
Ing
Democrats
Phillips
Yoield
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
John M. Bailey
Hall
Democratic Party
Johnson
Tere
America
The March of American Catholicism Buckley Commentary
Buckley critiques Catholicism and Vatican II era reforms through satire on leaders like the Archbishop of Canterbury. He laments modernist shifts in Catholic institutions from England to the United States and cites student life, chapel decor, and liberal comments as signs of change and controversy within the church.
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Canterbury
Paul
Buckley
London
Albert Hall
Britannia
Holland
England
Auberon Waugh
Church of England
Mao Tse-tinng
Beauty Parlor Obsession Plagues Young Wife
Opal G aged 29 seeks help for a compulsive need to visit beauty parlors and chase new hairdos and facials. Dr Crono traces roots to childhood remarks and a 5 year old domestic praise, labeling it an emotional slavery case tied to subconscious fears and menopause anxiety.
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Goei
Silan Marner
Qpal
Opal G
Opal
Snafu With The Liberty Mess Mounts In Defense Dept Report
Congressional testimony reveals a series of mis directed and mis filed messages delaying a warning to the USS Liberty during last year’s Middle East conflict. The intelligence ship was attacked near the Sinai, killing 34 sailors and wounding 76 as faulty routing prevented timely battle area alerts.
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Defense Department
Liberty
Sinai Peninsula
Pentagon
Naval Communications
Pacific Ocean
Medi
Forgotten people could swing next November vote
The Johnson administration is accused of losing touch with America's forgotten people. The piece argues these hardworking citizens do not protest or demonstrate but can still make themselves heard at the polls next November.
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Johnson
America
Stocks and income tips from Roger Spear column
A widow asks how to manage income and investments. Advice favors higher yielding AAA stocks like American Telephone and Electric, discusses shifting holdings such as Borden to Huffman Mfg, and suggests annuities or regional jobs via the Office of Economic Opportunity. comments on FMC, Southern Natural Gas, Stewart-Warner, and others as growth picks.
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Lewisville Gas & Elec
Office of Economic Opportunity
FMC
Borden
Southern Natural Gas
Stewart-Warn
Willams Bros
P.C. A
Huffman Mfg
William Bros
ACF Indus
Nat. Gas
Boise Cascade
Stewart - Warner
Huffman
Roger Spear
Ad Pristing
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea. Corp
Brady on Chronic Rheumatism Defining Joint Degeneration
Dr. William Brady argues that chronic rheumatism stems from years of nutritional deficiency, contrasting his view with Osler’s cold and damp theory. He defines the condition as degeneracy of joint tissues due to prolonged deficiency and invites medical students to challenge him, offering his primer for sale via mail.
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Bob
Brady
William Osler
Osler
Os- Tec
Carey
Sam
Folklore Reflections on Time and Crafting Minutes
A compact feature presents two historical verses on time and labor. It contrasts modern speed with early nationhood, noting minutes as fleeting and precious, and recalls a rustic smithy rhyme about clinking forges and steadfast work. The piece ends with the saying Homesick is longing for the place you just escaped from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrea
Mack
Amercan
Peace negotiations in Paris prolong war in Vietnam
A letter from a Vietnam War soldier discusses the Paris talks, claiming North Vietnam seeks surrender and U.S. troops endure heavy losses while Hanoi exploits the stalemate. The writer urges tougher measures to bring soldiers home and questions Hanoi’s tactics.
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North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Haipborg
Johnson
Democratic Party
Evgenia McCarthy
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Saigon
Barhardmint
Eve
Cato
Tay
Fea
The The before ship name debate settles with American usage
The article argues that American tradition uses the the before ship names while British phrasing often omits it. It cites naval documents from 1798 1799 showing the established practice, and notes that on board is standard for ships while in a submarine is possible. The piece urges using the American form and to let British usage vary.
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United States
Richmond
Baltimore
Ganges
Constellation
Bailimore
Threttis
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