Iceland and America sustain close strategic ties amid bases and aid
Editorial notes Iceland and the United States share a firm, warming relationship centered on defense, bases at Keflavik, and economic links. It outlines Iceland's history, NATO role, U.S. aid exceeding 180 million dollars, and ongoing mutual dependence in security and trade.
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Iceland
United States
Asgeir Asgeirsson
Johnson
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
West
Kef- Yavik
Greenland
Europe
Keflavik
Toops
Karlovy Vary
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Asgersson
America
Save the Canal: Senate Must Reject Canal Treaties
Urges senators to oppose ratification of Panama Canal Zone treaties planned by the Johnson Humphrey administration. Claims sovereignty would end, defense access would be jeopardized, and a Suez-like crisis must be avoided. Presses readers to write now before the May 1968 elections.
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Johnson-Humphrey
Panama Canal Zone
Panaa
U.S
Panama
Canal
Central America
Castro
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Land as hedge guides conservative investing advice
Roger E Spear advises using land as inflation protection and allocating 4000 to conservative issues. He suggests equal investment in American Telephone International Harvest Continental Baking, noting land value supports stability and long term appreciation. He also answers client questions on stock dividends and delivery delays, emphasizing broker or company handling and formal follow up if needed.
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Yast
American Telephone
International Harvester
Continental Baking
Spear
Gen. Fea. Corp
Hunger rhetoric and the hunger myth in American journalism
A London journalist notes U S papers ignore Congress while focusing on White House and agencies. Norman Thomas and Senator Clark debate poverty and hunger claims in New York City, revealing rhetoric over facts and a bias against hunger coverage. The exchange highlights entrenched media trends and the difficulties of addressing poverty honestly.
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London
Congress of the
United States
Prscpaly
Pric
White House
Norman Thomas
Whee
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
York City
New York
New York City
Clark
Commissioner of Welfare
America
London Times
Health warn on high heels sparks salon debate
A letter to Dr Brady argues high heels harm health and asks for better footwear for workers and students. The writer cites backaches headaches and menstrual issues linked to long hours in high heels and urges men to support comfort over glamour while noting the Constitution and letters to Dr Brady for responses.
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Wise Sisterhood of Nursing
Worry Clinic exposes Henry's marriage rift and advice
Dr. George W. Crane portrays Henry D. a 40 year old husband who laments emotional distance and ice water treatment at home. He urges wives to read his column and the pamphlet How to Prevent Platonic Marriage while offering personal guidance from Mellor Indiana.
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Henry D
Sphinx
Mng
Dr. Crane
Bourdoir
Henry
Boudoir
Folklore Tales and Mismatched Misadventures
Folklore by William Wede recounts tall tales and shared family ties, from neighbors who grew up side by side and followed each other to new locations, to a hospital room coincidence and a tornado reunion. The piece glancingly notes a fire department miscue and ends with an American Saying on liberal education.
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Min- Wade
Creec
Get Up When You Fall Down Says Paul Harvey Talk
Paul Harvey argues successful people rise after every fall. He critiques the claim all are created equal, cites Lincoln and the Declaration of Independence, and stresses leadership potential, talent, health, perseverance, and supportive marriage as keys to achievement.
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H. G. Rickover
Lincoln
Toynbee
Gen
Fea, Corp
Lost Civil War submarine Hunley and its doomed raid
The Civil War submarine Hunley designed by H. L. Hunley sank the U S S Housatonic during a February 1864 surface raid near Charleston. The craft, crewed by nine men, was later discovered by divers preserving its historic place as the first submarine to sink a warship.
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Munley
David
U.S
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