Fight To Win Editorial on Israel Arab War Outcomes
The piece argues decisive victory demands rapid destruction of enemy power and will. It compares Israel’s gains to Arab losses, notes Soviet arms influence in the Middle East and Vietnam, and urges sustained U.S. military capability to counter communism in Southeast Asia amid geopolitical risk.
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Egypt
Stoke
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Aral
U.S
South Vietnam
Middle East
Russia
Vietnam
Cuba
Congo
South America
AL L
Syria
Algeria
United States
South
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
China
Senator Kennedy Critiques Federal Administrative Agencies
Senator Robert F. Kennedy argues federal agencies have grown into a fourth branch with 55 to 60 bodies wielding rule making and adjudicative powers. He calls administrative excess unfair and urges reform to speed up accountability and protect private rights.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Successful Investing in 1967 Advice for Young Families
A reader with a four year old and another on the way seeks guidance on a $5,000 inheritance and $13,000 income, aiming for low risk and high long term growth for children’s education. The adviser recommends preserving capital against inflation, taking on near term market life for stronger growth, adding $5,000 to savings, and investing the balance in American Home Products Bristol-Myers International Telex Tel and Plough.
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Spear
Mome
Bristol-Myers
International Te
Tel
Plough, Inc
American Telephone
Schick Bleckie
Reynolds Tobacco
Woolworth
G. B
Broadway
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
First National City Bank
Congo intervention spat fuels US foreign policy debate
The Johnson administration dispatched three transport planes and troops to the Congo to back Mobutu against rebels led by Moise Tshombe. The piece argues such meddling risks entrenching dictators, raises questions about Soviet influence, and warns it could push Africa toward an American sphere of influence while provoking regional powers like Algeria and Sudan.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Levant
Johnson
Washington
Congo
Flanc
Soviet Union
Moise Tssombe
Mobutu
Ts Tombe
Lobumbashi
Elizabethville
Mobuitu
Hobutu
Nigeria
Biafra
Gowon
Sudan
Africa
America
Congress
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
State Department
Algiers
Tshombe
Lowered resistance is for birds in health essay
The piece recalls Dr John Hunter and Dr William Osler, noting Hunter died aged 65 in 1733 from angina pectoris after anger. Osler died in 1919 aged 70, uncertainly from illness. The author argues against a cold damp theory and mocks “pneumonia jacket” and old hygiene practices, defending exposure as potentially beneficial.
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John Hunter
William Osler
Cushing
Dr. Osler
Oxford
Oster Hadeen
Behan
New York
England
America
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Shipwise- A Chronicle On News From Columbus Era
James B. Martin notes the delay in transmitting Columbus arrival news to Spain, about five months, contrasting ancient silence with modern instant communication. He traces overseas messaging from shouts to early telegraph cables and the 1856 Atlantic cable milestone.
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Columbus
America
Spain
Ansiger
Co Tunbus
San Salvador
New World
Europe
Garibaldi
Atlantic
The Worry Clinic Advice On Selling Front Men
Dr George W Crane urges independent merchants to modernize sales by friendly fronting. A sour store rep deters customers while a smiling greeting and memory of names and even family details attract. The columnist cites an airline example and offers a booklet, asking readers to mail a stamped envelope with 20 cents for guidance.
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Denny
Notoly
Shakespeare
Jesus
United Nations debate shows press as source tool in cease fire talks
The article notes UN officials battles with press services during a June 8 Security Council session. Diplomats quoted dispatches from WADE sources and wire services to support positions on Cairo air raids, with Israeli, Indian, and other delegates citing UPI AP and UPS reports amid tensions over casualty claims.
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United Nations
Security Council
Wade
Cairo
Tam
UPI
United Press International
UPS
Associated Press
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
Right side of Newark riot debate and reflections
A long critique of the Newark riot debates, citing police, judges, and political figures. It questions motives, examines why violence occurred, and contrasts civil rights aims with chaotic destruction. It references Governor Hughes and figures like Stokely Carmichael, urging philosophers to reexamine history and morality.
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Buckley Jones
Baws Schmans
Martin Luther King
Jones
Whitey
New York Times
Newark
Boston
Waits
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Nowak
Fred. Shuttleworth
Milt, Jones
Stokely Carmichael
Hughes
New Jersey
Gav
Stokely
Communist Party
Herbert Agar
Europe
Unio
National Guard
Shuttleworths
The
Kings
New York
Nmes
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