Federal Effort Against Organized Crime Review Report
The House subcommittee completes a study on federal resources for fighting organized crime detailing agency capabilities. It notes organized crime as a large, multi‑billion dollar concern with profits from gambling loan sharking prostitution untaxed liquor and cigarette smuggling. It cites justice department play and many agencies engaged, signaling that victory requires persistent cross‑agency effort.
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House Legal and Monetary Subcommittee
Department of Justice
War on organized crime urged for federal coordination
A government subcommittee reports that sporadic anti crime actions fail to curb organized crime and calls for coordinated federal law enforcement. It notes infiltration into diverse businesses and urges the Department of Justice to issue directives and lead a nationwide effort. The interim findings push executive action to unify agencies in this war on crime.
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America
Congress
Department of Justice
Johnson era defense and tax record cited in critique
The piece argues President Johnson weakened national defense by backing McNamara's defense cuts and rushed weapons like the M16 and the ill-fated TFX plane. It notes Vietnam supply shortages, high taxes, and interest rates, claiming the 14th tax hike and highest rates since the Civil War.
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Johnson
Defense McNamara
Vietnam
Pentagon
LBJ
Supreme Court Chief Justice splits on criminal rulings
Chief Justice John C. Bell Jr. decries recent Supreme Court decisions as freeing criminals, warning law-abiding citizens and future welfare. He cites a dozen revolutionary rulings that astonish and alarm the public amid cries of dangerous courtroom leniency. The note recalls military riot-control training as a parallel to wartime measures.
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Supreme Court of the United States
John C. Bell Jr
Supreme Court
Successful Investing Growth Stocks And Low Labor Costs
Roger E Spear discusses stock ideas focusing on sectors with low labor costs such as oil electric utilities and banks. He cites Gulf Oil Santa Fe International Commonwealth Edison Ohio Edison Philadelphia Electric Continental Illinois Nat Bank and Trust Chemical Bank N Y Trust and notes newer low-cost housing via prefabricated units and momentum in firms Gourdon Redman Boise Cascade. He also details Consolidation Coal stock exchange for Continental Oil merger proceeds.
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Industes
Gul Olen Santa Fe International
Orban
Commonwealth Edison
Ohio Eelison
Philadelphia Electric
Continental IL Nat. Bank & Trust
Chemical Bank N.Y. Trust
Gourdon Industries
Redman Industries
Oye
Boise Cascade
Divco Wayne Corp
Black Power And The Slave Trade History Debate
The piece surveys college demands for African history courses emphasizing black pride and notable African figures. It notes the slave trade roots in Hausa traders in Nigeria, Muslim traders in Zanzibar and Sudan, and questions venerating ancient African rulers while acknowledging problematic histories and a contrast to Western ancestry myths.
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Africa
America
Nigeria
Centurie
Calle
Exiracd W. Stimson
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Batouri
Cameroun
Stimson
Camerans
Biafra
South
Mr. Stimson
Malcolm X
East Africa
Zanzibar
Sudan
Zanzitar
New York
Septimius Severus
Caracalla
Thesa Homang
Attila the Hun
Genghis Khan
Calcium to prevent night leg cramps and tetany
A column discusses leg cramps at night linked to calcium deficiency and vitamin D. It promotes a daily calcium rich diet including milk and cheese, lists alternative calcium sources, and notes that cramps may respond to calcium or occasional quinine. The article warns calcium is food not medicine and invites readers to request the booklet The Calcium Shortage.
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A. M
South America
Tristan da Cunha
Legel Isles
Atantic
South Africa
Egypt
London
New York
Ca & D
Beytime
Caleiun Brady
America
The Worry Clinic Learn to Swim in One Afternoon
An instructional tale from Dr Crane Mellor urges parents to teach children to swim quickly. It describes a step by step process for Tommy D aged 8 to learn breath control and buoyancy, emphasizing fearlessness and dog paddling as the foundation before advancing to crawl or backstroke. The piece promotes the author’s “Peregry Tests” and invites readers to request materials with stamped envelopes.
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Tommy
Folklore and Folk Rhymes From William Wade
A collection of old time rhymes and folk sayings about fate marriage dress and meals. The piece notes a witless elder rhyme about art the supper bell and common pockets of humor from past celebrations and daily life.
Religious doubt reshapes youth and church authority
A reflection on how modern generation rejects moral norms and traditional church influence. Clergy activism, civil affairs, and Vietnam debate stir debate about religion’s role while church attendance and belief waver amid scientific doubt and cultural upheaval.
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Arthur Nernzberger
Vietnam
Buchanga
World Courc of Churches
Sweden
America
Viking Ships Shaped Ocean Raiders From Home Lands
James B. Martin chronicles ships of the Norse world from the 9th and 10th centuries, detailing Viking design features such as square sails and hulls, open-deck living, and their reach across the Atlantic and into the Mediterranean reaching Constantinople, plus English adaptations in the 14th century with carracks and caravels, sail innovations, and mounted small cannons.
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Europe
Jong
Marrow
Geras
Atlantic
Thruuhg
Mediterranean
Constantineople
Héum
Wade
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Robert E. Jackson
Jane Tontr
Charles WW. Laughlin
Raymond A
REED
Monogar
Betty
Sader
Mondey
Andersen
Indiana
Bymel
Madison
Tadiato
Aix
Servic
Tour Herald
Harald Visutd
Depy
Pam
Massenger
Herald
Ivan
Harald
Associated Press
Ioeanova
By Russell Kirk
Brady's Health Service
Lss
Indaere Barten
Tommy D
Dr. Crane
Crane
William Wade
Anim
Mother Hubbard
Paul Harvey News
Sy Paul Homey
Gallup
Will Herberg
Drewe University
Pudder
Biter
Fes
James B. Martin
Martin
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