Now We Reap Editorial Shows White House Blame
Editorial declares Americans should be appalled by riots in Chicago Cleveland New York and other cities and argues federal policy fostered unrest. It accuses the administration and Justice Department of aiding marches and agitators while condemning silent White House response and questions communist influence. It cites Hubert Humphrey and political power as motives behind race baiting.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Jacksonville
United States
White House
Justice Department
National Guard
Hubert Humphrey
Mississippi
Alabama
America
Johnsons spending record critics accuse him of lavish Great Society
The article argues LBJ uses fiscal theatrics to win praise while proposing large budget increases. It accuses him of seeking a major tax rise to curb inflation and notes administration spending around 10 billion in the past year. It highlights plans for over 13 billion in foreign aid, hiring 100000 federal workers, and veto power to curb Congress.
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LBJ
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Treasury
U. S
Quote Of The Week On Police Reform Debate
The Chicago Tribune quotes a remark criticizing Supreme Court rulings for treating urban life as a jungle. It argues police restraint targets officials, not criminals, and dismisses civilian police review boards as duplicative and sensational.
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Supreme Court
Successful Investing retirement fund should be started
Retirement guidance discusses starting a $20,000 savings fund to supplement Social Security with two years to retirement. Advice suggests spreading part into blue chip stocks like Standard Oil of Indiana First National Bank of Chicago Commonwealth Edison and Miles Laboratories for long term growth versus savings interest. Also covers stock picks Swift Corn Products and Avon with diversification tips and a note about a 48 page investing guide from Roger Spears.
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Standard Oil of
Indiana
First National Bank of Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Miles Laboratories
Swift
Avon
Mal
Oliver Lines
Consolidated Foods
Roger Spears
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New Wi NY
Fea
New York Civilian Review Board Debate in 1965 Election
Buckley scrutinizes John Lindsay’s pledge to create a civilian review board for police oversight. He notes opposition from many groups and concerns about politicization, race, and crime trends, citing Harlem riots and a mixed board in other cities while warning such a board could raise crime and erode police morale.
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New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Harlem
Meraler
Gilligan
Algernon
Ethical Culture Society
Cognoscenti
Black
Henry Wallace
CIA
Pentagon
Yale University
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York City
Policemen’s Benevolent Association
Conservative Party
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Brady's Health Service Warns on Respiratory Infections
A U S Public Health Service survey finds about three quarters of doctors’ work involve diagnosis and treatment of respiratory infections. The piece lists illnesses from common colds to measles, meningitis, pneumonia, and notes dangers of complications requiring surgery, urging prevention to save costs and curb spread. Brady answers letters on health and hygiene.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Boyd
Brady
Wile Finm Bray
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic advice on pregnancy and infertility case
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Ethel G a 29 year old with infertility and a persecutory mood in a syndicated column. He claims hundreds of wives have conceived via his laid out timing rhythm theory and proposes a pregnancy booklet and a baking soda douche method while urging readers to seek his medical materials.
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Ethel
Ethel G
Crane
Sarah
Rachel
Jacob
Hannah
Samuel
Voices on modern life and aging amid noise and power
A collection of quotations from diverse sources on life in contemporary America. It discusses urban noise invading suburbia, aging and life expectancy with advice from the American Medical Association, reverence before redwood groves, and views on wealth. The pieces reflect a period voice and media commentaries.
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Suburbia
Haven
Associated Press
Private property fever in Soviet life noted in study
A feature discusses Albert Parry's The New Class Divided, detailing Russians defying doctrinaire communism to seek homes and land. It cites dachas with fences, watchful guards, and even mines, highlighting tension between private property and state ideology. References include Kiev, Magitogorsk, and a Russian officer’s wife voicing envy of home ownership.
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Soviet Russia
Albert Parry
Macmillan
Parry
Renay Jt
Russia
Kiev
Magitogorsk
England
Ambl
Similarities Between Verne's Nautilus and USS Nautilus
A reader notes striking parallels between Jules Verne's imaginary submarine and the US Navy vessel Nautilus. He cites lengths and dimensions, power by electric generation from seawater, and shared libraries, praising Verne as prophetic. He also references historical radio milestones and quotes the U S Constitution preamble.
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Jules Verne
North Pole
Verne
Buck Rogers
USA
Nemo
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Buckley
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American Médical Association
Wen Babe
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Sen, TV
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Tatanan
United Press International News Service
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