Republican Critique of Johnsons Crime Policy In D C
Rep. Joel T. Broyhill criticizes the Johnson Humphrey administration for failing to control crime in Washington D C while touting a national anti crime image. He cites a Washington Evening Star editorial noting rising juvenile crime and cites felonies and weak convictions as reasons for the surge. He argues paroled criminals and liberal rehabilitation, welfare, housing and school integration fail to secure the capital. The piece frames Washington as a model city yet dangerous after dark and questions President Johnsons anti crime efforts.
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House
Johnson-Humphrey
Joel T. Broyhill
Virginia
Washington
House District of Columbia
Washington Evening Star
the Star
Johnson
Miriam Ottenberg
Broyhill
D.C
Prident Johnson
Reorganizing The UN for Effective Global Action
A call to reorganize the United Nations arguing it will be useless as a global political entity without structural reforms. The speaker cites recent conflicts, notably in the Middle East, as evidence that current UN methods fail to address major issues.
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United Nations
Farming's Key Role in U S Economy
The piece asserts farming is crucial to national well being noting eight million farm operators and six million service workers tied to farms. It states agriculture supports 30 percent of private employment and annual farm commerce totals 5.6 billion dollars, urging policy consideration of farmers in legislation.
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United States
Shut Off All Aid To A Defiant Nation Opines On U S Policy
The writer argues that cutting off all United States aid, monetary and otherwise, may be the only way to achieve positive results when a nation acts hostile. The piece urges testing the scenario of halting aid the moment hostility begins.
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United States
Far-reaching talk on Vietnam manpower and war strategy
A provocative remark asserts that within a few months 500000 men could be deployed in Vietnam. It contrasts this with the alternative of prosecuting a land war across Asia, implying large troop commitments and strategic considerations.
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Vietnm
Advice on Menasco and Bristol-Myers stock moves
In this Investing column Roger Spear advises avoiding hot rails like Menasco on the American Exchange and suggests shifting into a steadier growth stock. He also cautions against chasing midterm price moves and promotes Bristol-Myers as a solid long term pick with strong earnings and dividends.
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Menasco
M. C
Aero Equ
Ment
American’ Exchange
Myers Ant
Sen
W. E
Bristol-Myers
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Gentral Station
New York
N.Y
Fea, Corp
Las Vegas Seen Through Daylight A Personal Travel Reflection
Paul Harvey muses on Las Vegas as a contrast to generic modern cities. He contrasts the glittering strip with permanent residents who work, pay bills, raise families, and live ordinary lives, noting outsiders long to reshape the city but locals defend its unique character.
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Las Vegas
Vegas
You
Golden Sunshine Gen
Fea. Corp
Treatment of Bellyache by Dr Brady Warns on Laxatives
A patient cautionary piece explains acute appendicitis may begin with mid belly pain before localizing to the lower right. Do not give laxatives or cathartics for bellyache. A doctor’s guidance stresses early care and notes that only a few letters can be answered with stamped envelopes.
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Yankee Wiseacre
Magnesia
Ap Panier Poe
Lees
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Bev
Erry Hills
California
Tornado alert test eyed as possible home warning device
Marion Leader-Tribune reports on a Fort Wayne test of a new home alert system called Alert from National Electronic Systems. Col. Robert Bates observed a coded broadcast signal that activates a home receiver to relay emergency audio. The device, priced around 25 dollars, includes batteries and works during power outages.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Civil Defense
Robert Bates
National Electronic Systems, Inc
Butler
Marion
Tony R Case Highlights Workplace Penchants and Tensions
A fragmentary article describes Tony R a 39 year old victory foreman whose caustic management style contributes to high labor turnover. It cites wartime and Vietnam era labor shortages as context for costly oversight while linking sarcasm to inferiority complexes and workplace bullying dynamics.
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Tony R
Victory
Dr. Crane
Tony
Uncle Sam and Sam Wilson Origins in Massachusetts Legend
Indiana disputes framing Uncle Sam against New York, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts with Wil Wyse born in Menotomy now Arlington. Arlington baptismal records align birthplace but Troy claims death on July 31, 1854. Sam Wilson, born 1776, rose as American symbol through meat contract feed for US troops.
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Indiana
Johnny Appleseed
William Henry Harrison
Anthony Wayne
Sam
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Samuel Wilson
Wilsy Wade
Menotomy
Arlington
Mass
Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Unitarian
Troy
N.Y
Sam Wilson
Ebenezer
Elbert A Anderson Jr
New York City
U.S
Uncle Sam
Masson
N.M
Johan Chapman
Lunenberg
Andrew Jackson
Tests for Employers and Employees in Industrial Psychology
A column discusses male insecurity and authoritarian behavior in the workplace and home. It cites tall versus short men, suggests psychological testing aids firms in managing conflicts, and offers Dr. Crane Mellor's psychological tests and charts for employers and employees with requested stamped return envelopes and 20 cents.
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Tony
Maggie
Hitler
Napoleon
Mussolini
Hirohito
Abraham Lincoln
Union Members Do Not Share Leaders Political Views
A Detroit based study by UAW and AFL-CIO polling shows most rank and file members want no union involvement in politics. Younger members skew conservative and oppose leadership demands, with many opposing endorsements and social program expansions. The trend suggests weaker labor lobby influence and potential electoral ramifications.
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United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Kirk
UAW
Afl-Cio
Kraft
Great Union Confederation
Congress
Michigan
G. Mennen Willams
Nautical Dictionary Echoes From Ocean Terms
A reprint of a James B. Martin piece listing nautical terms past readers may recall. It names phrases like Doubling, Douse, Dead Ahead, Grey Beards, and Helm's lee with brief, sometimes quirky explanations for old sea hands and crossword buffs alike.
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Lower
A.s
Cape Horn
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