Editorial on Today's Youth And You by Douglas Clanin
A reprinted editorial from Lackland Air Force Base’s Tailspinner discusses youth crime headlines versus actual youth involvement. It argues most teens stay law abiding, cites boredom and home instability as causes, and urges adults and organizations to provide constructive roles and firm, supportive parenting to steer youth toward productive futures.
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Douglas Clanin
Madison Heights
Lackland Air Force Base
FBI
America
Baseball in the Majors Keeps Lively Turnstiles Rolling
Analysts predict a record attendance as National and American leagues approach 25 million spectators this season. The gains come from two team moves, the Braves to Atlanta and the Angels to Anaheim, boosting Midseason totals to 7.5 million in the NL and 5.5 million in the AL.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Angels
Los Angeles
Anaheim
No to Inflation Tactics Says Not To Tax Savings
A satirical take questions using LBJ style on fighting inflation by avoiding purchases and taxes. The sketch imagines a husband urging his wife to dodge income taxes this year, highlighting impracticality of tax avoidance as a policy.
Successful Investing Partial Sale Of Telephone Advised For Diversification
Retirement income around $600 monthly prompts a question on selling 300 AT&T and splitting into Textron and Standard Rollsman. Advice favors diversifying away from a single holding, recommending Textron for growth and Gulf & Western as a stronger alternative. Standard Rollsman is not recommended due to volatility and losses in 1963 1964.
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Socia
At&t
Textron
Standard Rollsman
American Telephone
Tate
Ike Textron
Gulf & Western Industries
Great American Industries
American Exchange
SEC
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Fea
Hoffa denounced by Teamsters at Miami convention
At the 19th annual Teamsters convention in Miami President James R Hoffa condemned newspapers radio and TV calling them purveyors of filth and lies He warned of a general strike to pressure business and politicians and urged curb on union power amid fears over Teamsters influence on commerce.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Miami
James R. Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
United States
Teamsters
Teamster
Europe
Hoffas
United
America
Great Britain
New York City
Dodd Campaign Frets Over Silverware Sparks
The column by Mr Buckley critiques charges against Senator Thomas Dodd focusing on alleged misallocation of funds and undue influence from donors. It recounts a specific episode about replated silverware and tariff influence, noting a staff member sent the silver for replating and a staffer’s denial of campaign contributions.
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Drew Pearson
Thomas Dodd
Senate
General Klein
Bertini
Pearson
International Silver
Jef
Pierre Salinger
Jack Anderson
Dodd
Senator Ribicoff
Anderson
Eisenhower
Connecticut
House
Washington Star Syndicate
The Worry Clinic on Color and Cosmic Perspective
A grandmother explains to a Chicago bus child that skin color is like flower colors and should not judge people by appearance. She argues human blood and internal organs are the same across races and speculates about life on 100 million other planets. She urges teaching moral logic to teens and offers a booklet and materials from Dr. Crane for guidance.
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Jennie Crane
Chicago
Earth
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Folklore Comedy Bits Highlight Everyday Ironies
A collection of light jokes and anecdotes from daily life ends with a reminder that even old friends and humor have boundaries. The cross examination and courtroom banter reveal human folly and the limits of truth in a humorous, lightly moral frame.
Calcium and diet advice from Dr Brady at Beverly Hills
Dr Brady warns most Americans lack essential nutrients especially calcium. He advocates daily dairy intake or calcium alternatives, vitamin D, and sun exposure to aid absorption. Readers may request his booklet The Calcium Shortage for 35 cents with a self addressed envelope.
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Crane
Mellor. Ind
Quondam
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Privateer Declared War’s Most Dramatic Tale
James B. Martin explains the privateer as the War of 1812’s most dramatic story. These fast ships served as blockade runners scouts raiders and destroyers with concealed guns and daring camouflage creating a “silent service” effect that troubled British morale.
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Chasseur
English Channel
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Char
W. Laughlin
Edwin A Bailey
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Thurman
William F. Buckley
Buckley
George W. Crane
Folklore
Parson
Jim
Wade
Brady's Health Service
U. S
United States of America
By James B. Martin
Martin
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