Letter to Emerald questions morality in Viet Nam debate
Don Clark, a junior journalism student, writes to professors in the Emerald criticizing modern liberalism and urging consistency between claimed ethics and national policy. The letter highlights moral relativism versus action in Southeast Asia and calls for clearer ethical standards in academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald
University of Oregon
America
Viet Nam
Political Science Department
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Whittaker Chambers
Don Clark
Florida Utilities Seek Major Funding Increases
Florida newspapers report investor owned Gulf Power plans to spend about 46 million dollars over the next few years funded by bank loans and bond sales at roughly 7 percent. Rural electric cooperatives request an additional 36 million dollars from REA at just under 2 percent, a rate less than half the government borrowing cost.
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Florida
Gulf Power Company
REA
Florida co-ops use public money subsidized cheap power
The piece contrasts electric co-ops expanding on subsidized cheap money with Gulf Power facing market borrowing, rate regulation, and tax payments. It notes co-ops lack rate regulation and taxes, while Gulf Power pays heavy taxes and is tightly regulated, suggesting broad subsidies to co-ops and higher burdens on others.
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Florida
Gulf Power
Florida Panhandle
Duplicating Bureaucracies Threaten Local School Control
The piece warns that unprecedented aid to education could turn schools into federal control. It cites 16 federal programs for teaching equipment, eight for handicapped instruction, and nine for vocational training, arguing rampant duplication undermines local rights and finances.
Federal agency push for new water pollution control authority
The federal government seeks a new agency to oversee water pollution. Governors from 24 states testified that the U S Public Health Service adequately handles water pollution control and that creating another federal body would cause chaos and hinder progress.
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U. S. Pub
Lic Health Service
How Do You Do It Shaving Sandpaper Furore
The Supreme Court ruled a shaving cream ad showing how to shave sandpaper was deceitful. The piece questions how consumers should shave sandpaper and suggests a government agency may be created to teach the skill.
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Supreme Court
Advice on Cautious Investing and Replacing Lost Stock Certificates
A reader asks about shifting to Dudson Bay Mining and Harischfeger and is advised against for a cautious investor. The recommended holdings remain American Telephone and Consolidated Edison. The column also explains steps to replace destroyed American Motors certificates, including contacting transfer agents and posting a four percent rey bond. A new 48 page guide to Successful Investing is advertised.
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Roger E. Spear
Harnischfeger
Dudson Bay Mining
American Telephone
Consolidated
Haririschfeger
Telephone
Consolidated Edison
American Motors
C.D. A
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Manufacturers Hanover Trust of
New York
Old Colony Trust
Boston
Roger Spear
Rog
Jer E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
WRR
Fea. Corp
Nixon ally Gen Lucius Clay eyed for Republican finance chair
The story reports Gen Lucius D. Clay, Eisenhower confidant and Berlin war hero, being courted to lead the Republican National Finance Committee. Key figures like Ray Bliss push for Clay while Clay negotiates conditions and full backing for a nationwide fund-raising drive.
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Clay Washington
Dick Nixon
Lucius Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Republican National Finance Committee
Gen. Clay
Manhattan
Lehman Bros
National
Ray C. Bliss
Clay
Bliss
Bliss Fedora
Gen
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater-Miller
Republican
Tattox
Nickcon
Washington
Narfy
OAS Troops Guard Possible Slaying in Dominican Crisis
Inter American States peace mediators discuss a third cycle of negotiations with Dominican factions after two failed attempts. OAS and UN officials monitor alleged executions in Santo Domingo as Mayobre reports charred remains and shells at Ozama fortress.
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Organizetion of American States
OAS
James B. Martin
Commission
Jose A. Mora
Mora
Pan Amers
Pan Union
Washington
Southeast Asia
Santo Domingo
Thos. H
Mayobre
Jockey Club
United States
U.N
Ozama
United Nations
Thant
Security Council
Ts Sane
Quotations From Officials and Public Figures Across Washington
A collection of quotes from President Johnson on the economy Sen Tom Dodd criticizing press coverage of Viet Nam remarks astronaut James McDivitt upon returning home and Sen Robert Byrd commenting on handling resisting arrest. These statements reflect diverse views on economic stability national reporting and criminal justice policy.
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U. S. Pat
United Press International
Washington
Johnson
Sen. Tom
Jas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Viet Nam
Sen
Folklore and cautions in the Spider and the Fly tale
The piece discusses safety admonitions in folklore with the Spider and the Fly as an example. It notes the use of animal figures to warn against danger and presents the dialogue as a cautionary tale followed by a quip about expertise.
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Fly
Spider
Mr. Spider
Mr.Spider
Behold I am with thee and will keep thee
In illness and distress readers are reminded of God’s promise to be with them and provide comfort. The piece cites Hebrews 13 5 and emphasizes divine presence during worry loss and loneliness. It credits Julien C Hyer as author or signer.
Clergy Debate on Welfare and Private Charities
A speaker argues private charity under voluntary giving is threatened by state welfare programs. The dialogue with Rev. Robert Schuller and Dr. Crane covers taxes, funding church needs, and the role of state versus church aid, praising voluntary giving and criticizing government welfare.
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Rev. Schuller
California
Russia
Robert Schuller
Garden Grove
Jesus
Christ
America
Crane
Peace Corps
Calcium deposits and arteriosclerosis explained by Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses calcium deposits in soft tissues and arteries, the difference from rheumatism, and degeneration processes. He notes calcification can persist after pain fades, questions chronic arthritis labels, and urges readers to send stamped envelopes for pamphlets while addressing calcium and nutrition.
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Pocket Cyclopedia of Health
Plaster of Paris
Television and NBC WFEM Summary
A fragmentary OCR note references television and NBC WFEM with unclear context or event details. Names, places, and dates are not discernible, leaving a minimal item about broadcasting or station identifiers.
Schedule items and names from Farm Front broadcast listing
A fragmented page lists schedule lines including 8-CBs wish segments and a mix of program titles and names. Entries mention Christopher Program Gusnel Caravan Gospel Caray and Warren Walker with international and life line light time notes. The legible items suggest a radio or TV listing sequence with assorted show titles and hosts.
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Smin
Farm Front Farm Front
Christopher
Gusnel Caravan Gospel
Caray
Warren Walker
Continental Comment Life Line Light Time International
Cecil Beany
Cecil Bullwinkle
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