Stop Glue Sniffing Says Anderson Police
Editors urge action as Anderson police report 4 to 8 daily complaints about glue sniffing by youths 9 and older. Medical officials warn of brain and organ damage and police call for tighter sales controls and prosecution to curb the dangerous habit.
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Angerson
Acheson backs Rhodesia stance in unorthodox critique
Former secretary of state Dean Acheson writes in the Washington Post that the United Nations and Britain attack on Rhodesia is illegal despite Sanction rhetoric. He clashes with U S policy favoring a boycott and questions U S aims while noting Rhodesia's 1923 constitution autonomy. The piece prompts a Washington explanation amid ongoing debates.
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United Kingdom
Rhodesia
Dean Acheson
Washington Post
Washington
Britain
United States
Acheson
Arthur Goldberg
Sian
Canada
Australia
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Wilson
McNamara Questioned On Vietnam Air War Claims
The writer references U S air force claims of destroying 16 MiGs on the ground in North Vietnam and questions whether Defense Secretary McNamara has studied Israeli training films.
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Defense
McNamara
Israel
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear aims for long term growth
Instructions for building a personal mutual fund with equal dollar purchases in Baxter Laboratories Kristol Myers Consolidated Foods and Foxboro as initial holdings. Suggests diversifying into Union Oil of California Litton Industries Burrus Burrus Plough and later Avon American Home Products Canes. Advises higher growth stocks for grandchildren education replacing income-oriented picks. Includes order form for a 48 page guide and a constitutional preamble at end.
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Kristol Myers
Consolidated Foods
Foxboro
Union OM of California
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Burroushs
Plough, Inc
Avon
Creole Petroleum, Commercial Credit
National Securities Stock Fund
M. G
National Securities Growth Stock Fund
General Telephone
Green
Grant
Roger Spear
Roger BE. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea. Corp
Kosygin Heads to UN in New York Amid Cold War Clash
The column analyzes Aleksei Kosygin’s UN trip as a potential bid to gain leverage against Israel, win a US meeting, or conceal a power split with Brezhnev. It warns the UN will host sharp rhetoric rather than full diplomacy and foresees a tense, risky week at the world stage.
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Isaiah Berlin
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Lenin
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Israel
England
West
Nasser
Gulf of Ataba
WU ‘Thant
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
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Indonesia
Aspirin Seen as Simple Arthritis Remedy Amid Theories
A science writer cites many theories on arthritis but finds aspirin the only practical remedy. The piece notes aspirin’s analgesic effects with few side effects yet warns of risks like stomach ulcers, kidney damage, and possible addiction if misused. The writer questions the value of new prescriptions and urges caution in labeling chronic joint disability.
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Ote
Basleda
Nolwill
da Marca
The Worry Clinic Explains Teasing as Camouflage for Affection
Dr. Crane discusses teen teasing as a disguised sign of fondness in boys during the gang stage. Lita V. confesses misery over red hair teasing. readers are urged to smile and respond kindly while sending for “Tests for Sweethearts” and related materials from Mellor, Indiana.
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Limericks and wordplay on English oddities
A fragment discusses nonsense in English verse and presents several limericks with playful misspellings and homophone puns. It mentions an American saying about the average man and notes humorous misstatements about faith healing and dietary claims.
Economic Ills Raise Alarm Over United States Deficit
Economists warn the national economy faces danger from a growing deficit as Secretary Fowler forecasts an $11 billion shortfall amid requests to raise the debt limit. Non defense spending has surged while defense programs expand, threatening inflation and fiscal instability despite a strong economy and Great Society aims.
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Bega
United States
Lyndon
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Vietnam
U . Secretary of Defense
Robert
McNamara
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Iit
Great Society
Americans For Democratic Action
Rohnson
Venticare
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Survival at sea: less common practices and tips
A compilation of survival ideas for shipwreck situations. Emphasizes staying calm and communicating, obeying command, climbing down rather than leaping, jumping feet first when needed, using life jackets correctly, avoiding debris, swimming with windward exits, gathering life rafts, and practicing swimming to build confidence before an emergency.
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Reaver
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