Editorials defend decisive victory against communism
The piece argues that limited warfare in Asia risks loss, citing Grant, Eisenhower, and MacArthur to illustrate how victory shaped history. It warns that appeasement invites broader Soviet and global communist advances, urging faith in military victory and rejecting pacifist counsel.
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Washington
Korea
Vietnam
U.S. Grant
Mason-Dixon Line
Eisenhower
Rhine
American Air Corps
Germany
England
Russia
Hitler
Southeast Asia
Communist Front
Red Strategy
Asia
Europe
West Point
Latta charges Trowbridge over export report delay
Ohio Representative Delbert Latta announces that Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge violated the Export Control Act by not filing a required quarterly report due May 15 and missing as of June 7. Latta emphasizes the report would show U.S. trade figures with Communist Europe and the Soviet Union amid rising global tensions.
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Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Soviet Union
Latta
U.S
Eastern Europe
Successful Investing column insights by Roger E Spear
In this column Roger E Spear discusses investment choices for a 52 year old with 50k insurance 25k savings and 15k investable. He suggests shifting Kroger toward Californian utilities Commonwealth Edison and lists yields for International Harvester and Marshall Field. A reader asks about gold prices and Spear notes a 1930s rise and potential beneficiaries France and Russia, predicting low likelihood Washington will favor them soon. He signs off noting he cannot answer all mail personally.
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American Telephone
Universal Oil Products
Air Reduction
Kroger
Jersey
T Spear
California
Commonwealth Edison
France
Russia
Washington
Spear
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Regional newspaper masthead and help page details
The item lists the Daily and Sunday publication schedule with Monday excluded, followed by a subscription rate table. Names Robert E Jackson Jane Toner Scott Charles W Laughlin Raymond A Reed are shown as officers including President and Manager Vice-President Secretary Treasurer. Rates include one week by carrier and annual by mail with different regional prices for Moditon Indiana and outside counties.
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Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
Carrer
Moditon
Indiana
The Doctor Is Losing His Voice In Public Policy Talk
Paul Harvey warns that medical policy debates suffer from overreliance on official spokesmen. He argues the Surgeon General and AMA influence shape Medicare and drug policy, urging an independent medical statesman to speak for public health interests amid government messaging.
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Philipty
Phil 4
Big Steel
United States
Er Twan
Medicare
Dunsingame
AMA Journal
AMA
Brey
Ateece
Gen
Fea. Corp
Budget Woes Highlight Federal Spending Waste
The piece argues that Congress struggles to track the sprawling federal budget and urges cutting wasteful or outdated programs to prevent deficits and tax hikes. It cites The Wall Street Journal noting fat in Johnsons budget and questions the push for tax increases over trimming.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
Johnson
Belly Breathing and the Pump for Better Health
Dr William Brady outlines belly breathing as a simple daily technique to boost circulation. He describes the physiology, invites readers to request a pamphlet for 10 cents, and notes potential angina relief before closing with a constitutional pledge.
The Worry Clinic on Feeling Tone in Ads
Dr. George W. C explains feeling tone in advertising and how word choice can violate it. The discussion uses examples of masculine or feminine cues and how terms like skinny or kid affect perception, noting implications for coeds and romance ads. A request for personal guidance notes sending 20 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Opec
Advertising College
Newsroom debates over word choices and grammar analyzed
A discussion among reporters and editors centers on a controversial line about a kidnapped boy in California. The piece examines how terms like hiatus and onus are used, noting editors warn against sacrificing grammar for color and clarity. An American saying on eulogy rounds out the column.
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Hellweather
Abel Pally
News Dispatch
Enduring peace plan for Levant with UN role and borders
Opinion argues Israel must accept international mediation for a lasting settlement. Proposals include Jerusalem under UN control, Suez Canal internationalized, neutral zone with international force, Sinai to Israel with guard rails, and a phased, compensated redraw of frontiers benefiting Israel Jordan and Egypt in turn.
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Israel
United Nations
Levant
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Sierra Leone
Malta
Pitcairn Island
United States
Britain
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
an_ international commission
Sinai
Tiran
Palestine
Nablus
Jericho
Frithsrael
Fi Rians
Sea of Galilee
NablusJereho
Saunn
World Wide News Shipwise Oct 31 Thriller
The South Pole was conquered after 45 years with the American Expedition landing at 59 degrees below zero aboard the C-47 Que Sera Sera. The aircraft refueled, filmed, then airlifted back to camp, later dismantled for Washington Air Museum. A second craft, the Little Horrible, acted as a taxi and set a 35 minute ice route from Williams Field to McMurdo Base. The mission showcased endurance and dramatic feats by a multinational team.
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South Pole
George J. Wi
de Martin
Jeto
Antarctic
Washington Air Museum
Williams Field
McMurdo Base
Te Fotenae
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