LSD and faith contrasted by Peel in Drug-Taking critique
Editorial summarizes Robert Peel stance that drugs treat surface symptoms and do not address core issues. It questions whether humans are mere physical beings and argues that true peace comes from addressing spiritual sources. Peel contends intelligence and love cannot arise from atoms and that God as Divine Mind provides these qualities. The piece concludes LSD cannot equal Christian experience.
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Robert Peel
Peel
God
Gold backing ends in U S currency era debate
A 1967 letter argues the United States should retain its gold reserves to back currency and criticizes Sen. Vance Hartke's plan to end the 25 percent gold reserve requirement. It blames inflation on Kennedy and Johnson policy and calls for fiscal restraint.
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United States
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Senate
Sen. Hartke
Kennedy
Johnson
Situs Picketing Bill Faces House Rules Committee
The situs picketing bill H.R.100 moves through the House Rules Committee as sponsors Rep. Frank Thompson and Sen. Wayne Morse frame it as a minor labor law change. Critics warn a single picket could halt an entire construction project with immunity from secondary boycott laws, dubbing common situs as "lots of trouble."
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House Rules Committee
Congress
Frank Thompson
D-N.j
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ried
Advising on Low-Priced Stocks and Mutual Funds
Roger Spear cautions against holding low priced speculative stocks American Electronics Pentron and Wilshire Oil Texas Oil & Gas offers growth switch. He clarifies mutual funds criticism centers on fees not fund management and advises retention if performance is solid.
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American Electronics, Inc
Pentron “Electronics
Alamera Oil
Wilshire Oil
Texas
Dinean
American Electronic Laboratories
Tre
American Exchange
Asamera
Pentron
Wilshire
Texas Oil & Gas
J. D
SEC
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea. Corp
Conservatism a Youth Movement Captures Campus Energy
In a piece by Thurman Sensing, conservatism is portrayed as a thriving youth movement within American colleges. The essay argues young voters seek work, homes, and leisure under free enterprise, while criticizing federal subsidies and urging clear, modern messaging to showcase capitalism’s benefits.
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United States
Vietnam
National Review
America
Brady Health Advice on Venostasis and Home Remedies
A Dr Brady health column discusses venostasis in the splanchnic pool, its possible signs like varicose veins and high blood pressure, and offers home exercise tips. It advertises a pamphlet and requests a stamped envelope for readers seeking guidance, noting only brief letters will be answered.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Prayer, psychology, and the mind in Sunday School
In a Sunday School session Laura F aged 16 asks if God notices prayers and why requests seem unanswered. The sermon contrasts selfish gimme prayers with legitimate pleas, explaining receiving means a broader perspective and the right outcome. It warns about psychological static from anger fear or jealousy obstructing prayer and urges exten tive, unselfish prayer while promoting a booklet offer.
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Laura
Jesus
Laura F
Factual guessing game on U S facts and trivia
Readers test knowledge on the Mason Dixon line artificial snowstorms and U S geography as the article presents a quiz with questions and stated answers. It notes tour visits to the White House and ends with a humorous taxpayer quote from an American saying.
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White House
Lyndon Johnson
George Wé
Wade
Dixie
United States
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Mt. Greylock
Mass
Greece
Rhea
Jupiter
Pluto
Neptune
Juno
Ceres
Vesta
California
Dream House Dreams and a Sherlock Holmes Estate
Paul Harvey muses on the dream house as a fragile symbol of memory and emotion. He recalls William Gillette whose medieval fortress like home on a Connecticut hill was built with meticulous care and later left to the state for visitors. The piece argues some endure attachments to places even as others vanish in vandalism and time.
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Nordhoff
Hall
Don Blanding
Carmel
Calif
Ali
Copia
Harvey
Harveys
Miser Gillet
Connecticut River
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
John Barrymore
Richard Burton
Connecticut
Mister Gillette
Gen
Fea. Corp
Shipwise by James B. Martin to TRS G on High Seas
A wartime analysis argues that Soviet naval power expands while the United States lags in open-ocean reach. It notes the Submarine fleet and ballistic missile capability, Russian fishing vessels as listening posts, and the need to mobilize American resolve against international communism to safeguard survival.
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Edwin M. Hood
Council of America
Ruthissia
Martin
United Tes
Revie
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