Riots and uprisings tied to Cuba and Vietnam, 1966
Editorial outlines a pattern linking U.S. campus riots to Havana and the Tricontinental Organization. It cites Columbia University clashes led by Mark Rudd and Carmichael, connects solidarity weeks with Vietnam, and argues communists orchestrate disturbances across campuses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialistic
Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuba
Havana
United States
Vietnam
Students For A Democratic Society
Columbia University
Mark Rudd
Rudd
Communist Mobilization Committee
SDS
Student
Afro-American Society
Tricontinental Organization
Stokely
Black United Front
Carmichael
Hammond Hall
Grayson Kirk
Ciuty
United Black Front
Washington, D.C
Walter Fauntroy
OLAS
Morningside Heights
Harlem
Tn Acres
Columbia
Institute of Defense Analysis
America
Free Cuba Committee
Radio Liberacion
Trinity College
Boston University
Stanford Umiversity
Long Island University
Investment guidance on growth and income stocks from Rogers Spear
A reader seeks both growth and yield and is advised to hold select utilities and growth stocks while selling part of the list for reinvestment. Suggestions include Florida Power, Gen Telephone, Gen Public Utilities, IJnt Harvester, Montana-Dakota Utilities, Jersey Semiard, Texas Eastern Transmission, Amer Hospital, Lillon, Hewlett-Packard, Radio Corp, Combustion Eng, General Motors, and Conso Foods with cash dividends. Annuity option proposed to replace stop-payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gen. Telephone
Gen
Public Utilities
Int. Harvester
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Jersey
Semiard
Texas
Amer Hospital
Lillon
Hewlett-Packard
Otter
Radio Corp
General Motors
Commonwealth Edison
Duquesne Light
Michigan
Spear
Fea, Corp
Harvey steelworkers urged to negotiate to protect jobs
Paul Harvey argues that importing foreign steel and products harms American workers. He cites 1957 trade imbalances, job losses, and foreign competition while praising Kenneth Daniel of American Cast Iron Pipe Co for buying only American steel. He warns higher wages without productivity gains could push more customers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Curtain
Sem
United States
You
Ancla Sam
America
U.S
Gen
Fea. Corp
Rockefeller's renewed oddity in Miami race
Rockefeller pursues the 1968 Republican nomination with heavy advertising and speeches despite waning support. Nixon leads in polls and New Jersey write-ins while key backers shift stance. Laird urges Rockefeller to withdraw as party unity frays around the Miami convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Miami
Richard Niven
Nelson Hoskeeller
Nixon
Charles Percy
Ho Chi Minh
Rap Brown
Fiis
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
Laing
Robert Kennedy
White House
New Jersey
Rockefeler
Harold Stassen
United States
New York
Oda Rockefeller
New York State
Oregon
Stazsen
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Tom McCall
Thruston Moreton
Kentucky
Thomas Kuchel
California
Fea
Carp
Constitution Preamble Text
The passage announces the US Constitution founding preamble stating goals to form a stronger Union establish justice ensure domestic peace provide for defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for citizens and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States of America
The Worry Clinic Medicare Dilemma and Elder Care
Dr George W discusses patient attitudes toward hospitals and nursing homes in Medicare era. He warns against turning hospitals into aging care centers and urges exercise for those over fifty using an aluminum walker to prevent joint stiffness.
Folklore verse on spring signs and summer weather
A collection of rhymes and sayings about spring observations and summer forecasts. Quoted verses describe creeping grasses ash and oak mishaps and smoke in fire seasons, with anonymous authors and references to seasonal birds and earth’s blooming bosom.
Iodine and Health Myths From Dr Brady’s Letter
Dr Brady argues iodine deficiency is the primary cause of goiter and hypothyroidism while iodized salt is a modest prophylactic. He cites historical views, notes limited daily iodine intake, and invites readers to request a pamphlet “The Iodine Ration” by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andura
Madison
Tountias
Indiana
Nagre
Berner
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Hirsh
Goiter
Marco Polo
Central Asia
Brady
Wiliam Bredy
el Camino
South Beveerly Hills
California
New Naval Academy Chief Named James F Calvert
Rear Admiral James F. Calvert USN selected as superintendent of the U S Naval Academy replacing Rear Admiral Draper Kauffman USN who has served since June 1985. Calvert, 47, from Cleveland, commanded the nuclear submarine USS Skate, first to surface at the North Pole in February 1959, and most recently led NATO/European tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
James F. Calvert
USN
U.S. Naval Academy
Te Bill
Draper
Skate
North Pole
Calvert
Brulgae Eset Mozilla
Mediterranean
Ofice
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Rogers, Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Giorge
Crittenberger
Wess Waleied W. Toner Wice
Hd AF
En Anneal Seaaaalt
Molende. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Caamles W. Laugkain Raymond A. Rico Secretary
Treaverer
al AP
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
George W
Jennie Crane
Leli
Sam
Bob
William Wade
Brady's Health Service
James B. Martin
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