Exposed Corruption in Vietnam War Under Lederer Book
Editorial summary of William Lederer's forthcoming Our Own Worst Enemy alleging U S and South Vietnamese graft in Vietnam. It cites a black market worth billions, theft at PX stores, unpoliced unloading and corrupted officials, and calls for taxpayer scrutiny of U S policy and Great Society aims.
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U.S
Vietnam
William Lederer
Lederer
WW. Norton Company
Saturday Evening Post
Acmy Supply
Saigon
Cambodia
Department of Defense Electronics
Ledeper
South Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Creative Competition For Better Government From Business
J Henry Smith president of Equitable Life Assurance Society argued that business should identify critical problems and take initiative to address them before Washington acts. He asserted polls show people favor viable private alternatives to government action and that creative competition between business and government could provide that option.
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J. Henry Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Washington
This Is Democracy cross nation by student protests
The piece argues that large colleges with thousands of students are crippled or closed by small groups of demonstrators and rulers. It calls trustees and administrators to crack down on violators and safeguard the law-abiding majority, claiming this is a teaching moment about democracy.
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Balanced Bond and Preferred Stock Plan For Retirees
Retirees plan to sell their home and invest about $20,000. They consider five preferred issues and a high quality bond to balance two growth funds. The advisor favors mixing about $8,000 in bonds with $12,000 in preferreds, plus growth exposure to achieve a balanced income and growth portfolio.
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Consumers Power
Christiana Securities
DuPont
Gen. Majors
Philadelphia Elles
Christiana
Surance
Enterprise
Penn Square
Dolae Ware
Papadopoulos Faces Greek Crisis With Calculated Resolve
Willan Buckley profiles Prime Minister George Papadopoulos as a determined and controversial Greek leader. The interview reveals a man who wields blunt rhetoric and a readiness to use drastic means to defend state order. He emphasizes national dignity, insists democracy endures, and warns against Communist influence while criticizing Western liberal hypocrisy.
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TRE Hoss
Athens
George Papadophilos
Greece
Auukle
Papadopoulos
Papa
Hemorrhoid treatment guidance from Dr Brady's clinic
A reader seeks ambulant injection treatment for hemorrhoids offering guidance on needle surgery. Dr Brady explains few local doctors provide such care, cautions about unreliable claims, and recommends consulting a trusted physician personally. He notes he cannot list doctors due to variable skill and time, and invites brief, inked letters to his California address for responses.
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Howling Green
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Bey
City Hills
California
The Worry and Divorce Threats in Public Health
Dr. Lester Breslow cites California divorce nearly 50 percent and links alcohol abuse illness and death to nonchurch involvement. The piece argues marriage reduces disease and suicide and frames church activity as protective, tying biblical references to social health data.
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Lester Breslow
California Department of Public Health
California
Uist
Crane
Breslow
Adam
Eve
Happy marriages seen as path to longer life and peace
A curious essay argues that marriage promotes health and order, dubbing the spouse an unofficial psychiatrist and noting benefits like shared routines, caregiving, and lower conflict. It links high divorce rates to television and magazines, urging readers to rely on horse sense and church values, and offers a pamphlet for a fee.
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California
Ithe
Scouts
YMGA
Sune Day
Folklore and Timely Quotes From Notable Figures
A collection of quotations reflecting debates on timber and conservation, art and self-expression, international diplomacy, employment policy, distribution as a global mechanism, government work, and social attitudes. Notable mentions include Howard Mumford Jones, Truman, Walter Reuther, Red Skelton, and anonymous voices.
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Howard Mumford Jones
Down with Primaries Says Russell Kirk
A reader letter laments primaries weakening party coherence and increasing spending. It argues cross over voting harms party unity, cites Indiana and Wisconsin cases, questions whether primaries yield stronger candidates, and notes Nixon and Harpheny dynamics.
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New Orleans
Indiana
Nixon
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Britain
Yours Truly
Harpheny
Mumphrey
Kennedy
USS New Jersey Reentry and Log Highlights From Wartime Service
A historical note recalls the USS New Jersey as the world’s famed battleship and shares excerpts from its War Log 1918 to 1943. Compiled by a neighbor’s son and a former officer, the log covers launch day May 23 193 Commissioning, 1943 underway, Caribbean shakedown, and months of live-fire gunnery practice.
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U.S. New Jersey
New Jersey
Martin Taw Schrenker
Philip Schrenkee
U. S. Navy
Mr. Schrenker
USS New Jersey
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Jay
Chas. A. Edison
Carl Fy
Holden
Staten Island
Caribbean
Trinidad
Maine
Row
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