Plaid and White Revue Show At Highland High
Editorial notes bright spots amid youth criticism and highlights Highland High School Gand annual Plaid and White Revue. The show, featuring Wititad Pull the Magic Dragon, showcases band talent and wholesome entertainment while funding the Highland Band's music program through ticket sales.
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Wititad
Madison County
Indiana
Highland
Highland Band
Public Strike Remedy and Proposed Arbitration
The New York garbage crisis highlights the need to protect vital public services while honoring workers rights to bargain and strike. Arbitration emerges as a potential solution, with AFL-CIO President Meany endorsing voluntary impartial arbitration between unions and government units.
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New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Spitball Rule Provokes Outcry Across Baseball
The old rule banning the spitball sparked loud debate as players resist change and fans grow impatient. Rules now require keeping the pitching hand away from the mouth, with warnings for infractions, yet the enforcement slows games and invites ridicule.
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Avery
Joe Doakes
Mexico Telephone Stock Yields Near Nine Percent
Reader asks about investing in Mexico Telephone stock guaranteed by government and Mosican peso stability. Advisor notes currency risk but sees potential for steady growth, mentions Southern Natural Gas and Na W Financiers as 9 percent yields, recommends holding stocks with upward earnings trend.
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Mavella
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HW. Y. A
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M.A
Southern Natural Gas
Mort
Boise Casene
Roger Spears
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Ierale
Grand Central Station
New York
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Buckley calls for restraint on Vietnam troop buildup
Buckley argues Westmoreland should be denied two hundred thousand more troops in Vietnam. He faults optimism and questions escalation while urging restraint and a focus on avoiding broader war, warning against overreliance on bombing and urging careful weighing of U.S. commitments.
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Churchill
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Lord Keynes
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Vietnam
AleNamara
Senate
McNamara
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Lyndon Jahnson
Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Arthur Schlesinger
Kenneth Galbraith
Rober Kennedy
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Vietsat
Len
Uist
Johnson
Brady's Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady defends nutrition advances and his AMA affiliation, recounting clashes over medical education, the rise of nutritional science, and a 1950 meeting with AMA leaders. He denies claims he was expelled from the AMA, recounting personal history and inviting readers to send stamped envelopes for replies.
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OIA
American Medical Associaton
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Ept
Europe
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America
Yong Dr. Semmelweiss
Tofferson Medical School
U. of F Medical School
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A.M.A
Journal
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American Medical Association
Am.a
AAA
Fishbein
Tony
AMA
Dr. Brady
Willian Brady
el Camino
South Deverly Hills
California
Dr. Grane
Mellat
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Worry Clinic Promotes Youth Voter Engineering and Political Advice
Dr George W Crane and publisher Mr Mirsch urge teens to study efficiency rules and a booklet on political influence. They claim youth voter power can steer elections and advocate drastic reforms, from disbanding political machines to taxing strategies and social security shifts.
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Indianapolis
Crane
Bobby Kennedy
Dobby Kennedy
Claréieé
Matiion
Notre Dame
den Manian
Céngréssis
Sola Security Ents
Siarty
Siprémé Court
Nut
Uncle Sam
Soma
Marshall
Republic
Fragmented quotes on cities and society from diverse figures
A miscellaneous collection of quotes and paraphrased remarks about smoking, urban life, city halls, rehabilitation, education, and war widow duties. Notable voices include William Wade, Louis B. Seltzer, Bergen Evans, Andrew Heiskell, and an Associated Press dispatch, reflecting skepticism toward modern governance and social values.
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York City
City Hall
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Harlem
San Francisco
Andrew Heiskell
Urben Cyalilios Taé
Greece
Dane
Associated Press
Berkeley Style Riots Hit British Universities
Russell Kirk notes student demonstrations across Britain target government officials and policies. At Manchester and Oxford colleges protests disrupt lectures and clash with police, linked to funding cuts and pro Vietnam activism. Authors warn such activism could threaten academic order and turn campuses into strongholds of extremism.
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Britain
England
Washington
Manchester University
Wilson
Patrick Gordon Walker
Nulfiord College
Oxford
Leicester
London School of Economics
Shoms
Pat
Othe R
Landon School
America
Greatest Civil War naval tragedy and piracy battles
A Civil War era tragedy involved the Sultanna exploding with 3000 Union soldiers and families, drowning over 1700 aboard a Mississippi river passage. The Sea Gull, early Navy steamship, fought piracy along the Atlantic coast, potentially ending Atlantic piracy. The Jokes/Jones body was found in Paris and later transferred to the U S Naval Academy Chapel in 1913.
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Atlantic
John Paul Jokes
Paris
France
Jones
U.S. Naval Academy Cakpel
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