Flag burning and deportation calls spark national debate
Editorial blast at flag burnings and draft card destruction as un-American acts. It criticizes beat culture and praises responsible citizens, cites Madrid flag desecration and Indiana State University professor Scott Chisholm, and urges deportation of the guest professor amid anti-American sentiment.
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Madrid
United States
Terre Haute
Indiana State University
Scott Chisholm
Canada
Kookie
Richard L. Roudebush
Shortchanging The Farmer By Great Society Critique
The House Republican Task Force on Agriculture reports farmers are shortchanged by administrative tactics and low prices. Farm debt now stands at 45.8 billion dollars, with 122000 farms exiting last year and 82000 dropouts projected. Personal income from non-farm sources rose eight percent from March 1966 to March this year while farm income fell 16 percent, prompting calls to rectify the situation.
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United States
Great Society
House
Republican Task Force On
Task Force
Odin Langen
Minnesota
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Department of Agriculture
Keep Your Hands Off Property Says Simple Rule
An FBI report notes crime rose 11 percent in 1966 from 1965 and Congress considers a 25 million juvenile crime program. A simple undemanding approach is to teach children early to respect others property at home school and college with emphasis on staying out of others affairs. The piece argues property rights begin in the home.
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FBI
U.S
Successful Investing Advice for a Low-Income Investor Portfolio
Retired investor with $19,000 savings asks about stock moves to boost income. Textron yields 18 percent. keep for inflation protection or switch to Tennesee to raise income. Suggests selling Banff Oil and switching to Associated Investment for stability and 6 percent yield. convert Continental Oil preferred for income while preserving estate value. Std. Oil of New Jersey offers higher income but dampens growth. Final guidance emphasizes balancing income and growth, with market caution and a note about Roger Spear’s guide for purchase.
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George Kulnam
Textron
Tenneen
Rainbow Lake
R. P
Oil
New Jersey
Roger Spew
Roger E. Spear
Crean Rk
NOY
Fea. Corp
Gold crisis and dollars risk in postwar finance warned
Walter Salant of the Brookings Institution warns that the U S gold supply has fallen to 13.1 billion dollars and foreigners hold 27 billion, risking a collapse of monetary stability if gold demands rise. The piece notes wartime gifts, foreign aid, and debtors like France as pressures mount, with calls to back money by gold and threats of a go off gold scenario. The column links sex to urgency, urging readers to pressure debtors and Congress to end certain gold backing requirements.
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Walter Salant
Senoir
Brookings Institution
Harvey
France
United States
Washington
Congress
Europe
Joan
Wort Knox
Brady's Health Service reader letter on hypoglycemia diet
A Minnesota reader shares dramatic recovery after following diet pages 6 and 8 from a health book. The letter urges renaming low blood sugar and cites personal heart attacks and relief from symptoms after dietary changes. Dr Brady declines medical advice, urging readers to consult a physician, with a note on limited letter responses.
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Minnesota
Dr. Brady
M. Abramakinson
M.D
A. W. Piget
Henry Holt and Company
New Ri
Public Library of You
Daefor
Seale Harris
Unit of
Alabama
de. Abrahamson
American Medical Association
Iin
Miss Minnesota
Worry Clinic warns teens on adult status symbols and risky habits
Dr George W Crane urges Sunday school and high school hygiene classes to counter teen longing for adult status symbols through movies and advertising. He cites smoking drinking premature dating and sexual affairs, urging clergy teachers and doctors to present a solid stand against these trends and promote safer dating and delay of sexual activity. He notes high pregnancy rates among seniors and offers a 200 point tests for sweethearts packet with payment instructions.
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Case Cogo
Miriam Dd
Young People's Society
Crane
LFA
Cnliege
Ques tion aid answer games and a touch sense test
A fragment describes a party game of chance where questions and answers are numbered, shuffled, and matched by players. It mentions a touch test with bags containing common items and an overcoat relay for children, ending with an American Saying about equality existing only in a cemetery.
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Wade
Vietnam War and 1968 Presidential Hopefuls
A political column argues the 1968 race will hinge on candidates who vow to prosecute the Vietnam War. It critiques peace protests and figures like Dean Rusk and MLK as fueling surrender myths. It notes Nixon leads among Republicans for tougher Vietnam policy while Romney is portrayed as weak and indecisive.
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Peacente Msilual
Richard Niki
Saigon
Corman Tanaties
Cate
Mer Chi Minh
Southeast Asia
New York
San Francisco
Uiks
Dean Rusk
Marlin Luther King
Hanoi
Volar
Vieliy
Tig
Democratic Party
Neanedy
Mulbright
Henry Wallace
Bawovar
Ani
Peesientiat
Neak Sea
Romney
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
Michigan
Staats
Nixom
North Vietnam
Gallo
Nixon
Wend
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Real Causes Behind World Conflicts Warns Martin
James B. Martin argues wars stem from control of trade routes and sea power. He contends Russia now rivals Britain in naval strength, warning America risks global jeopardy if it ignores shifting power and trade dynamics.
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Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Africa
Lo Saul Aiert
Dapan
Europe
United States
Inssta
Wally
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