Explosive Crime Commission Report Suppressed?
An unissued 63 page Crime Commission report by Robert Blakey allegedly details syndicate control over judges officials and even newsmen. Supposedly concealed in a Suitland Maryland warehouse the document is claimed to influence the presidential race. Critics call for full disclosure to taxpayers voters and citizens.
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President's Crimes Commission
General Services Act
Suitland
Washington
Chicago
Robert Blakey
Crime Commission
Commission
Blakey
Notre Dame
Justice Department
Locking Up The Guns Sparks Congressional Outcry
An Army sergeant in Vietnam writes his wife asking how she would feel surrounded by the enemy without a weapon. Reps. Kleppe and Schadeberg criticize Pentagon policy for locking up weapons, citing soldiers exposed to Viet Cong shelling and arguing civilian meddling in military matters. The Defense Department says some arms are secured to prevent indiscriminate shooting, but critics demand immediate changes to keep soldiers armed in danger.
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Vietnam
Pentagon
Thomas 8. Kleppe
South Dakota
Henry C.schadenberg
Wisconsin
Defense Department
Schadeberg
Kleppe
Mieppe
Cormand
House
Senate
Physicians urged to lead a better society through service
Dr Melford O Rouse head of the American Medical Association urges physicians to shoulder expanded social responsibilities. He says federal programs cannot ensure success without the medical profession’s integrity and high quality care. He calls for physicians to study society’s needs and set an example of civic service in their communities.
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Melford O. Rouse
American Medical Association
de Rouse
Speculative Swings and Growth Picks For Long Term Investors
In a seven year trading experience the writer suggests balancing risk with growth stocks. Recommends considering Electronic Associates potential control by Control Data, Associated Products earnings rise, and holding Rigel Textile for potential long term gains though 1968 earnings may dip. Advises using growth stocks from the column for replacements and notes a starter plan of $300 to $600 to buy Transamerica and Baxter Laboratories for long term growth.
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Radio Corp
Electronic Associates
Rigel
D.H. A
Transamerica
Baxter” Laboratories
New York Exchange
Are American Birth Rates Falling Across The Nation
An article surveys the decline in U.S. births from early 20th century highs to a modern low, citing Arthur A. Campbell and Roger C. Cook. It discusses economic and social factors, including welfare, education costs, urban living, and cultural shifts, debating whether the trend reflects decadence or healthy restraint.
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America
U.S
India
China
Egypt
Europe
aArthur A. Campbell
National Center For Health Statistics
Roger C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau
Mr. Cook
Johnny
College
Yale
Dartmouth
Ivy League
Monica
Teddeem
Gen
Fea. Corp
Vitamin B Complex for Baby Health Advice From Dr Brady
A health service column cites early signs of vitamin B deficiency in infants and children, urges a daily vitamin B complex supplement, and notes signs like pyloric stenosis and indigestion may reflect insufficient intake. Readers are invited to send brief letters to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills for guidance.
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Bates
Hoyle
Doc Brady
Shea
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry By Or George W Crane Memorial of a Mother
George W Crane recalls the loss of his mother just before Mother's Day and Mariano Wright ferries his memories into an editorial about motherhood. The piece includes quotes about mothers as angels without wings and cites proverbs on God's care and Lincoln. It honors a mother who shaped a life with rich memories and enduring influence.
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Case Fisé
Bots Wright
Biller
Lincoln
Bob Wright
Mother's Day Tribute Encourages Kind Remembrances
The piece reflects on a mother’s influence through Bob Wright’s praise of a mother who valued conscience, books, and family. It urges youths to honor elderly parents, possibly in nursing homes, by joining a “League of the Golden Pen” and sending cheerful greetings and requests for parental tests, with guidance for contacting Dr. Crane for personal advice.
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Hob
Rob
Sisten
Bob Wright
Peter Pan
Het
Folklore and Childhood Insights by William Wade
A reflective piece on childhood folklore, illustrating a parent child dialogue about the sun and life lessons. It contrasts curious inquiries with adult impatience and notes the view that knowledge of old times helps grasp modern life.
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Therm
Ron
Ife
Anvervican
Youth trends reveal more good in new sociological shift
Paul Harvey reports a Columbus survey on youth activities showing rising home canning sales, sewing, gardening, 4-H membership, and homemaker interest. Despite mischief headlines, data from Nielsen and Kerr notes increased home arts engagement, gardening growth, and early marriages, suggesting a shift toward responsibility.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. C. Nielsen
Kerr
Wial
Dir
First Woman Visit to Antarctica and the Claims
The article surveys who was the first woman to visit Antarctica, noting Soviet claims and later travelers. It cites Edith Renne in 1945 with her husband in Marguerite Bay, Jennie Darlington with Harry Renne, Ruth Kelly and Pat Hepinstall, and airline crews accompanying Sea Bees and Pan American flights to McMurdo, framing the question as unsettled and largely publicity driven.
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Antarctic
National Science Foundation
Academy of Sciences
United States Navy
Renne
Margaruie Bay
Pahner Peninsula
Edith
Jackie) Renne
Jennie Darlington
Harry
Ruth Kelly
Pat Hepinstall
Pan American World Airways
McMurdo
Tey
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Cantengenger
Halried W. Toner
Bras Aily
Raymond A
Tesusvier
Jackson Tane Ton
Indiana
Bayond Indico
Herald
THE
Associated Press
AP News
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Wright
William Wade
Son
Dad
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Harvey
James B. Martin
Alartin
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