Editorial on Vietnam Talks and De Gaulle Mediation
The piece notes Harriman rejected De Gaulle's offer to mediate US North Vietnam talks. It mocks De Gaulle’s meddling and highlights France's chaotic situation amid Algerian and political tensions. It warns of a polarized Paris with potential shifts in government and rising unrest at the Sorbonne.
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Paris
Vietnam
United States
W. Averell Harriman
de Gaulle
North Vietnam
Harriman
Charles
France
Sorbonne
Sweden Welfare State Tax Burden Examined
The piece argues Sweden’s cradle to grave welfare system is not free noting US taxes around 22 percent for a single person and 18 percent for a married couple. It claims Sweden’s total taxes exceed 40 percent for the average worker and higher rates for middle incomes, linking high taxation to reduced liberty.
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Sweden
United States
Europe
Platforst
Paul Samuelson
U. S
Sidney Hook on campus unrest and academic freedom
A leading philosopher criticizes student uprisings at Columbia and other campuses. He argues that class struggle belongs in theory, not in university action, and warns that violent protest threatens academic and broader freedoms. He notes dissonance between student dissent and teachers who protected academic freedom. He urges students to embrace thought before action.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Sidney Hook
New York University
Hook
Growth and Dividend Stocks for a 45 Year Old Investor
A Working mother asks about growing and sustaining income from inherited funds. The adviser suggests Diversifying beyond tobacco holdings Reynolds Tobacco for income while American Hoist and Tegneto and American Telephone show growth potential Union Carbide could be swapped for Cook Coffee. For children’s savings, Continental Telephone G Computer and Ramada Inns are considered but may be risky. The advisor cautions about stock fluctuations and recommends education as the best introduction to investing.
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American Tel
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Heynolds Tobacco
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Tegneto, Inc
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G. U. Computer
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Placing The Fryman Plan And Welfare Reform
Buckley argues for flexible exchange rates and abolishing gold purchases, urging Fried man Plan tax reforms including higher exemptions and a negative income tax to replace federal welfare. He warns on poverty by self discipline, endorses minimum wage reassessment, and cites effects on minority teen unemployment.
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Norough
Tates
Friedman
New York City
America
Yale
Chronic rheumatism vs arthritis claims in medical discourse
An author criticizes mislabeling of chronic joint disability as arthritis, arguing true chronic rheumatism is degeneration of joint tissues caused by nutritional deficiency. He cites Osler, condemns weighting by ring-hammer sellers, and urges dietary reform as cure or prevention.
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Dolor
Aubor
Pabor
William Osler
Osler
Brady
Wives urged to aid new doctors by steadying their ladder
Beth and other wives are urged to support husbands starting private practice by public relations, meeting women in daily life, and modeling professional conduct. The article stresses avoiding tobacco and alcohol, presenting scientific morals, and the wife’s role in recruiting early patients to build a practice.
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Charles Kendall
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Church Women's Society
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W. B. Garrison
Folklore Reflections on Time Change and Old Sayings
Indiana confusion over time changes yields a parable about oats and waking days. A farmer and his tired helper discuss getting up to harvest tame oats, while an editor links proverbs to wartime shipbuilding ingenuity and improvisation.
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Indiana
To The Point Manners As Power Keeps The Peace
The essay argues manners restrain brutality and aid dialogue even with tyrants. It cites Dr Freund and Hitler anecdotes to show civility softens confrontation. It contrasts 18th century refinement with modern blunt diplomacy and notes diplomacy once kept peace.
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James Russell Lowell
Adolf Hitler
Miter
Laxhurg Freend
Freond
Hitler
Dr. Freund
America
Dr. Guillotin
Navy chaplains in Vietnam set record for air of devotion
The Navy’s chaplains in Vietnam form the largest concentration ever deployed to shore duty in a single area. About 59 percent of the 1,072 Navy chaplains are in Vietnam to provide spiritual support to Navy men and Marines, delivering urgent ministry amid the buildup.
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Artich
Vietnam
Amphibious Force
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