Editorials Too Little Information About Viet Nam Policy
The piece criticizes the lack of public detail on U S policy decisions in Viet Nam. It notes President Johnson’s briefing with newsmen yielded little new information and argues Americans deserve more transparency about military, economic, and political issues guiding civilian governance prospects. It questions the president’s confidence in information sources.
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Viet Nam
Washington
United States
Johnson
Ambassador Lodge
Bahamas Switches to Decimal Currency Today
The Bahamas announces a decimal currency shift effective today May 25. The move follows other former British dependencies and aims to simplify trade with tourists. The Bahamas issues silver coins including a five dollar piece and a two dollar piece, while other denominations range from 1 to 25 cents.
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Australia
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Bahamas
Western Hemisphere
New Zealand
Great Britain
Britain
Underwater Sabotage Delays Lake Superior Steamer Salvage
The sunken Lake Superior steamer, long favored by divers, was exploded to foil salvage plans. Investigators doubt a raise is feasible now as motives and shadowy actors resemble a TV plot, drawing public threats against salvage supporters.
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Lake Superior
Brady's Health Service on Teeth Care and Hygiene
A Brady health column argues dentists dominate views on pyorrhea and tooth care. It compares brushing, toothpicks, and floss, notes American decay rates, and advises twice yearly dental visits. It also provides mail reply instructions to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills California.
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Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Ugly Senator Fulbright Attacks U S Virtue
The piece argues Senator Fulbright accuses the United States of arrogance and urges resignation as Foreign Relations chair. It defends American strength, criticizes Fulbright for painting the U S as hypocritical, and labels him the Ugly Senator for praising Castro and critiquing U S policy.
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
U.S
Fulbright
American Republic
Barry Goldwater
Sen Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Len Fulbright
Sen. Goldwater
Arkansas
U. S
Sen. Fulbright
Pearl Harbor
Berlin
Safe approach to low priced stocks raises cautions
A reader asks about buying low priced stocks with $5 000 at age 30 and two children. The advisor rejects low priced options, endorses Kerr McGee and Montgomery Ward, and suggests American Cyanamid and Borden Co as diversifiers while advising against Santos Ltd due to high risk. For a bereaved wife with $7 500 the recommendation favors savings and bonds, with a later shift to blue chip growth stocks like Corn Products and Texaco when affordable. A promotion for Roger Spear's Guide to Successful Investing is included.
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Anken Chemical
Kerr-McGee
Montgomery Ward
Santos Ltd
Australia
American Telephone 5
Corn
Texaco
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Judy in Nudist Island Sparks Youth Attitudes Debate
A college trip to Europe includes a Mediterranean stop where Judy and a friend visit a nude camp. She recalls observing adults in bare skin and comments on nudism versus propriety, tying fads to energy release and urging sports and youth programs as better outlets.
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Judy
Europe
University of Vienna
Mediterranean
Vienna
Aaron
Moses
YMCA
Folklore Nonsense Puzzles Language In Odd Rhymes
Odd rhymes and garbled phrases create humorous distortions in words as speakers swap letters and sounds. The piece references a dog, a molice pan, a lum, and strange dialogs in a playful, if nonsensical, linguistic game. An American Saying notes a contract as mutual distrust.
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Difo
Political reform in Viet Nam could have steadied Saigon rule
Inside Washington officials say a 1965 plan to democratize South Viet Nam and elect a national assembly was shelved in favor of pacification. Had reform been pursued, a more orderly response to Buddhist protests might have emerged, boosting U.S. war support despite growing political turmoil.
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Viet Nam
Washington
White House
State Department
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
National Assembly
United States
Coast Guard Ice Patrol Marks Icebergs With Dye Fire
The International Ice Patrol funded by Canada the United States and European nations marks bergs by shooting glass tipped arrows filled with colored dye to create red and yellow splotches. This allows tracking for a week or two to gauge wind and current effects and warn ships in the shipping lanes.
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Coast Guardia
International
United States Coast Guard
Canada
U.S
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Pacific
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