Editorial on Hallucinogens and College Drug Culture
Brief hearings in a Senate Government Operations Subcommittee examine hallucinogenic drugs and the term acid head. The piece notes wide access on campuses, potential student involvement across groups, and questions about legal controls and medical uses amid growing concern.
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Senate
George Playe
University of Chicago
Judiciary
Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Len Robert Kennedy
Inside Car Defects Highlight Holiday Driving Risk
Seasonal warning notes that holiday weekend traffic spikes bring high crash risk due to driver behavior. The piece emphasizes safe driving over vehicle comparisons, urging caution as Memorial Day travel peaks and highway fatalities rise.
Watch Your Hide Taxes as the Price of Civilization
An editorial from Texas critiques rising taxes and government spending. It argues voters fund federal handouts with taxes, questions the value of the so called free lunch, and suggests curbing the Great Society while citizens are alive to enjoy it. It likens taxpayers to sheep and warns of inflation and overhead.
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Texas
Washington
Where Are The Protests
A group of European firms proposed the sale of a $150 million steel mill to Red China. If the war continues, Americans and allies may face weapons forged there. Urge the State Department to protest and consider economic action.
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Red China
State Department
Percy Faces Viet Nam Clash in Kankakee Race
In Kankakee, Charles H. Percy addresses nearly 300 Republicans at the Civic Auditorium as he anchors a Viet Nam focused challenge to three-term Sen. Paul Douglas. The issue shapes a tight race, with Johnson’s Chicago visit weighing against Douglas.
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Illinois
Kankakee
Ill
Johnson
Chicago
McCormick Place
Charles H. Percy
U. S. Senate
Eisenhower
Percy
Viet Nam
United Nations
Honolulu
Chuck Percy
Paul Douglas
Douglas
White House
Douglass
Senate
Mr. Johnson
Ene
Uglas
Richard Nixon
West Side
Midwest
Treatment of Tic Douloureux Alcohol Injections Save Reader
A reader reports relief from tic douloureux after an alcohol injection into the facial nerve, lasting over six months. The writer notes prior failed treatments and cites Dr Brady’s guidance and a general note on the procedure’s risks and need for expert technique.
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Tri Douloureux
Clergy Urged to Cut Sermon Length and Rituals
In a letter to Dr. Crane, a 22 year old seminary student argues that modern worship wastes time with lengthy sermons prayers and music. He cites 20 minute sermons as ideal and notes radio and TV replace in person services. He warns against responsive reading and theatrical choral music that distracts from the spoken word. Mellor of Indiana invites inquiries for personal advice.
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Abel G
Crane
God Almighty
Jesus
Christ
St. Petersburg
Florida
St. Paul
Corinth
Galatia
Athens
Billy Graham
Bishop Sheen
Successful Investing Q and A with Roger E Spear
Readers seek guidance on bottoming life insurance stocks and mortgage inflation. Spear notes Transamerica may not have bottomed and advises against averaging down, while favoring California Packing for quicker recovery. He also discusses paying mortgage versus investing, endorsing growth stocks for inflation protection over the long term.
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Transamerica
Ransamerica
Occidental Life
Islane
Life Group
California
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Fea, Corp
Folklore of a Golf Themed Early Summer Marriage
A playful tale uses dress making terms to tell of a couple facing doubts about devotion as a golfer husband spends time on the links. She resists, forgives, and they reconcile while weaving in puns about sewing and everyday life. An added American Saying notes that a rattle is often heard in the car before the head.
Preamble to the Constitution of the United States
The text declares the aims of forming a more perfect Union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for current and future generations. It outlines the fundamental purpose and framework of the United States government and rights.
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United States
United States of America
Pig shot sparks 1859 border crisis between U S and Britain
The incident on a Vancouver Island pig caused a diplomatic row as about 2000 American troops and five British warships gathered near the island. The Lancaster cruiser helped ease tensions and arbitration followed, reflecting hair trigger tempers of the era. The writer recalls wartime shocks and prophetic warnings from a Kentucky paper.
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Hudson Bay Co
Vancouver
Oregon
Britain
U.S
Lancaster
Pacific
Kentucky State Journal
Jim
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Czechoslovakia
Italy
James L. Goddard
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Goddard
Tom Buckley
Anderson Herald
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Harriet W. Toner
Edwin A. Bailey
A. Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Associated Press
Tour Herald
Herald
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Bradys Health Service
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
George W. Crane
Abel
Mellor. Ind
Folklore
By William Wade
By James B. Martin
Great Britain
Martin
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