Widow Maker Abolition Urged Over Viet Nam Equipment Failures
A letter from Mrs. Lucille Adams widow of Maj. Hughie Adams calls for abolishing the Widow Maker B26 and criticizes U S policy in Viet Nam. She cites disintegrations not under fire and argues obsolete gear and poor leadership endanger troops. The piece condemns the Johnson administration for not seeking a decisive victory.
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United States
Viet Nam
Lucille Adams
Hughie Adams
Maj. Adams
Washington
Johnson
Safety Patrol Picnic Recognizes 1101 Young Helpers
Did You See Them surveys the annual Safety Patrol picnic at Shadyside Park where 1,101 boys and girls received community thanks for guarding street crossings near local schools. The piece highlights their service in good and bad weather.
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Shadyside Park
Safety Patrol
Debt limit debate fuels GOP use in 1960s economy talk
Republicans in Congress seize on President Johnson's economy image as Treasury seeks a further debt limit raise. The current limit is 315 billion dollars, set to drop to 309 by June 30 and to 285 later. The piece notes annual debt limit episodes, party dynamics, and the psychological effect on spending, urging public pressure against waste to curb future borrowing.
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Congress
Johnson
Treasury
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Executive Branch
America
Reading the Roger Spear Investment Letter Discussion
A correspondence discusses stock market pricing and multipliers for high grade issues. Roger Spear explains why price earnings multipliers vary among firms like American Telephone and Safeway while emphasizing cautious buying and avoiding speculation.
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Roger & Spear
Roger E. Spear
Robert
J. I. Case
N. Y. Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Penmey
Socony Mobil
Safeway
Jersey
J. C. Penny
Reis
Spear
Alli
Way
B.h.smail
Umn
Taint on Philadelphia Ballots Rocks Democratic Fight
The Inside reports alleged thievery in Philadelphia April 28 primary voting machines. Genevieve Blatt, reform candidate for U.S. Senate, claims stolen votes changed results against Michael Musmanno. Court-ordered inspection showed machine tampering and padded tallies across wards.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vala Uus Tau
Genevieve Blatt
U. S. Senate
State Supreme Court
Michael Musmanno
Blatt
Miss Blatt
Hugh Scott
Helliam Scranton
Sen
Joseph ‘Clark
Musmanno
Miss. Blatt
Reeper
the &Hreek
Ers
Muscaud
Manno
Miss Thines
Tom
Philadelphia County Cou
Sth
J S Planes to Continue Reconnaissance Flights
U S reconnaissance flights over Communist lines in Laos will continue indefinitely. Washington disclosed several additional T23 planes sent to the Laotian government for use against Pathet Lao. The operation remains American despite alleged reductions in the Lao offensive.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPC
J. S
Washington
United States
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
U.S
Lak Hu‘gang
Case of a Psychologist Promotes Private Business Schools
James B. Martin argues that private two year business colleges offer more practical courses and lower tuition than Liberal Arts programs. He advocates shifting to afternoon and evening college sessions to expand capacity and reduce taxpayer costs. He cites credentials of Harry E. Ryan as president of the Pennsylvania Association of Private Business Schools and notes courses in Business Law Psychology Speaking English and Accounting.
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Harry Ryan
Harry E. Ryan
Pennsylvania Association of Private Business Schools
Business Kaleier
Free Enterprise
Congress
Byrd
U. S. Secre-lings
Ericsson
Soviet Jetliner Declares Fuel Emergency in London Fog
London officials declared a full emergency after an Aeroflot TU104 pilot in fog radioed that he was low on fuel. The carrier refused to disclose passenger numbers aboard the Russian jetliner.
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London
Aeroflot
Hair Color Claims and Iodin Ration Pamphlet Confusion
A reader recounts claims about indin ration restoring natural hair color and youth, citing a Queen Mary voyage and a 1844 date. The piece questions iodine deficiency theories while noting costs, ships, and a cautious stance on medicinal iodine use.
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Tyler
Abel Upshur
Washington
Princeton
Explosives Vanish From Ft Belvoir
Army officials at Ft Belvoir report 36 pounds of high explosives and related demolition material missing since Monday. The items include 20 mm shells and blasting caps. Authorities warn the material is dangerous and ask anyone with information to contact Ft Belvoir.
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FT. Belvoir
UPI
Army
Com. New York
Breac Corp
Vincent Learson
Arthurland
Tives. Watson
IBM World
My Meerschaum and the Brief English Ode
A party scene sparks doggerel about a meerschaum pipe and a longing for beer. The speaker contrasts fleeting pleasures with smoke and memory, while noting a playful challenge about matching months with rhymes and a final stray line about an intelligence test and whisky.
Auto Of Missing U S Official Found
The automobile of Willis Ellington a missing American FAO official has been found in Castel Gandolfo near Rome. Ellington 44 vanished 11 days ago from his Rome residence where he lived with his wife and worked in the FAO economic analysis office. Mrs Ellington says her husband had been in poor health.
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Rome
Opi
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Alban Hills
Castel Gandolfo
Jome
Thursay
Willis Ellington
FAO Economic Analysis Office
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