Wave the Flag Too Much Never Says Dr. DeLove
Editorial recap of Dr. S L DeLove’s 1895 radio reply to a listener who praised his program but criticized excessive flag waving The doctor argues patriotism should be vigorous and unwavering citing Lincoln Shakespeare the Bible and national heroes and urges displaying the flag on holidays and beyond
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S. L. DeLove
America
United States of America
Patrick Henry
Jefferson
Franklin
George Washington
Nathan Hale
Gettysburg
Valley Forge
Paul Revere
Jackson
Alamo
Corrigedet
Pearl Harbor
Monitor
Merrimac
Wake Island
Korea
Free Flanders Field
Bataan
Iwo Jima
Normandy
Babe Ruth
Davy Crocker
Republic
Norma
Paul
Comfort
Prayel
Narma Wil
Mall
Economists complain of White House briefing trip costs
A group of college economists visiting Washington for a White House briefing were told attendees should pay their own travel expenses. Some felt the briefings were too general and questioned why they did not meet the President. The incident highlighted longstanding practice of guests funding their own transport since Hoover era.
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Washington
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Hoover
Norma J
Norma
Quotable Quote Questions Campus Revolt Violence Risk
Louis Giobe Democrat warns in a May 8 column that campus unrest risks lawlessness and violence. He cites flames of rhetoric, student strikes, and draft protests as dangers echoing radicalism and terrorism abroad.
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Europe
South America
The
Orient
America
Louis Giobe
Successful Investing: Stocks to Hold or Sell for a Terminal Patient
In a reader’s note, a man with a terminal disease asks whether to hold Bath Iron Works stock or sell. Spear recommends selling Bath Industries and switching to American Telephone, viewing Safeway as weak and General Telephone and Firetronics as better options for stability and value.
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Heth Ivan Works
Ue Agt
Bath Iron Works
Bath Industries
U.S
American Telephone
Safeway
General Telephone
Ai Fondehéins
Baleway
California
Twaild
Spear
Nail
Den
Fea, Corp
Special Issue parodies Times reporting on world events
The National Review publishes a spoof issue reprinting NYT morning news as if the evening edition. It lampoons figures like Conor Cruise O'Brien and Martin Luther King while recounting global events, Rhodesia, Vietnam policy debates, and FBI intrigue with a sharp anti American tone.
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National Review
New York Times
Rasaparts
Partisan Review
Conor Cruise O’brien
Martin Luther King
Saigon
V. C
Hellef Buckley
U.S
Johnson
Fiost
RFK
White House
Peet Bosch
Dominican Republic
Rhodesia
Army
The
Organization of African Unity
Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wil Anee
Dallas County
FBI
Hoover
Genesses
Hiss - Chambers
Woodstock
Alger Miss
Suharto
Jakarta
Indonesia
Mario Savio
Berkeley
Jesus Galindez
Columbia University
Madrid
Franco
Germany
Los Angeles
Professor Chumeky
MIT
Blessing to diabetics by Dr Duffie and Dr Brady column
A health column discusses diabetes explaining how sugar remains in the blood for diabetics and contrasts healthy sugar use. It references Dr Don Duffie from Michigan and a 1920s era publication, noting a preface to a book and the need for accessible medical guidance.
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Dilfie
Commuter Seeks Train as Wife Hears Whistle
A hurried man races toward a city train after breakfast as he forgets his top coat and gifts for his aunt. He dodges pedestrians and a pursuing dog pack to reach the car, ending with a wrecked umbrella and a delayed ride.
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Allenit
Dow
Lawyer tide of lawsuits drowns trust in law and limits progress
In a rambling Vil. Paul Harvey contends professional suits harm everyday life. He cites cases from Boston to New Hampshire and laments rising personal injury actions. He urges readers to scrutinize lawsuits and resist legal blackmail while stressing the need for lawful balance.
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Boston
Connecticut
Colorado
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Lucien Ramsey
M & Bottle
Honest Men Sake
Con- Harvey
Arizona
Storkman
Milt Richman
United Press International
Cassius Clay
Joe Namrath
Donny Anderson
Steve Spurvier
Bay Sandy Koufex
Bon Crusadie
Walter O'Mal
California
Chicago
Con County
Admiral Ward Warns on Soviet Naval Rise to Sea Power
Admiral A G Ward, NATO Military Committee representative, asserts the Soviet Union has rebuilt a substantial merchant fleet and navy. He notes 1,200 Soviet merchant ships today with plans to double by 1970, vast fishing fleet reach, and 100 warships including cruisers and submarines, challenging U S naval dominance. The United States Navy must maintain sea control.
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Beverly Hills
John Wayre
James Stewart
Efrem Zimbalist, Jr
Morrie Rusking
Ronald Reagan
Bishop Pike
St. Paul
Britain
Mercy Community Church Playhouse
Statue of Liberty
Karala
India
Harrison Salisbury
Russia
A. G. Ward
NATO Committee
Admiral Ward
Soviet Union
U.S. Navy
AG. Ward
United NATO Military Committee
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newsprpers, Inc
George C.chtenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles Wi
Laughlin
Raymont A
REED
Teasurers
Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Madhon
Associated Press
Nny
Sunny
Ugn
Placo
von Marnie
Robert Welch
Dwight Eisenhower
Aldous Hal Joy
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
Joeph
Lamm
Doctor Bulle
Don
Duffie
Central Lake
Michigan
United States
Jamey
George W. Crane
Bem
Foy Bligolos
Ay & Sonhala
Este
Crane
MelJot
Ind
Folklore
William Wooe
Wade
Paul Harvey
Hipissance Company
Gen. Fea. Corp
James B. Martin
Maar
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