Memorial Day Reflections on Vietnam War Losses and Peace
An editorial honors over 650000 Americans who died defending the nation and 35000 in Vietnam. It recalls founding ideals, compares war death tolls across history, and supports a President's proposal to end the Vietnam War while urging unity and prayer for peace.
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Vietnam
United States
America
Evadtert
Bat Auvely Acre
Congress
Nixon
Justice
Cullis
New York
Tomatoes and Trade Policy Push Prices Higher
The rise in tomato prices is tied to a U S embargo on Mexican imports. Mexico's Sinatoa Sonora region grows vast tomato crops that feed U S demand, but the embargo hurts both American shoppers and Mexican farmers, driving costs up while consumption falters. Senator Goldwater criticizes the embargo, arguing it serves no gain and harms a friendly neighbor.
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Mexico
Sinatoa- Sonora
U.S
Harry Goldwater
Arizona
Taxes and Welfare Pressures on Middle Class Income
The piece argues that rising taxes erode earnings as welfare costs grow faster than population, with more people needing aid while jobs remain scarce. It warns that if trends continue the minority may fund the majority, echoing historical collapses of great civilizations.
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United States
Spacerays medical advances fuel expansion push
Spacerays widens scope under new president with tighter costs and a 45 percent stake in Optical Controls. Orders from Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center for high peak power switch systems. Medical Inc subsidiary ships units for laser treatment and Blood consultor devices. March shipments near 230000 with total orders around 32504. profits not yet reported.
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Optical Controls
Smithswonian Astrophysical Observatory
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Spaceray
Medical.a. Inc
Dishetes Foundation
Boston
F.C. A
Hyntex
OTI
Aledoptics, Inc
OTL
Optics
Cuvcensty Wales
Syewr
Roger BE. Spear
Vic Anderson Herald
Texica
Grand Central Station
New York
Brady's Health Service Digest on Persistent Indigestion
Dr William Brady explains persistent indigestion may signal serious conditions beyond cancer and advises consulting a physician rather than relying on digestive aids. He notes common symptoms and offers a pamphlet on causes and remedies, requiring stamped self addressed envelopes for requests.
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Cancer Prevention Society
Ingtead
Fonting
Cancer Bulletin
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Hoosier Tales From Frontier Circuit Riders Poem
Fragmentary verse attributed to early Indiana circuit riders describes frontier life. A Methodist minister compiled rhymed stanzas recounting humorous and exaggerated wonders of the Hoosier state with humorous lines about wells, rabbits, and farmers daughters reflecting frontier lore.
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Mia Inlers
Duin
Indiana
Violence in America Sparks Debate on Society and Rights
A Kokomo Tribune opinion piece analyzes how violence affects youth and society, noting FBI crime trends, debates over punishment, civil rights protests, and the tension between freedom and coercion. It argues modern America stands at a threshold where violence risks becoming a defining act.
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United States
America
Nut Urey
Worry Clinic Explains Adoption Pregnancy Link
Dr. George W. Crane posits that anxiety and stress affect the endocrine system and may trigger pregnancy after adoption. He cites irregular cycles, vaginal acidity, and timing around the 15th day before menses as key, advising readers to track cycles and consider his booklet "Facts About Pregnancy" for more guidance.
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Atleuliath
Ane Chis
Attiol
Sadin Ater
What Does Your Father Do Aboard The HDD Project
Buckley analyzes the Hough Development Corporation in Cleveland as journalists tour slums under Whitney Young’s Urban League. He frames the group as a mix of black nationalists and pragmatic social uplift, detailing the program's funding, methods, and outcomes for handymen and trainees.
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Hough
Cleveland
al Hugh
Hetin
Wwe
Whitney Young
Urban League
Hough Development Corporation
Harvard Law School
Haugh Development Corporation
Milton Henry
James Forman
Joseph J. Rauh Jr
Yale Law School
Segal
HDD
Cheerilly
Ang Ung
HDC
Adam Smith
Mandyman
Marvard
Yale
Hien
Stock-Hokum
Bony
Tandymen
Atveet
An- The-Spo
Houta
Nixon picks Warren Burger for Supreme Court chief justice
Paul Harvey notes President Nixon selected Warren Burger, a Minnesota native and long time judge on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, to be chief justice. Burger emphasizes judicial experience as essential, warning against political spoils and urging balanced criminal justice.
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Warren Bulgeios
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Nixon
Warren Burger
Minnesota
Colege
Law School
Judiciary
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
District of
Columnbia
William Gossett
American Bar
Hough
Aliya
Elief Iees
Hueger
Burger
Iugh
Warger
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