Lyndon Johnson Wheat Deal and Foreign Aid Critique
A critique argues LBJ used taxpayer funds to back wheat sales to the Soviet Union and its allies, enabling exports to Cuba and possibly aiding weapons production. It cites Rep. William Stinson and other sources noting secretive export licenses and industrial shipments. The piece links corporate support for Johnson to perceived national peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
John I. Kennedy
Congress
Russia
Cuba
LBJ
U. S
William Stinson
House of Representatives
Fulton Lewis Jr
Stinson
Soviet Union
Department of Commerce
Johnson Administration
Glenard Lipscomb
Associated Press
Romania
Republican Party
Johnson
America
American Patriots Branded As Extremists Today
A reprint of a pro Goldwater tirade condemns liberals and the press for labeling the senator an extremist. It argues that Goldwater defends liberty against welfare statism and central government power, praising his vision of a constitutional, free society.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Cuba
Russia
Western Hemisphere
Berlin Wall
Laos
China
United Nations
United States
Viet Nam
George Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Xerox and Halco Chemical in 1964 investment talk
A reader asks about owning Xerox shares and diversifying with Avom Products and Halco Chemical. The advisor endorses systematic saving, discusses Treasury 4% bonds, and notes Halco Chemical stock at 44 50, recommending holding, while outlining bond yields and tax considerations.
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Roger E. Spear
Xerox
M. W.thas
Chemical
Treasury
DLN
Jose
College Insurance Push Urges Parental Planning
A flood of advice urges parents to take out college insurance on their children to fund later education and to start early cultural training. It warns that without parental guidance and reading methods the child may skip college or fail to adapt to college life. The piece promotes reading, study habits, and even a one or two year business college diploma as a path to finance further education.
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Jimmy
Red
Suetitern
Seily
Eugene Ly
Etree Beack
George
Mark
Matthew Adams Service, Inc
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men Review and Reflections
A critical essay discusses Herbert Hoover, Lyndon Johnson, Bobby Kennedy, and the era’s cynicism. It considers Lyons’s biography of Hoover and the allure of anti magogist honesty in public life amid political turmoil.
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Hoover
Mr. Lyons
Keating
Bobby Kennedy
Atta Boy
Bobby
Navy Yard
Eugene J .Lyons
Herbert Hoover
Doubleday
Whittaker Chambers
Senator Goldwater
The Shepherd Sympathy Poem by Julien C Hyer
A reflective meditation on pity and prayer from Julien C Hyer. The speaker notes silent prayers for troubled sufferers during dark hours and asks for faith and comfort to sustain them.
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Julien C, Hyer
Richland Farm Bureau to elect officers at supper meeting
The Richland Township Farm Bureau meets today at 6 30 p m at College Corner School for a cornbread and bean supper. Maurice Bousman, the chairman, will preside over the business meeting during which officers for next year will be elected.
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Richland Township Farm Bureau
College Corner School
Maurice Bousman
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Roger E Spear
General'features Corp
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Indiana
Madison
Focal News
AP News
Fn Roe Tee
Jimmy J
Dr. Crane
Crane Mellor
Ind
Wiliam Wade
Dean Sayre
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Kenneth Keating
New York
Robert Kennedy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tocqueville
Eugene Lyons
Navy
Roberl
A. Taft
Pentagon
Brooklyn Navy
Yale
Harvard Law School
Saints
Bobby Baker
Bobby Kermedy
James B. Martin
USA
Seventh Fleet
Southeast Asia
Paul B. Fev
Secretary of Defense
Department of Defense
Kennedy Memorial
Defense
McNamara
N. G. Rickover
USN
Richland Bureau
Hoths
Adgewood
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