Senate probe warns U S dangerous air power gap by 1970
The Senate Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee warns the United States could lose tactical air superiority to the Soviet Union by 1970. It notes no new fighter plane since 1955 and cites 18 new Soviet models. The panel urges development of a new fighter and better inventory forecasts, criticizing past underestimates and McNamara era policies.
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Senate Preparedness
Subcommittee
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Ing Arm
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Robert McNamara
HEW group study on drug regulation prompts caution
An interim HEW report on medicare covering non hospital drugs urges tighter federal regulation and potential curtailment of drug patents. Pharmaceutical leaders counter that competition has driven prices to 18 year lows and warn drastic changes could harm health advances and research progress.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW Group
C. Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Assocition
Stetler
U.S
Get Out The Vote Message Encourages Informed Ballots
A civic notice urges voters to study candidates and issues before the November election. It highlights the presidency and numerous offices, the government role, taxes, wars, and military service, and advises arranging absentee ballots for those away on election day.
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U.S
Successful Investing advice and Boeing hold or sell questions
Reader questions on income from growth stocks and specific switches to convertible preferreds. Boeing expansion and resilience discussed with guidance to hold for long term despite near term earnings concerns and high capital commitments.
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R.M
American Airlines
National Cash Register
Textron
Long Island
Inter
Long Island Lighting
Tel
Boeing
M.L
R.R.A
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Re elect Johnson? Rhetoric on 1968 campaign and war policy
Opinion piece argues Lyndon Johnson faced internal party opposition over Vietnam and social unrest, noting McCarthy and Kennedy as doves yet questioning any viable alternatives. It suggests Johnson secured renomination despite criticisms and questions whether Nixon or Wallace would risk splitting the party.
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Johnson
Jonson
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Robert Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Dump Johnson
Sens
McCarthy
Kennedy
Asia
L.bt
Paris
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
L.B.J
Hanoi
Wil Nixon
Wallace
Gen
Fea, Corp
Alas for Old-Fashioned Hubert in 1968 Campaign
In a worn editorial voice the piece argues Vice President Hubert Humphrey is too old fashioned for 1968 politics. It contends his plans rely on massive deficit spending and social programs, while the public resents further tax burdens and inflation fears. It contrasts Humphrey with Nixon and Wallace, suggesting only a Wallace surge could save him.
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Hubert
Hubert Humphrey
Truman
Gosling
Humphrey
Washington
Asia
Europe
Paris
George Wallace
Johnson
Nixon
Wallace
South
Gen
Fea, Corp
Joon
Short Thoughts on Air Pollution and Politics
Fragmented snippets discuss polluted city air raising heart attack risk and contemplate alternatives to breathing. Wariness toward Chief Justice Warren is noted with LBJ’s safeguard for reason and fairness while sarcasm hints at time. References to Tigers and Humphrey campaign hint at unsettled political chatter.
Worry Clinic Profs Push Practical High School Reform
Robert Ray, Hoosier Teacher of the Year, urges practical business education for Ft Wayne students. He advocates externships with merchants, senior year focus on display and merchandising, and a free enterprise mindset. Proposes public speaking courses and active student sales labs to build real world skills.
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Robert Ray
PTA
Service Men
Hoosier
Ray
Ft. Wayne
Ttme
America
Chris
Notable funerary oddities across history and nations
The piece surveys famed figures buried under unusual circumstances or locations. It notes George Clemenceau’s standing burial expression toward Germany, Ignace Paderewski’s Arlington wishes, Albert Einstein’s unknown cremation, Boise Penrose’s low ceremony burial, Shakespeare’s Stratford tomb, and a closing aphorism about obstacles and goals.
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Germany
George Clemenceau
France
Exampple
Arlington National Cemetery
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Aert Einstein
Sen
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Wesminster
Indiana Swing State Seethes Over Nixon and Ruckelshaus
A reader argues Indiana’s political independence favors a national shift toward Nixon, while endorsing Bill Ruckelshaus for the U.S. Senate to back that change. The letter, from Pendleton, blends praise for Nixon with a call to ballot support in Indiana.
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Indiana
Richard
M. Nixon
Terre Haute
Niagara
Washington
Bill Ruckelshaus
United States Senate
Richard Nixon
Carroll Valentine Pendleton
Iodism and iodide misuse in medical lore
Dr. Brady cautions readers about iodism from excess iodine or iodide and notes many use KI for chronic ailments. He urges nutritional iodine rather than medicinal doses, cites coryza as a key symptom, and provides guidance for letters to the health column.
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Webster
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Preamble Quainted Draft of a New Constitution Text
A garbled preamble asserts the people form a new compact to establish domestic peace defend the nation promote general welfare and secure liberty for themselves and future generations amid fractured wording and missing sections.
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