Editorials People Factor In Race Problem
The piece argues fear and fiction distort race issues in America and presents studies showing integration aids Black student learning, while white fear persists. It notes Florida junior colleges' mixed Negro enrollment and Cleveland housing opposition reveal a broader people problem beyond skin color.
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America
Gallup
Law and Order
Phi Delta Kappa
Florida
Southern Education Report
Lee Seville
Cleveland
Ohio
Rents Rise Sharply in New York City Crisis
The New York Times reports August living costs jumped .8 percent, with shelter driving most of the rise as rent for non rent controlled units climbs. Landlords seek hefty increases amid aging overbuilt stock. Manhattan overhang persists as mortgage rates rise and new housing remains scarce.
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Frank Page
New York Times
New York
Manhattan
New York Magazine
Jlcoom
East Side
Humphrey Uses Same Ads as 1964 Campaign
Report says Hubert Humphrey employs the same agency behind 1964 ads linking Barry Goldwater to maniacity and plans a multi million dollar TV saturation drive in the final campaign phase. The piece questions truth in advertising and calls for FCC action to require honesty in political spots.
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Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
HHH
Congress
FCC
Inheriting $3,500 per child and stock picks for growth
A reader asks whether to bank or invest $3,500 for each of three children. Roger Spear favors blue chip consumer stocks General Foods Magnavox and Goodyear Tire and Rubber, citing earnings prospects and new product lines. He notes Phenmo Dynamics is speculative and cautions tax advice from a qualified professional.
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D.C. A
General Foods
Magnavox
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Goodyear
Phenmo Dynamics
J. M
Prxuma Dynamos
Boeing
Roger Spear
Successfur
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grad Central Station
New York
N.Y
Overdosing on News Says Psychiatric Experts
Dr Hella Lehmann and other authorities warn that constant news exposure can exhaust and depress readers. They cite studies linking media violence to increased arousal and agitation while noting censorship and sensationalism threaten informed public discourse.
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Hella Lehmann
Douglas Hospital
Montreal
Harold
Wehmann
George Gallup
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
University of Tenpassee
Bruce Welch
National Academy of Eclerce
Jong
Senate
Hayakawa
American Psycholotical Assn
Pottstoom
Mercury
Vietnam
Gen
Fea. Corp
Cholesterol Myths and Calcium In Artery Health
Dr. William Brady argues cholesterol in foods like milk and eggs is not a proven cause of arterial hardening or disease. He cautions against sensational diets and “shots,” citing calcium deposits as a consequence of illness and promotes cautious nutrition and avoidance of fear-driven medical fads.
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Haystrick
Osler
Metchnikell
George Cheyne
Webster
Ridiculous Discrimination Ruling By EEOC Criticized
A letter questions a December 1 1960s EEOC rule prohibiting separate Male Help and Female Help headings in ads. The writer argues the rule ignores physical and skill differences between sexes and would cause chaos in hiring and workplace norms. The piece labels the rule a federal bureaucratic whim and calls for repeal.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington
Jedy
BEQC
Worry Clinic advises diet and insight for diabetes case
Dr George W Crane discusses Ada B a 48 year old diabetes case stressing mindset and a health regime. He cites insulin diabetes history and diet factors crediting insulin era advances and urging regulation of appetite and activity. He promotes a booklet on trace chemicals and personal psychology charts.
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Ada B
Crane
Conte
Upjohn
Ada
Lilian Recant
Marvin Levin
Washington University
Quotes and Caricatures of War and Society Across Eras
A montage of opinionated lines and aphorisms reflects on corruption, virtue, education, and modern infidelity. Notable voices critique Southeast Asia conflicts, American values, and the influence of contemporaries on character with varied, ironic, or critical tones.
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Southeast Asia
South Vetnam
Vietnam
Amerisen
Americ
Electoral Guessing Game by A Reporter in 1963
A Wall Street Journal inquiry prompts a personal take on polls and fate in the 1963 election. The writer predicts Nixon victory across 35 states with a calculated popular vote edge and notes the odds of Humphrey and Wallace splitting the remainder.
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Wall Street Journal
Ty Bonees
House of Representatives
Maying
Richard Nixon
McKesson Laboratories
Bridgeport
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
George Wallace
Hubert
Hubert Horatio Mumphrey
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Mr. Nixon Tuck
Heaven
Earth
Hubert Horatio
Gven
Faney
Gen
Fea, Corp
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