Nixon Sees Communist Advance and US Strength Test
Former Vice President Richard Nixon, addressing a nationwide audience, argues that Soviet leaders are young and determined to spread communism. He contends a strong US government under Goldwater and Miller is needed to resist Kremlin aims and defend free nations.
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William Miller
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Four Africans Die in Sunday Battle at Rothe
Four Africans were killed and others injured in a clash between supporters and opponents of the Basutoland Congress party at Rothe, 27 miles from Maseru. Deputy party leader G. P. Ramoreboli was among the injured.
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Scandal Echoes Britain’s Profumo Affair in Vietnam Debate
The piece links a Vietnamese constitutional controversy to the Profumo scandal, noting a war minister’s liaison with a streetwalker as a catalyst that toppled a government in Britain, and suggesting similar tensions now.
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MacMillan
Wartime verses and Vietnam policy mix in chaotic column
A fragmentary World War I poem and a sprawling analysis intertwine wartime nostalgia with a critique of the Johnson administration. The piece discusses Jenkins, public trust, and national security amid Vietnam politics and cabinet intrigue.
Support Grows For Delaying UN Opening
The 19 nation Latin American bloc backed delaying the UN opening as the United States signaled willingness to postpone. Asian and African delegates also indicated approval while the Soviet Union may quit over dues and peacekeeping funding. The U S wants time for new Soviet leaders to study the issue.
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Public Health Q and A on Smoking and War History
Dr Brady’s health column questions whether smoking causes cancer and recounts wartime naval trade with Japan. It includes reflections by James B Martin, notes on Perry and Kendrick, and memories of the War of 1812 blockade. It closes with reader letters policy and a note from Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Little Strokes and Daily Agendas in Applied Psychology
The author credits Benjamin Franklin and William James as influences and urges daily agendas to beat discouragement. He recalls hoeing a half acre with the rule to focus on one hill at a time and imagine it last, applying the method to writing, studies, and household chores. He outlines a plan: divide chapters into subvisions and finish pieces day by day, crossing items off to boost morale.
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Flaw In U S Moral Armor Sparks Call to Action
A national appeal warns crime endangers every citizen. Statistics show rising violence from Chicago bombings to church attacks and riots, with Franklin Hoover urging a home moral awakening and public effort to curb vandalism and drugs.
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Successful Investing Address Guides on Bonds and Stocks
A reader seeks advice on shifting savings from Series E bonds to stocks and considers other options for retirement planning. Roger E Speer recommends a long term stock investment like Texaco, Winn-Dixie Stores, and Pacific Gas & Electric, while noting bonds provide principal safety but limited growth. He also discusses tax considerations and the value of deferring taxes on bonds for future redemption during retirement.
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The Shepherd Hopes and Gifts From God
A devotional verse reflecting faith in divine guidance and human striving. The text links Psalm 39 7 to a belief that hope arising from prayer sustains strength, ambition, and dedication to righteous goals and positive deeds. It emphasizes gifts from God guiding the pursuit of worthy aims.
Sohio licenses Cyanamid for acrylonitrile process
Standard Oil of Ohio licenses American Cyanamid to use its acrylonitrile production process Cyanamid will build a plant near New Orleans with capacity of 100 million pounds per year and completion slated for late next year.
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UPT
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
American Cyanamid Co
Cyanamid
New Orleans
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