The Morals Issue and Rome’s Fall as Warning
An essay argues that moral corruption at the top of government brings decline as Rome did. It warns the United States in 1964 to purge corrupt leaders, demand regular security checks, and restore decency before national survival is jeopardized. The piece links Rome’s fate to modern Washington and stresses presidential responsibility.
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Rome
United States
Roman Republic
Senate
Washington
United States of America
U. S
Whitsuntide
Larry Snipin
Let Us Continue What A Letter To The Editor
A Northern Indiana newspaper letter argues the slogan Let us continue signals ongoing policies from the Democratic campaign. It criticizes devaluing the dollar tax hikes debt and welfare, urging a vote for Barry Goldwater to reset national leadership and restore U S standing.
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Indiana
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United States
Successful Investing Advice on Inheritance Tax and Stocks
Reader seeks guidance on reducing inheritance tax and portfolio moves. Roger Spear favors switching from Sears Roebuck to Union Carbide for growth and suggests Treasury 3s for tax payments. discusses selling Executive House and reallocating to Consolidated Foods, Pacific Gas & Electric, and holding Western Union with caution. Also notes a fining incident involving a UK election ghost voter.
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Union Carbide
Sears, Roebuck
Treasury
A.B
Executive House, Inc
Colgate-Palmolive
Radio Corp
Western Union
Consolidated Foods
Pacific Gas & Electric
Spear
Freeman Predicts Johnson Victory Similar to 1936
UPI reports Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman predicted President Johnson would win next week as in 1936 with a larger rural vote than since 1942. He doubted baring Alabama and Mississippi and saw Nebraska as marginal while expecting Goldwater defeat in all states he visited.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Freeman
Alabama
Mississippi
Nebraska
Barry M. Goldwater
California feud tests Brown Unruh power as campaign stalls
The Los Angeles scene shows a tense feud between Governor Pat Brown and Senate rival Unruh. Key figures like Mayor Yorty side with Johnson’s camp amid distrust at Sunset Boulevard headquarters. The split threatens Brown’s bid while Salinger’s victory narrows CDC clout and a possible realignment looms.
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Sunset Boulevard Blues
Los Angeles
Ning
Sunset Blvd
Southern California
Democratic Party
Johnson
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Assembly
Jesse
Big Daddy
Brown
Sam Yorty
Richard Nixon
California
Citizens For Johnson
White House
Yorty
Unruh
Senate
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
California Democrat Council
CDC
Salinger
Bonn Unions Move to Recognize Israel
The German Trades Unions Federation with over six million members urges signatories to petition the Bonn government to extend diplomatic recognition to Israel.
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Bonn
Israel
Duesseldorf
Germany
German
Trades Unions Federation
The Shepherds Questions on News and Attention
A reflective passage compares news culture to a proverb about good news traveling afar. It laments reader bias toward distress and scandal while celebrating quiet good deeds and the overlooked sun behind daily life.
France Plans For Emergency Economic Reorientation If Common Market Fails
Paris sources say President de Gaulle prepares emergency plans in case the European Common Market collapses this year. Cabinet ministers refused details but warned a breakdown could force a sharp shift in France’s economy even as de Gaulle hopes to avoid action.
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Paris
WPI
Charles de Gaulle
Freench
de Gaulle
Ito
France
Alain Pyrefitte
Gary Mayor Reports Federal Inquiry Into GOP Voting Claims
Gary Mayor A. Martin Katz says Acting Atty. Gen. Katzenbach pledged a federal investigation into Lake County Republicans over alleged voter intimidation and harassment. Robert Rosbahl will lead the inquiry for the FBI’s election section, per a Justice Department telegram. Democrats say forms were sent to voters with questionable intent. Ted Sendak seeks federal action to curb vote fraud before the November 3 election. Bids open in Indianapolis for over 20 million in state road and bridge projects on November 24, per Indiana Highway Commission chair David Cohen.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Gary
A. Martin Katz
Nicholas Katzenbach
Lake County
Katzenbach
Robert Rosbahl
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Federal
Electio Law Unit
FBI
Katz
GOP
Ted Sendak
Indianapolis
David Cohen
Indiana State Highway Commission
Tuessday
Bed wetter cure guidance and alarm clock method
A youth oriented piece discusses bed wetting as a nuisance habit and urges self effort to quit. It describes alarm clock routines and cautions against sensational shock devices, while noting parents and doctors offer leaflets and guidance. It frames enuresis as a habit in children and adults, urging retraining of sphincter muscles and personal responsibility.
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Larry G
Larry
Duce
Dr Brady’s Health Advice On Shingles And Care
Dr William Brady answers reader questions on shingles herpes zoster detailing symptoms such as intercostal neuralgia and blisters. He warns against unproven cures, favors internal analgesics like aspirin, and describes simple folk remedies and protective dressings. He invites brief letters for health queries.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
Father faces manslaughter charge in fatal beating
Norman Lee Corbin, 20 months old Anita Lynn Corbin died from a ruptured intestine after alleged beating. Hancock County Prosecutor George Lewis filed manslaughter charges with arraignment set for Wednesday in Hancock Circuit Court. Corbin had recently completed a prison term for beating his 3 year old son and admitted striking the child as she whimpered.
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Gredneield
Ind
UPL
Here
Hancock County
George Lewis
Apen
Norman Lee Corbin
Anita Lynn Corbin
Corbin
Hancock Circuit Court
Edwin Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Lewis
Steve
Corbins
Feighner Seeks State Department Review And Reform
Congressional candidate John N. Feighner called for a full review of State Department personnel and policy making. Speaking at a Portland rally he criticized security records destruction and urged mandatory periodic security checks and a Foreign Service Academy to improve staffing and safeguards. He tied reforms to national security and peace. CHEMICALS STOLEN INDIANAPOLIS two men in masks hijacked a truck at knife point and stole 55 pounds of exterminating chemicals.
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Congressional
John N. Feighner
State Department
Feighner
Congress
Portland
Cuba
Africa
Vietnam
South America
Walter Jenkins
Foreign Service
West Point
Annapolis
I Feighner
Indianapolis
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Eugene Wyman
Hale
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James B. Martin
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Balboa
Magellan
Jeader
Juan Rodri
Quez Cabrillo
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Cabrillo
America
Florida
de Leon
Puerto Rico
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A. Bailey
Claus
Anderton
Madison
Associated Press
AP News
Herald
Carney
Vgn
William Wade
Seymour
Tam Pico
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Wallonia
Rokins Syndicate, Inc
Crane Mellor
Lielaa Ae
Ated
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