Buckle Up And Live Hoosier highway safety plea
An Indiana driven drive urges all Hoosiers to wear seat belts in a Labor Day push to cut traffic deaths. Police findings from 515 fatal crashes suggest 295 lives could have been saved with restraints. GM Indiana, the Indiana Traffic Safety Council, and state police back the campaign to reduce travel casualties.
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General Motors Corporation
Indiana
Indiana Traffic Safety Council
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Indiana State Police
Kle
Ringle Teaches Economics to Young Students in Portland
In Portland Oregon teacher Donna Claire Ringle earns praise from parents for teaching economics to kindergartners through third graders. She uses division of labor with dish washing tasks to demonstrate assembly line efficiency, values of time and property, and the idea that everyone should be a giver as well as a receiver in a modern American economy.
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Portland
Oregon
Donna - Claire Ringle
Ringle
Surrey
Poff cites steady deficits since 1961 and rising interest costs
Rep Richard Poff argues the federal budget has not balanced in five years, with deficits growing from 9 billion to 13 billion in interest payments. He notes a 4 billion rise could fund the school milk program, contrasting with presidential calls to curtail it.
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Richard Poff
Uncle Sam
Congress
Move The Mountain Says Extend Inflation Guidelines
The administration keeps extending inflation control guidelines as adherence fails. Officials frame the measure as steadying prices while urging firms and workers to avoid price hikes. The public is urged to watch for further instructions and avoid overreacting to the policy shifts.
Rheumatism debate and nutrition regimens warned by Dr Brady
Dr Brady argues chronic joint disability stems from nutritional deficiency rather than incurable arthritis. He critiques the Arthritis Foundation’s name change and branded nostrums, urges long term lifestyle regimen focused on nutrition, and offers to answer brief health letters with stamped envelopes.
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Swinnle
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Foundation
New York Times
Arthritis Foundation
Arthritis and
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Inside Report on Humphrey’s split Minnesota party
The piece details deep rifts within Hubert Humphrey’s Minnesota Democratic Farmers Labor party as staffer Ron Stinnett is urged to seek other work amid Keith’s gubernatorial surge. It covers Rolvaag’s convention defeat, Mondale’s nomination, and hints at broader decline in Humphrey’s local influence and potential move to abolish endorsement primaries.
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Humphrey
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Farmers Labor Party
Minnesota
Ron Stinnett
Washington
Stinnett
A.M
Sandy) Keith
Keith
Karl Rolyaag
DFL
Clark MacGregor
Elva Walker
Stinnelt
Ster
Rulvaag
Rolvaag
Ben Stinnett
Walter
Fritz) Mondale
Senate
Rolyang
Mondale
Holvaag
DFT
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Reynolds Tobacco Investment Advice Promotes Split Share Gains
A reader asks how to maximize retirement income after a Reynolds Tobacco split and tax concerns. The advisor argues to hold Reynolds for diversification, strong earnings, a 14 percent yield, and a $4 dividend, noting projected earnings near 2.50 per share for 1966. He also suggests investing a pair of $5 savings for children into growth stocks like American Cyanamid and General Motors, advising a phased approach and offering a guide for sale.
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Reynolds Tobacco
Reynolds
Tobaccco
U. S. Postal Service
J. T. AY
American Cyanamid
Atlantic - Richfield
Bristol-Myers
Calgon
Commonwealth Edison
Chesebrough-Pond's
General Motors
Long Island Lighting
Sears, Roebuck
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
Heaven Classroom Sermon Recalls Fred Lowe Memorial
A Denver audience heard a funeral sermon honoring Fred N. Lowe, longtime promotion director at the New York Journal American. The speaker likened Lowe’s death to graduation in God’s Cosmic School, with heaven as the next room where Lowe continues to serve in a broader realm.
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Fred Lowe
Jod
Jesus
Cash Avia
Fred N. Lowe
New York Journal American
Pittsburgh Post Gazetta
Detroit Free Press
Carolyn
Colorado
Denver
Fred
Heaven
Christ
Earth
Folklore Humor and Folk Sayings from Everyday Life
Folklore notes a string of light anecdotes and quips about food, manners, and everyday mishaps. It cites lines about corn whiskey jokes, a restaurant fish request, a West cowboy and horse, a Congress member, and a policemen goat bet, ending with a joke on a head shake as a reducing exercise.
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Congress
Criminal Justice Bill shifts balance against criminals in Britain
The Wilson Government introduces a Criminal Justice Bill allowing a ten to two jury verdict instead of a unanimous guilty verdict and barring serious offenders from juries. It argues rising crime and threats to jurors necessitate reform, while critics warn it erodes due process and liberty.
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Supreme Court
Britain
Wilson
America
Quintin Hogg
London
Lord Shawcross
Attlee
Robert Mark
Leicester
Naval aviator earns Silver Star for save landing over Vietnam
Commander Mikoy J. Chewning USN of Attack Squadron 85 flew his Skyhawk despite arm wounds after AAA shattered his cockpit. He completed a mission on a vital road target then made a near perfect one handed landing on USS Ranger. He received Purple Heart and is recommended for Distinguished Flying Cross. Air Medal with eight stars.
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Viet Nam
Habger
Mikoy J. Chewning
USN
Ranger
Cmdr
Chewning
Chowning
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