Armed Forces Alcoholism Charge Made
Mrs. Fred J. Tooze, president of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, told the WCTU Executive Committee that U.S. armed forces have become a school for alcoholism. She claimed about 270,000 fifths of liquor were shipped to Viet Nam last September and criticized industry for billions spent on liquor gifts, arguing troops overseas must remain sober for war production.
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Too logically Speaking in the Primates’ Voice
A humorous note suggests primates, not just humans, may desire to express themselves about current conditions. The piece references zoo-bound cousins hinting at a need to speak out, with credit to photographer John Arms from San Rafael California.
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News Writer Puzzled By Item Reaction
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