Breach of Faith on Vietnam War Trade
Rep. Charles Chamberlain accuses the Johnson Humphrey administration of allowing a Polish ship Hugo Kollataj to unload communist made steel at U S ports. He says the ship, banned since 1967 for arming North Vietnam, highlights a shocking breach of faith with American troops.
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Charles &. Chamberlain
R-Mich
Brooklyn
N.Y
Watcred
Hugo Kollataj
Chamberlain
U.S
Department of Commerce
Congress
Democrats Put Fund-Raising Pressure as GOP Leads
Indiana Democrat Central Committee appears to cut funding for Lt. Gov. Rock and Senator Bayh campaign needs while already funding 350000. Polls show Rock trailing Edgar Whitcomb and Bayh barely ahead of William Ruckelshaus, suggesting preemptive financial restraint.
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Indiana Democrat Central Committee
Robert Rock
Birch Bayh
Gordon St. Angelo
Humphrey
Rock
Bayh
State Committee
Edgar Whitcomb
William Ruckelshaus
GOP
Democrat State Central Committee
Congress Should Act On Clean Elections Bills Now
The piece argues that House Democrats hold the power to bring two Senate-passed bills to the floor. One modernizes congressional procedures to address today’s issues, the other overhauls outdated federal election laws to close gaps in campaign finance disclosure. It criticizes inaction and urges prompt action.
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House
Senate
Congress
Failure of Great Society programs and fiscal policy
Editorial blasts the federal Great Society as unpaid and wasteful. It argues the administration’s grandiose, indebted programs failed economically and socially, producing little fair results while spending vast sums.
Successful Investing By Roger E Spear
FUTURE PLANS UNCERTAIN AFTER SALE OF BUSINESS My wife and I are selling our business valued at 100000 We have 3000 in a mutual fund and 24000 in bank deposits If we have to sell our house we will realize 23000 from it Should we look for a new business to buy go to work for someone else or invest for income We have 15 years before retirement The adviser warns of anxiety from finding a new business and possible relocation Investing solely at 6 percent would be unwise The recommended path is salaried work and invest sale proceeds in a growth oriented portfolio Over time inflation may be outpaced A reader asks about a 500 investment for a boy The adviser suggests Alloys Unlimited Inc a large producer in semiconductors avionics and electronics with strong earnings growth since 1964 Shares trade below 1968 highs and at a reasonable multiple of earnings
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Alloys Unlimited Inc
Alloys
Spear
Annally
D.mlb
Howling Green
Topsy
Micky
Lalla Rookh
Birkett Mills
Poon Yap
N. Y
Tony the
Wirlsh
Nobody is better than anybody else says Miss America
The Miss America winner declares that no one is superior to another, prompting a defense of earned merit over universal equality. The piece notes the paradox of ideal equality versus practical differences in talent, virtue, and achievement. It contrasts democratic dogma with individual variation and criticizes snobbery and self worship.
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Tay
Misa Tinois
Mark Twain
America
Henry
Brooks Adams
Missy America
Culerhan
Anyhor
Binwelf
Novocaine in dentistry marks a modern advance in care
The letter praises novocaine as a safe local anesthetic for dental work, noting its sterilizability and pain reduction compared with cocaine. It contrasts past practices with current aseptic technique and urges continued discussion on dental asepsis.
Popularity Secrets for Teens and the Mary Beth Lesson
The piece discusses teen anxiety and social tricks to gain acceptance. It highlights Mary Beth as a model of self assurance whose laughter defuses mockery, suggesting that letting others laugh at you can boost group approval. It cites Dr. Crane Mellor and offers a booklet on becoming an interesting conversationalist for a fee.
Folklore Portraits and Humorous Epitaphs Highlight Verse
A fragment from a verse compilation blends Shakespearean lines with humorous epitaph quips. It notes a playful yet unfinished setup on lovers and poets, then cites a comical epitaph for John Racket and a quip about people tiring themselves out.
Dr Dolittle warns bears teaching humans bad lessons
In a satirical column, Dr Dolittle voices concern that animals at Yellow Stone Park and other locales imitate human freeloading. The piece argues wildlife now begs for food, nudging and demanding handouts, challenging visitors and park staff.
Americans Should Seek Faster Postal Delivery
A brief note compares international mail speeds with the United States and France. It mentions an Englishman who mailed a letter and found the return delayed, while a similar letter from Rome arrived the same day. The piece suggests international postal officials discuss speed improvements.
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