Editorial: New flu bug poised to strike through winter
Our editorial notes the Hong Kong flu threat may last through winter with a likely heavy impact. It explains the virus's spread from Asia to the United States, the limits of vaccines, and past death tolls while advising against rushed vaccination before a vaccine is ready. It highlights vulnerable groups and caution about overreliance on immediate shots.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Japan
Formosa
Pacific
Impressions Of LeMay Spark Nuclear Shelter Debate
A columnist shifts to support General Curtis LeMay as a presidential candidate. He argues LeMay would energize militant groups and shelter advocates, while criticizing shelter indifference and noting a public drift on nuclear policy. The piece weighs nuclear weapons ethics, civil defense, and survival fantasies amid a chaotic political climate.
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Rosemary
Heaven
Curtis LeMay
Minute Men
Hiroshima
LeMayr
Washington
U.S.A
U.S. Senate
Ius
LeMay
Biddeford Lace Journal staff and rates notice
Motion rates and subscription details shown for the Biddeford Lace Journal in Biddeford Maine. Publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls listed with telephone numbers for business and editorial depts. Associated Press rights noted. Entry as second class mail.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
California campaign lags for Humphrey in 1968 race
Washington notes Minnesota senator Hubert Humphrey struggles in California as campaign turmoil grows. New national committeewoman Carmen Warschaw departs for Europe. California organizers Joe Correll and Chuck Winter replaced by Don O'Brien. California trip underwhelms crowds. UCLA and USC visits skipped. campaign moves to nonunion venues amid tensions with labor groups.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Union
California
Democratic National
Citizens For Humphrey
Cerrelt
Winter
Don O'Brien
Sioux Falls
S.D
Bobby Kennedy
Nebraska
Sen
George McGovern
Chicago
Humphrey
Subway
AFL— Cio
Harvey Aluminum Company
Warschaw
Channing Phillips
Washington, D.C
Bahamas bureaucracy charm in a Bahamas glance
Nassau travelogue notes Lynden Pindling and a bustling Bahamian civil service as the premier tours and ships carry the Olympic torch toward Mexico City. The writer wryly observes government density, red tape, and a lively mix of officials eager for trips and pomp while near Columbus Day ceremonies unfold.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Lynden O. Pindling
Rieh
San Salvador
Moniti
Mexico City
Spain
Mexico
New World
Columbus
Earl Warren
The Needles of the Road Discuss Hoboes and Hipsters
A humorous verse observes hoboes like King Ric Wilson and Queen Boxcar Myrtle French being mistaken for hipsters. It contrasts oldtime travelers who rode the rails with modern flower children and LSD, noting hoboes relied on land and hippies on Uncle Sam’s checks.
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Pennsylvania
Ric Wilson
Boxcar
Myrtle French
Knights of the Road
Kid Wilson
Myrtle
Sam
Washington News The vital steps necessary For victory in Vietnam
NEA Washington Correspondent Ray Cromley argues that victory in Vietnam hinges on political strategy and local governance. He cites examples from the Philippines and Laos, notes corruption persists in South Vietnam, and supports further US efforts to empower South Vietnamese forces and elections while reducing direct fighting.
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Vietnam
Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Huk
Laos
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Nixon Wallace clash signals tighten in 1964 race
Russell Kirk outlines a turbulent Pennsylvania field where Nixon trails in pockets despite strong overall polling. He notes Wallace outposts in Renovo Clearfield Troy and Smithport and questions GOP enthusiasm and volunteer vigor. Ball’s defection to Humphrey adds to a volatile campaign dynamic.
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Pennsylvania
Renovo
Clearfield
Troy
Smithport
Nixon
Wallace
GOP
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Three Minutes A Day On Qualities Sought In Future Spouse
A University of Saskatchewan survey of 300 students lists six key traits for a future mate: dependable honest character, faithfulness, consideration, pleasant personality, emotional maturity, and a good sense of humor. The piece urges self development toward these traits, citing a biblical reminder to love and respect. It ends with a string of aphorisms on self-improvement and common sayings.
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University of Saskatchewan
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