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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
2
The West German government appeals for information on Nazi criminals. A reward of 25000 dollars is offered for Martin Bormann as Germany debates extending or ending the statute of limitations on murder by May 8 1965. Officials cite historic laws and international responses.
HAL BOYLE outlines a humorous checklist for 1965 New Year resolutions. He urges personal improvement and honest behavior, suggesting resolutions to stop bearing false witness, quit accusing neighbors, and align charitable deeds with actions. The piece reflects optimistic social self-improvement in a light, opinionated tone.
Mrs. Jean Johnson of Feltus Missouri filed a $100000 federal suit Tuesday alleging a Tipton County highway crash on Feb 9 reactivated her lung cancer and caused her husband’s death. Defendants include Norris Whitehead and Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Cooper.
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt notes there is no specific arthritis diet. He praises Gaynor Maddox's Diet and Arthritis pamphlet from the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation and warns against fad foods. He advises a balanced intake with milk meat fish fowl eggs vegetables fruit and caution on weight. He urges consulting a family doctor and mentions therapy pamphlets. In a Q A, tuberculosis of the joint must be ruled out before diagnosing Perthes disease.
Data show record or near record output in washers and dryers autos oil electricity and air conditioners. 1964 shipments for unitary air conditioners 680000 and room units 2 5 million set records. Diesel trucks 60000 produced railcar equipment 1 4 billion dollars spent and overall rail traffic up 7 percent.
U N is in a pantomime over whether the Soviet Union can vote in the General Assembly while behind on peacekeeping costs. Article 19 ties voting to two years of unpaid dues. France and the USSR face delinquency as the United States presses for payment or loss of vote amid broader UN tensions. Paul Campbell named Reds traveling secretary in Cincinnati.
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Ruth Midleettt discusses in a light column the idea of a tired husband syndrome caused by excessive television, comparing it to the tired child syndrome and noting wives report husbands preferring TV over social activities. She questions whether doctors should study such a condition and acknowledges difficulty in curbing a grown man’s TV habit.
Ray Cromley reports on a pentagon circulated analysis warning that the U S Soviet and Red China rivalry along with East European tensions will drive wildcat revolts guerrilla wars and riots worldwide in the years ahead The piece notes deterrence fears and the rise of pluralistic power as major powers struggle to project influence and risks of accidental or designed crises.
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