El Dorado Times Editorial and Newspaper Details
The piece cites The El Dorado Times staff and offices, printing details, and subscription rates, then shifts to a Vietnam War analysis. It discusses obsolete aircraft use under Geneva accords, strategic restraint, and Washington's approach to a long conflict. Defense Secretary McNamara warns the war will be prolonged and cautions against premature victory expectations.
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Pentagon
United States
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Washington
Defense
McNamara
Critics say new graduates enter business with arrogance
Boyle notes widespread belief that recent college grads expect instant jobs and security from a sheepskin. He suggests graduates favor large corps for safety and may be brash as they leave campus for competitive industry.
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New York
Joe College
Young Graduates Face Bright Job Market says editor
A middle aged observer argues young college graduates have strong options. He notes corporations offer up to 600 dollars monthly for skilled signees and that top graduates can choose among multiple offers. He emphasizes youth confidence from favorable market conditions and hopeful prospects.
Generation of 1964 college graduates faces a brighter job world
Nadine Seltzer contrasts the 1960s cohort with the 1932 era graduates who faced unemployment and economic fear. The author recalls personal struggles after college, noting current graduates like Mayne Joe College of class of 1964 show more independence, confidence, and demand for a better future.
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Mayne Joe College
Market's mood questioned as analysts weigh clues from stocks
Analysts see stocks as adjusting rather than signaling a broad slowdown. Despite optimism in autos and steel, unemployment fell to multi year lows while construction and income rose. The market may be taking profits and readying for autumn rather than forecasting a recession.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Johnson Promotes Campaign Tone Ahead of 1964 Race
President Johnson appears eager to begin the 1964 campaign as he attacks Republican complaints and signals Barry Goldwater as the likely opponent. He echoes Eisenhower themes on defense and limited government, recalling 1952 campaign rhetoric at the Cleveland Governors Conference.
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Johnon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Cleveland
Johnson
Doctor Answers Emphysema Questions and Trumpets Policy Viewpoints
The column by Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains emphysema as a non contagious lung condition linked to smoking and pollution, with no cure but early diagnosis and management through quitting smoking, exercise, and medical treatments. It also discusses Eisenhower Goldwater era budget talk and social security debates, contrasting government size and policy approaches.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Gaspee burning cited as early anti-British act
Today in history notes the 1772 burning of the Gaspee by an American boarding party in Narragansett Bay as an early resistance to British authority. Also listed are notable events and births on June 9 across 1791 1940 1942 1945 1946 and recent years.
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Gaspee
Narragansett Bay
John Howard Payne
New York City
United States
Britain
Kantaro Suzuki
Japan
King of Siam
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Groton
Conn
John F. Kennedy
Food and Fancy Word Puzzle Across and Down
A filled puzzle list with clues for Across and Down entries including food seasonings green vegetables and dishes alongside various terms such as Assam silkworm winged trainer of Samuel bib variety of each and many more. The set also includes historical names and abbreviations like Geraint and Saintes.
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Assam
Samuel ¢Bib
African
Mary
Goldwater Might Yet Be Stopped By Moderates
Washington column examines whether moderate Republicans can derail Barry Goldwater’s bid for the 1964 GOP nomination. It notes Goldwater could reach 600 first ballot votes with 655 needed, and inventories potential holdouts among favorite sons and uncommitted delegates. It recalls Taft and Eisenhower precedents and argues any stoppage would require a powerful anti Goldberg argument, such as “He can’t win.”
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
Thal
Achiev
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Puerto Rico
Goldwater
California
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Minnesota
Walter Judd
Taft
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