Advertising gimmick targets Viet Nam Easter greetings
Out of town Dodge City Globe solicits local merchants by phone to sell Easter greetings to soldiers in Viet Nam. Merchant says pitch uses flag waving patriotism, making refusals difficult. Opinion: the Easter greetings benefit soldiers and profits, a poor use of patriotism and a gimmick by a newspaper.
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Dodge City Globe
Dodge
Bovn
Viet Nam
Kansas
Distaff Side Notes On Books And Cats
A reader recalls Gone With the Wind evokes strong reactions as conversations turn to the book. A cat named Orphan Annie, born to a stray, thrives with the household, producing litters twice yearly, while the former neighbor Leigh Perry remains unconcerned about the kittens.
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Annie
O.A
Leigh Perry
Perry
Inheritance Dilemmas and the Social Trap of Wealth
Hal Boyle notes that inheritance can hurt social standing and force moral compromises. He suggests an out is inventing a rich relative to gain status, describing fake Aunt Tessie as a potential ace in the hole to secure prestige and avoid ostracism.
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New York
Horatio Alger
Viet Nam
Tessie
Paris
Chesapeake Bay
General Motors
Europe
Dodd pressed Spanel for ambassadorship and took 10000
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut pursued A N Spanel of International Latex for a U S ambassador post to France. Spanel donated 10000 to Dodd in December 1964 and 650 and 1500 earlier, with Ferman citing it as a campaign contribution. No record of the ambassadorship nor the contribution lists match.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
A. N. Spenel
Dodd
Spanel
Senate
Citizens Committee
Irving Ferman
International Latex
Ferman
Johnson
Margare
de Gaulle
Free World
London
A. N. Spanel
International Latex Corporation
France
A. N
Stafe
Hartford
Conn
Well meaning but misinformed letter to editor
James McWilliams of 1404 E Chestnut writes in defense of gun rights and constitutional Second Amendment interpretations. He criticizes Senator Dodd for anti gun legislation, cites Watts riots, Switzerland militia, and Churchill to argue against disarmament, urging stronger police support and harsher crime measures.
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Dood
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Watts
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Hitler
England
Winston Churchill
James McWilliams
E. Chestnut
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