Asian Crisis Deepens Navy Conflict Over Vietnam
The piece argues U S naval actions off North Vietnam mark a hardening stance in the Vietnam crisis. It notes torpedo boats, carrier air strikes against bases, and two pilots missing amid 64 sorties. President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara defend limited aims while political pressures mount ahead of the 1964 elections. It cites Nixon urging a victory-focused policy and Fulbright’s critique as part of Republican platform themes.
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North Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Robert McNamara
Hanoi
Gulf of Tonkin
U. S
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Asia
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Nixon
San Francisco
Red China eyes private plots to ease harvest fears
Reports from China suggest improved autumn harvest prospects as authorities loosen control to allow private plots. After past famines blamed on natural calamities and the 1958 commune policy, leaders seek to avoid upheaval by nudging peasants toward selling more private produce while avoiding harsher measures.
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Red China
Manchuria
China
Peking
Tree farming as a long term timber conservation plan
The article argues for prudent natural resource use via tree farming. It defines a tree farm as acres dedicated to planting and protecting trees until maturity, balancing conservation with profit. Since 1941, two decades show tree farming’s value, ensuring future timber supply through planning and sustained financial gain.
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United States
Field decision prompts Navy action in Pacific clash
News from the Pacific reports a U S Navy destroyer facing armed North Vietnamese vessels and firing in self defense after orders from a field commander. President Johnson confirmed the field commander's discretion and ordered destruction of attacking ships in international waters, a stance linked to debates over NATO nuclear weapon control and presidential powers.
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Washington
Far Pacific
U.S. Navy
White House
Johnson
Goldwater
NATO
Arizona
Public Opinion Urges Self Regulation Over Legislation
A column argues honesty stems from business self discipline, not laws, citing James Morton praise for a Commerce Department self regulation study. It notes few states lack truth in advertising laws and comments on advertising’s social responsibilities and media integrity versus radio TV reliance on sponsors.
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Washington
Franklin
Mencken
James Morton
Morton
Alaska
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
Mississippi
New Mexico
Advertising Advisory Committee
Commerce Department
Lever Brothers and
Procter & Gamble
How To Keep Well Hearing Aids Now Common And Varied In Price
The article explains the rise of hearing aids from rare expensive devices to common items priced from 75 to 350 dollars with yearly upkeep 30 to 100 dollars. It highlights transistor miniaturization, battery efficiency, and styles behind the ear canal or integrated into glasses. It notes bilateral aids aid sound localization and recommends medical consultation and hearing centers for proper fitting and selection.
Smut Peddler Targets Goldwater With Psychiatrists
Ralph Ginzburg, convict publisher of Fact, seeks to label Barry Goldwater unfit to govern by polling psychiatrists. Twelve thousand professionals received a one page questionnaire on Goldwater’s temperament and fitness. Ginzburg plans to publish results in the September-October issue and reveal findings at UCLA.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ralph Ginzburg
New York
Fact Justice Department
Ginzburg
Philadelphia
Liaison Magazine
Goldwater
America
Fact
New York Post
James Wech
Facet
University of California At Los Angeles
Virgin Birth Doctrine Sparks Wide Debate Among Preachers
A reader argues that denying the Virgin Birth undermines biblical integrity and the incarnation. He contends Matthew and Luke affirm it, highlights Christ as Creator, and warns rejection would erode other core doctrines. He emphasizes the church’s historic stance and the moral weight on Mary and Joseph.
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Jesus
Monroe News Star World Publishing Empire Notice
The Monroe News Star World Publishing Company announces editorial independence and nonpartisan stance. The newspaper claims to print impartially and oppose what it believes to be wrong regardless of politics.
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Wilson Ewing
Mono
News Star World Publishing
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Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
Boa
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Jack $ Campbel
Edmund Grown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Fember
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Branham Company
Nasonal
New York
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Detroit
Stoue
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Loe Ties
Charlotte
Monroe News
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