Editorial Defense of the Un-American Activities Committee
A column defends the House Committee on Un-American Activities against abolition calls. It cites Hoover on ongoing communist threats, notes the committee’s investigations into unions and government, and argues for vigilance despite calls to end the body.
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House Committee
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Free Speech Restricted by Labor Board Ruling
An editorial argues the National Labor Relations Board favors designated groups and limits free speech. It cites a case where a union leader faced no sanction for threats, while a company was penalized for factual notices. The piece warns the decision creates a one way information flow harming workers.
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Shotgun Murder in Capital Provokes National Debate
Column discusses the 1964 Virginia suburb shooting of Marine Corps Colonel Charles Fitzmaurice and broader calls for gun control. It argues for licenses and periodic medical checks for firearm owners, compares to driver licensing, and cites constitutional debates over the Second Amendment.
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Charles W. Fitzmaurice
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Fong Seeks Electorate Praise for Victory in Hawaii
In Honolulu, Senator Hiram Fong credits Hawaii voters for his win while defending his conservative GOP stance. The article notes his background from shoeshine Boy to Harvard lawyer, his opposition to Medicare, and his strategy of courting a discerning electorate amid a national GOP tilt.
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Aid To Sukarno Exposed In Washington Fight Over U S Aid
Senator Peter Dominick moves to halt U S foreign aid to Indonesia arguing Sukarno seeks a state visit and warning that continued aid fuels Indonesia's war machine. He cites training of Indonesian troops and police, weapons, and a $1.9 million communications network, while noting anti American demonstrations and embassy attacks.
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Malaysia
Andi Selle Mattola
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Freezing Inner Stomach Lining Not Yet Proven For Ulcers
The 1961 Minnesota peptic ulcer freeze trial showed dramatic early pain relief but most patients relapse within months. Dr. Owen Wangensteen remains hopeful that improvements will help, though many centers have paused use due to failures and need for surgery. Over 600 patients treated with 14% relief at 12 to 30 months, 4% needing surgery.
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University of Minnesota
Owen H. Wangensteen
Wangesteen
Fong Presents Campaign Pledges In Hawaii Win
The candidate faced a Democratic edge in Hawaii with 111000 votes to 33000 for Republicans. Fong built momentum by sending captains to secure 71000 pledges before election day, claiming the most remarkable Republican victory of last November.
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Tom Gill
Fong
Senate
Ted
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
S. S. Asks About Safe Diet While Inactive
S. S. reports a stroke 30 years ago and current cane-assisted walking. She weighs about 50 pounds more than ideal due to inactivity and asks if a diet is safe despite low activity levels.
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Amebic dysentery treated with multiple remedies
B P asks if amebic dysentery is curable after three months of treatment. The response: yes. In stubborn cases, different remedies may be used at intervals to eliminate the parasites. A stamped self addressed envelope is requested for a leaflet on amebiasis.
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B. P
Blood donation and high blood pressure concerns
A reader asks about donating blood while on high blood pressure treatment. The reply argues that removing blood can lower high pressure, and that normal blood counts mean a pint removal should not disturb composure.
Is There a Pill for Psoriasis
Mrs D M asks if a pill treats psoriasis better than salves. The answer says no. Cortisone helps but side effects may not be worth the risk in this skin condition.
Hoarseness From Common Cold Usually Short Lived
A common cold often causes hoarseness that typically fades within a week. The brief throat symptom rarely extends beyond seven days and usually responds to rest and fluids.
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