Lindsay Invites Trouble with Riots and Rhetoric
The piece criticizes Mayor Lindsay for praising Berkeley protests and advising student unrest as a model for other cities. It argues the remarks encourage disorder in Harlem and Chicago and warn against elevating such riots as presidential material.
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Lindsay
New York
Princeton
Berkeley
Navy
Harlem
Chicago
Los Angeles
Secretary General U Thant urged to press for peace
Viewpoints praise U Thant as ideal UN Secretary-General and urge bolder action on world disputes. The piece notes his reelection, support from the Big Four, and a priority to end the Vietnam War through peaceful negotiation, hoping for renewed Southeast Asian peace efforts.
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United Nations
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
Southeast Asia
Belly breathing not cure for colon trouble says Dr Brady
In a letter to the Oregon reader, Dr Brady argues that belly breathing cannot cure colon derangement. He says true colitis inflammation is rare, colon degeneration stems from malnutrition, and excessive mucus and enemas worsen chronicity.
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Oregon
Oregon Reader
Brady
Adelle Davis Books and Health Tips Featured
Readers request guidance on home remedies and child illnesses while asking about corset safety and hernias. An advice column responds with medical cautions and requests for evidence and stamps.
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Adelle Davis
Bond Stays in Race Despite Court Victory
Julian Bond says his stance on Viet Nam remains unchanged after the U S Supreme Court ruled the Georgia House could not bar him from seating. He had been twice blocked for endorsing SNCC's antiwar statement and for draft card actions. The court cited First Amendment free expression in ruling the House erred.
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Julian Bond
Supreme Court
Georgia
House of Representatives
House
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
United States
Viet Nam
Bond
Georgia House
SNCC
Earl Warren
Jones Lane
Statesboro
James Floyd
Trion
George L. Smith
Swainsboro
U. S. Supreme Court
U S Economic Aid to Asia Could Have Saved China
A retrospective view argues that early U S economic aid to Asia might have steadied China and Asia against Communist advances. It cites Nomura and Hull, notes Johnson’s Asia visit, and links postwar aid to outcomes like Korea and Vietnam, urging a Marshall Plan style program.
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U. S
Asia
China
Nomura
Europe
Launder Towels Promptly in Hot Water to Fight Bacteria
For sanitary reasons towels should be washed quickly using the hottest water available. If towels must wait in a hamper, first hang them to dry to prevent bacteria and mildew from multiplying on damp fabrics.
Hal Boyle on December women and February looks
Hal Boyle offers a string of wry musings on gender, fashion, gadgets, and everyday quirks. He notes women shine in December while men seek novelty in gadgets. he observes habits from church architecture to Christmas trees, socks, and shirts with a humorous, observational tone.
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New York
John O'Hara
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidation and Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its 1925 consolidation with the Oswego Times and provides publishing details. It lists staff names, office in Des Plaines Illinois, and rates for mail subscriptions across regions including New York State, Canada, and the United States.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
K R. Thomson
S. F. Chapmen
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Illinois
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Times Carrier
New York State
Mississippi River
Canada
Julius Matthews Special Agency, Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
An Editor's Moment of Meditation at Pearl Harbor
The message recalls dead sailors buried in Pearl Harbor and others from Tarawa Normandy and other battles. It asks for reflection on peace and transformation of enemies into friends to uphold civilization and freedom.
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Pearl Harbor
Tarawa
Normandy
Europe
Asia
Johnson undecided on income tax hike amid Viet Nam war costs
President Johnson weighs a tax increase to finance the Viet Nam war, with Treasury officials and lawmakers offering mixed estimates. The decision remains uncertain as inflation, deficits, and political considerations influence the calculus.
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Johnson
Washington
Boggs
Hale Boggs
House
Texas
White House
Pggs
Treasury
Florida Hammocks Rich in Massive Mahogany Trees
Everglades Hammocks in Florida National Park are mature hardwood forests that grow on elevated ground. Mahogany Hammock along the 38 mile route from the park entrance to Flamingo hosts the largest mahogany trees in the continental United States.
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Everglades
Flamingo
Fla
UPI
Florida
Eversides National Park
Miami
Florida Bay
United States
Bible Passage Micah 6 8 Do Justly Love Mercy Walk Humbly
The verse proclaims what is good and what the Lord requires of man to act justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. It emphasizes moral action and devotion as central duties for believers.
Finesse avoided by alternative play in four hearts
West dealer opens and after a spade sequence declarer finds a method to avoid a club loser. By ruffing the spade, cashing heart honors, and methodically managing diamonds, declarer eliminates the club loss without relying on a potential finesse.
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West
East
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