Sun Sets on the British Empire Sen. Pearson Says
Sen. James Pearson of Kansas criticizes Prime Minister Wilson's plan to cut foreign military forces and domestic welfare spending. He argues Britain's choice marks the end of its two century global power role and a retreat from expansive welfare programs.
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The Thin Red Ink and Britain’s Global Decline
The piece argues Britain’s actions have relegated it to a secondary power, urging reflection on Britain’s lost resources and the rising US role as champion of the free world. It notes Britain’s pullout risks leaving a vacuum and points to rising welfare spending at home.
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Almanac 1968 World Almanac centennial edition highlights
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World Almanac style questions and facts
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Laugh-In premieres with fast paced satire on NBC
AP reports Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In debuts with rapid sight gags spoofs and dialogue. The program features quick sketches including a controversial White House bedroom scene and a pillow fight. ABC airs Everett Dirksen special recounting American history and memories.
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Ingrown Toenail Advice From Dr. Mother Sketch
Reader letters discuss ingrown toenails with home care tips such as soaking, cotton under the nail, and cautious trimming. A medical note cautions against over-shortening and suggests cautious guidance or professional help if not improving. Other items include Bible quiz questions, pleurisy explanation, menopause weight comments, a long-ago water main break, Elk’s Club closure due to fuel, and a prayer passage.
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And Say Very Little The North Vietnamese Talk A Lot
AP analyst James Marlow critiques three years of stalled peace efforts in Vietnam. He outlines North Vietnam demands that the U.S. stop bombing and withdraw with assurances for talks, while Washington seeks concrete steps and warns concessions could signal Communist gains. The piece notes the exchange risks prolonged conflict and regional collapse if negotiations fail.
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Advertising Leader Sees Need For Self Regulation
New York AP a Bell to be president at the 10th annual government relations conference of the American Advertising Federation. Bell, 41, a lawyer, says government attention is rising and favors self regulation, cautions against restrictive legislation, and argues tasteless ads should be controlled without stifling creativity. He plans to base in Washington and commute to New York.
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Inflation Fears Drive Waves Of Stock Buying
Investors flood the market as inflation psychology takes hold. Brokers report rapid trading on the American Stock Exchange with over 10 million shares, as traders bet on assets that rise with the economy. Accompanying this is a shift toward cheaper stocks, with many issues under $10, while some blue chips on the NYSE command $100 or more.
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Television Log Strips Late Hour Schedule Listings
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