Hoover urges moral renewal as weapon against crime
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover delivers a Christmas season speech after receiving an award from the Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. He warns that half way Americans neglect duty and suggests a return to religious principles to restore liberty and curb crime driven by subversion and corruption.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation
America
Mr. Hoover
Recognitions of Domini and Honduras Regimes Spark Debate
The piece notes the U S recognition of new Domini can and Honduras regimes with promises of upcoming elections. It contrasts this with past praise for rapid U S aid to South Viet Nam’s revolutionary government and suggests pragmatic, if cynical, policy shifts.
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U.S
South
Viet Nam
Through the Years San Antonio Notices Chronicle
Chronological items from the San Antonio area noting personnel transfers civic appointments and honors. Entries include Patrolman Pelayo return transfer approval, Col Davis D Graves awarded Commander of the British Empire by Northwest African Air Force, R R Berlus named state and federal subsistence farm liaison, opening of new tourist headquarters at Nueces Hotel by the Chamber, Mrs Clara D Graham inspector of public amusements, and a bishop dinner attended by local ministers at Bishop Kinsolving home on Pecan Street.
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Col
Davis D. Graves
W. Woodlawn
Lloyd
Nueces Hotel
San Antonio
Unions Press Johnson on Budget Cuts in Labor Fight
Labor leaders rally around the walking wounded of the budget battle as layoffs rise from Pentagon cutbacks. They aim to press President Johnson after his State of the Union, seeking policy on jobs, the 35 hour week, medicare, and labor management clashes amid looming strikes and a tense NLBR role.
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Pentagon
Johnson
Labor
White House
Tabor
Boeing
Seattle
W.P.A
Lyndon Johnson
Tates Tran Ace
National Labor
John Kennedy
Congress
Walter Reuther
Auto Union
National Labor Relations Board
Jabor
NLRE
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Arthur Goldberg
Justice
Mrs. Galisberg
Spring Valley
John
Health Talk: Surgeons Debate Freezing Ulcers and Hand Reattachment
International group of 6,500 at the 48th Annual Congress in California discussed freezing the stomach to treat ulcers with strong debate over efficacy. Dr. Owen H. Wangensteen urged safety and selected-use refinements. A Chinese team described a hand reattachment with precise surgery aided by antibiotics and transfusions. Similar American cases were reviewed as mutual learning. broader health goals and future experimentation were emphasized at American Heart Association meetings. Dr. Coleman will answer readers’ questions by letter.
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American College of Surgeohs
California
Owen H. Wangensteen
Minneapolis
America
American Heart Association
Duty’s Child Louisa May Alcott versus Bronson Alcott legacy
In Cheshire Connecticut the piece recalls Bronson Alcott’s progressive school ideas and his conflicts with 19th century farmers. It contrasts his methods with Louisa May Alcott’s activism, wartime nursing, and authorship, arguing her practicality and duty over utopian theory. The column laments permissive schooling and notes social welfare context and taxation.
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Cheshire
Conn
Bronson Alcott
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Mass
Alcott
Old Bronson
Arthur W. Lee
Boston
Louisa May Alcott
Bronson
Newcastle
Karl Marx
Papa
Fruitlands
Louisa
Duty
Louisa May
King Features Syndicate
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Imary States
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R. R. Berlus
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Clara D. Graham
Peru
Ind
Duc
S. Wolfson
Kinsolving
Pecan St. Holme
Jolmaon
Victor Riesel
Squeeze
Lester L. Coleman
MBS
John Chamberlain
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