Advertising's Role in Press Growth and Public Trust
The editorial argues advertising fuels American business and sustains a free press. It notes abuse invites FTC and FDA action and mocks a car ads pitch for curing radiator leaks with pills as a satire of marketing claims. It calls for more advertising to drive consumer confidence and progress.
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Federal Trade Commission
The
Pure Food and Drug Administration
American Auto Manufacturing Company
Maldistribution of Food Is Tragedy of Hunger
Henry J. Taylor warns that vast funds spent on Food for Peace have not ended hunger. He notes arms purchases, population surges, and uneven distribution worldwide, stressing maldistribution as the true global tragedy despite rising food output and a green revolution.
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U.S
Elmer Staats
Hades
Elysian Fields
SS Hope Begins Second Decade Of Service
The SS Hope will mark ten years of aid with a January arrival in Kingston Jamaica. More than 150 medical staff will train local professionals and assist patients as the ship continues its pattern of inviting further invitations and delivering needed services worldwide.
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Hope
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Berets Return From Vietnam Mission to Fort Bragg
The 5th Special Forces Group known as the Green Berets begin homeward movement from Vietnam ending a long era of advisory and combat work. Since 1961 they operated along Frontiers training mountain tribes and conducting high risk missions earning rest at Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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United States
5Th Special Forces Group
Vietnam
Green Berets
Fort Bragg
N.C
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Assn to meet August 24 25
Ray P Turner Jr named general chairman to organize the 61st annual Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association convention to be held here August 24 and 25. Marshall Mills Inc buys Laura V Baker home at Piccadilly and Cameron Streets to build a downtown motel. Nelson Page becomes president of Handley Board of Trustees overseeing Judge Handley's bequests. Carter Baker elected president of McIlwee's Municipal Band with officers Richard Rush John Hottel and T E Dorton. Peyton J Marshall Jr enlists in U S Navy January 9 in radar training stationed at Great Lakes Indiana. Richard R Lineburg promoted to sergeant after three months with occupation forces in Italy.
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Ray P. Turner, JR
Sarah Zane
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Marshall Mills, Inc
Marshall
Laura V. Baker
Piccadilly and
Cameron Sts
Carter Baker
McIlwee’s
Richard Rush
John Hottel
T.E. Dorton
Peyton J. Marshall, Jr
Washington,d.c
U.S. Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Richard R. Lineburg
Italy
Fear as a guide not a morbid weight
The piece argues fear is not always bad and warns against constant morbid fear. It urges fearing only what truly harms, while using courage to face necessary dangers. It cautions that chronic fear breeds irritation and unhappiness for the individual and others around them.
Winter maladies and hypochondria in a humorous take
HAL BOYLE playfully lists winter ailments and fears as chronic conditions from chronophobia to pedophobia. He suggests hypochondriacs exaggerate variety by identifying numerous phobias tied to cold, snow, and confinement, framing common winter feelings as disease.
One six year term for the U.S. president
William S. White argues for a constitutional amendment granting the president a single six-year term. He contends the current four-year term plus potential re election weakens effective leadership, especially in foreign policy, and that six years would allow a president to implement programs without the strain of long lame duck dynamics.
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Washington
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
White House
Harry Truman
Gallup
Congress
Protect Yourself When Taking Care of the Ill
Dr Lawrence E Lamb advises caregivers to wear rubber gloves and to ensure patients are under a doctor’s supervision to reduce contagion risk. He notes syphilis can spread via bodily fluids, suggests cautious handling of contagious cases, and warns about mixing medicines with alcohol. He also answers reader questions on alcohol use, long term prescriptions, and a child sleeping with a dog, reinforcing professional medical guidance.
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Dr. Lamb
Reader
How's Your I Q A 10 Question Quiz From A Pop Puzzle
A reader quiz asks ten questions on myth, science, history and literature. Questions cover Penelope husband, gas pair forming a liquid, Star Spangled Banner status, Queensberry boxing rules, Lundy’s Lane, Hiroshima ally city, primary pigment colors, Sam Weller in Dickens, U S citizenship, and Jesse Jones cabinet post.
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Penelope
Continental Congress
U.S
Hiroshima
Sam Weller
Charles Dickens
United States
Jesse Jones
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Handley Board of Trustees
John Handley
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
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