One Man One Vote Confusion in Federal System
The piece questions how the federal government can impose one man one vote on state legislatures while fitting the Constitution. It notes Sen Dirksen’s views on federal involvement and cites Indiana’s population versus Alaska’s, highlighting unequal Senate representation. It emphasizes Indiana’s city Indianapolis contrasts with a sparsely populated Alaska.
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U.S
Sen. Dirksen
Congress of the
United States
Indiana
Alaska
U.S. Senate
Indianapolis
Oppose Dirksen Amendment to Senate on Legislative Elections
The writer argues against a constitutional amendment forcing state legislatures to be elected by population, praising the current system after nearly 200 years. They urge the public to flood Washington with letters and calls to oppose any future Senate vote on the issue.
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Dirksen
50 States
Sen. Dirksen
Senate
Washington
Seattle urged to sell municipal power to private firms
A Seattle magazine argues the city should privatize its municipal electric system to gain cash and tax revenue. It claims private ownership could improve operation, while noting precedents and concerns about deficits, politics, and tax exemptions in public utilities.
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Seattle
Bedrock of American Freedom Warns Business Leaders
A civic appeal stresses renewed public interest amid war pressures and economic strain. A. C. Rubel, retiring Union Oil chairman, urges businessmen to engage in government since politics now governs business at all levels from local boards to Washington.
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A. C. Rubel
Union Oil Company of California
Federal Administration
Washington
Associated Press
We Agree Barry Goldwater on income and money
Barry Goldwater asserts income in business stems from effort and skill while government handouts undermine growth. He warns that gifts for politics divert resources and reduce productive expansion, contrasting earned income with treated subsidies.
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Barry Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
Investors weigh Dow trends and convertible bonds for retirement
In a reader exchange on growth and stability, Roger E. Spear recommends a diversified approach. He notes the Dow May decline but argues it is not a sole guide, proposes convertible bonds yielding around 4 percent, and names Champion Paper Armour & Co Olin Mathieson and Dresser Industries as examples for a retirement portfolio.
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Roger E. Spear
United Gas
Ford Union
Carbide
Continental
Bristol-Myers
American Telephone
Sears
Roebuck
Ford
General Electric
Unionment Stores
Long Island Chon
Cantante
Laura
Spear
Viet Nam
J.l.soeger E. Spear
Central Station
Nyc
N.Y
Champion Paper
Armour & Co
Olin Mathieson
Dresser Industries
Saeae Wh
Inside Report on Humphrey and Foreign Policy Shifts
The piece notes Vice President Humphrey's limited role in key foreign policy decisions under President Johnson. It highlights his outsider status to critical briefings, selective involvement in Dominican and Vietnam crises, and his efforts to access top secret material amid White House pressure.
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Humphrey
Washington
U. S
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Viet Nam
U.S
Congress
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State and Defense Departments
Humphrey Probes Viet Nam Truth Amid Political Debate
The piece notes Humphrey urged returning soldiers to share candid views on Viet Nam, warning officers against punishing truth tellers. It highlights his limited time for field briefings and calls for reliable channels. The column also discusses British election betting on Conservative odds and Goldberg’s rising profile.
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Ing
Viet Nam
United States
Lonuuw
Irey
Arthur Goldberg
Ladbroke
Laborites
Folklore At Large From Quotations Of The Times
A collage of comments from readers and editors on current topics shows varied views on politics crime punishment liberty and manners. Public voices include critiques of party publications and reflections on capital punishment and social behavior.
Television Schedule Snippet from Early ABC WLW Station
Fragmentary TV schedule notes list morning programs on ABC WLW with a reference to The Symbol and a dated time slot. No clear program titles or full context available.
Clergymen as spiritual stewards in modern society
The essay argues clergy hold a unique role beyond other professions, guiding souls and families through health and death, shaping generosity, and uplifting society. It contrasts material wealth with enduring gratitude, urging support for Dr. Crane Mellor’s speech booklet and psychology materials.
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Croesus
Bank of Heaven
Ohio reader seeks vitamin guidance for weakness and knee pain
A reader recalls Dr Brady’s health column on nutrition and urges help for a woman with nutritional deficiency and knee trouble. The note discusses vitamin B complex calcium and daily diet revision, asking for exact dosages and sources while noting limited responses due to volume.
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Olio
Ohio
Kee Theri
Iit
Life
Farragut and Tennessee at Mobile Bay battle details
James B. Martin recalls the Civil War clash at Mobile Bay where Union ships faced the CSS Tennessee. Farragut’s command, the famed line Damn the torpedoes Full speed ahead, led to Union victory despite heavy losses and the Tennessee’s ironclad advantage.
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James B. Martin
Tennessee
Mobila Bay
Farragut
Mortford
Hartford
August Activities At Roths Include Fashion Show
The August schedule highlights busy shoppers with Fashions A Go Go at all three stores and a high school fashion show last Thursday. On Wednesday August 18 at Mounds Mall Miss Francis Callahan of Mademoiselle Magazine will narrate an official fashion show at 8:00 PM, as Roths remains one of five Indiana stores officially designated for the magazine’s events.
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Mounds Mall
Francis Callahan
Mademoiselle Magazine
Roth's
Indiana
Mademoiselle Feature At Roth's Fashion Event
The mall announces a fashion show highlighting Mademoiselle magazine as the top read among women ages 18 to 35. A representative trunk show with Caryle line and Miss Magei Nea} will offer informal modeling, commentary, and prerelease merchandise for order.
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Demoiselle College Shop
Mademoiselle
Magei Nea
Caryle
Roth's
Urban Renewal Head To Address NAACP Meeting
The Madison County NAACP will hold its monthly meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. at Second Church, 112 W. 14th. Guest speaker will be Kenneth Schneider, Director of City Urban Renewal. The public is invited.
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Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
NAACP
Madison County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Teihurst Church
City Urban Renewal
Kenneth Schneider
The Shepherd Have We Not All One Father
A brief devotional note cites Malachi 2 10 and questions about divine unity and favoritism. The writer JULIEN C HYER reflects that ancient discussion opposed by some modern views while affirming God as creator of all.
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Malachi
Julien C, Hyer
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