Editorials on Johnson and Czechoslovakia’s Crisis
The piece argues leaders from both parties showed firmness and restraint toward Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia. It traces historical context from 1918 to 1968, noting Czechoslovakia’s strategic position and potential future liberalization under Dubcek or successors. It suggests Russia may pay a high price and perhaps gain limited leverage as the dust settles.
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Johnson
Alexander Dubcek
Thucydides
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Austria
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
New York State
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Thomas G. Masaryk
Edouard Benes
Washington
Czech Republic
Benes
Moscow
Prague
Strong
Yugoslavia
Milovan Djilas
Stalin
Antonin Novotny
Finsl
Last Dan
Dubicek
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Cen
Warsaw
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceausescu
Romania
Tilo
Dubcek
Hille
Europe
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
California
Dean Rusk
New York
Ramsey Clark
Roor Peoples
Chicago
Windy City
America
Gen
Fea, Corp
Counter Rebellion and Tax Sentiment on Local Schools
The Boone Iowa News Republic reports voter resentment toward rising local school taxes as nearly a third of bond issues fail. The piece links tax fatigue to campus disruptions, noting a need for evidence that schools foster faith in American institutions to reduce unrest.
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Boone, Towa
News-Republican
Mutual Fund Pruning and Growth Picks
Investors seek guidance on pruning a 17 holding list. Four sales flagged API Swift Workworth Capital. funds add to reach early withdrawal threshold. Wellington Windsor remain solid with automatic withdrawal. Hold RCA Pepsico Sterling Drug Central National Bank Cleveland Cities Service Columbia Gas Squibb Beecham for growth. Western Union held due to mergers. Joy Martin-Marietta erratic but long term retention favored. Fairchild Hiller seen as near term weak but recovery possible. Pairchild subcontractor prospects brighter for 1970s.
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G& M
API
Swift
Uno
Wellington
Windsor
RCA
Pepsico
Sterling
Central Nal
Bank Cleveland
Cities Service
Columbia Gas
Squibb Beechat
Western Union
Electronics Joy
Martin Mariella
Fairchitt Hiller
Lossen
Pairchild
Spear
Mjail
Cope. TM
Gen
Fea. Corp
Editor's Outlook on Chicago Convention Turmoil
The 1968 Democratic National Convention faces external agitation as groups plan protests and security measures surge. The piece portrays international communism using U S unrest, with Daley’s police and guards facing thousands of officers, and a broader aim to sway opinion abroad and at universities.
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Atlan
Ian
Dick Gregory
Chicago
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Richard Daley
Democratic Credentials Committee
Fort OK
David Deltinger
the Liberator
Youth International Party
Yippies
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Daley
Andy
Praetorian Guard
Cossacks
America
Sweden
Stokely Carmichael
Havana
Hanoi
Students For A Democratic Society
Moscow
Are You Frightened for Your Teenager by Brady Health
A Brady Health Service column addresses parental fears of juvenile delinquency and the impact of attitudes on teens. It urges parents to foster mutual respect, clear standards, and personal beliefs, contrasting demands with guidance. Dr. William Brady offers responses to health letters from 625 El Camino, South Beverly Hills, California, noting limited replies due to volume.
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Yesteryear
Brady
Ellers
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Constitution Preamble Amidst a Nation’s Founding
The text presents the United States Constitution preamble asserting unity, justice, domestic tranquility, defense, general welfare, and liberty for current and future citizens. It states the people ordain and establish the Constitution.
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The
United _tates
United States of America
Worry Clinic on Miniskirts and Male Preferences
Dr George W Crane argues miniskirts stress physical traits over personality. He mocks “Holestein” men fixed at infantile nursing and advises women to seek deeper qualities for lasting marriage. Readers are urged to request his 200 point Tests for Sweethearts via Mellor Indiana.
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Tina
Stonkey Sea
Northwand
Language Play and Drowning Story In Language Tricks
A survey of tongue twisters and slanted word use shows how tone changes with word choice. It cites examples like two tadpoles and a drowning tale, noting editors pursue bigger stories over grim facts.
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Ligal
Neptune
Dallas County
Agnew civil rights stance defended by columnist
The column defends Spiro Agnew against charges of racism, praising his commitment to civil rights for all and his disapproval of violence and civil disobedience. It argues he supports Negro ownership of enterprises and equal opportunity, noting Eisenhower's prior defense of a similar stance.
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Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Harvey
Gov. Agnew
Rap Brown
Short Thoughts on Budget, Moon, and Food Tips
Sloppy defense and procurement notes hint at wasteful Pentagon practices amid a sprawling budget. Moon missions face nav hurdles as lunar dust and rising technical costs challenge access. Everyday recipes for asparagus, cucumbers, and corn fritters offer quirky kitchen guidance amid a jumble of typos and odd phrasing.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Nuyad
Anderton
Indisne
Cortieg
Medivon
Countian
Maditon
Maditon and Adjaining Countiry In Indigna
Bryend
Uadiane
Ryboctil
Serge
Associated Press
By Jenkins Lloyd Jones
Soars
Brady's Health Service
Worry
George W. Crane
Agta
Tina F
Crane
Folklore
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Paul Harvey News
By Paul Hervey
Dwight Eisenhower
Japan
Moon
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