Editorial echoes beacon of sanity across races
A reader cites a Butler County American editorial from Hamilton Ohio praising restraint and rejecting violence while condemning militant Black Power rhetoric and welfare myths. The piece argues that preferential legislation harms, arson and intimidation fail, and urges sane, challenge-driven policies over racial scapegoating.
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Butler County
Question of Representation in Consumer Federation Comment
The president of the Consumer Federation of America cites 70 million members as a basis to sway lawmakers. The piece questions how lists are used, member consent, and whether large federations merely broadcast views or truly represent diverse constituents. It urges members of PTA, unions, churches, and other groups to scrutinize their affiliations.
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Farmers
Investment Q and A on International Paper and Digital Applications
Roger E Spear discusses International Paper Co expanding in healthcare and building materials through Davel Inc and C R Bard holdings boosting distribution, while Digital Applications faces a loss but shows decent fundamentals. advises holding IP for long term gains and holding DAI as a speculative move.
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Tax reform and Johnson's delayed pledge to act
The piece weighs whether President Johnson will fulfill his two year old promise to send comprehensive tax reform proposals by year end. It notes Treasury and Commerce have no information, mentions Javits amendment, and outlines major loopholes and potential revenue effects tied to oil depletion, property gains, and state bonds, with references to Reuss proposals and editorial commentary on reckless driving obliquely linked.
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Johnson
Congress
White House
Treasury Department
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Joboson
Treasury
Robert F. Kennedy
N- N.Y
Henry
Reuss
D-Wvis
Seminaries and the decline of pulpit power debate
A reminiscence on seminary training argues that excessive study dulls oratory. A deacon from a small town questions why seminars undermine young preachers, noting public speaking is salesmanship requiring audience connection and simple language drawn from daily life.
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Lawrence J
Crang
Public Platform Strategy Promises Plain Speech Reform
A writer argues for laypeople to host sermons replacing dull clergymen. He claims many priests fail to captivate children and adults, cites survey figures on speaking ability, and advertises a booklet titled Public Platform Strategy with a stamped return envelope. The appeal invites Dr Crane in Melot Indiana for personal advice or a psychological test.
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Smail
Jesus
Flint
I. Q
Christ
Haale
Feeding the underfed infant and safe care advice
A health column by Dr. Willan Brady argues against blaming underfed babies for crying or constipation. It promotes simple gradual feeding with milk, soups, cereals, and pureed vegetables, warns against unnecessary enemas, and urges medical attention if weight gain lags. Letters requesting advice should include a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Dr. Brady
Willan Brady
Cantino
South Beauly Hills
California
Preamble of the United States Constitution
The text presents the opening words of the U S Constitution stating aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for defense promote general welfare and secure liberty for all.
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United States
United States of America
Folklore by William Wade and Quotes of Our Times
A collection of quotations and snippets from various authors and speakers reflecting on life, culture, and society. Includes lines attributed to Jessamyn West, Andre Louis Moeau, Mrs Antrobus, and anonymous observers, plus notes on a sale and a sign about perspective.
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Jessamyn West
Indianapolis
Ile
Anderson
Monsieur
Ian
Andre Louis Moeau
Hefuel Sabatini
Public Prayer in Schools Reconsidered Amid Court Shifts
An unsigned analysis cites Warren Court rulings on school prayers and outlines three paths to restore school prayer: a constitutional amendment championed by Dirksen, a congressional act removing federal court jurisdiction, or a new Supreme Court decision. It notes growing public support for prayer amendments, details legal teaching methods in public schools, and references a book by Panotch and Barr on lawful religious instruction.
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Everett Dirksen
Congress
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Olert Nixon
Citizens For the Prayer
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Middle Atlantic States
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Washington
Roberto G. Howes
Curley Hall
Catholic University of America
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God
America
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James V. Paugch
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Harper & Raw
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Ithout
Teast
Panoch
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