Freedom and Liberty Inked in Madison County Gazette
Editorial by Howard J. Eldon urges readers to defend individual liberty in America. It warns that freedom can be crushed by group action or complacency and calls for reaffirming majority government, civic responsibility, and the values of loyalty faith and dedication to sustain the nation.
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Howard J. Eldon
Madison County Historical Society, Inc
Hstorical Gazette
Eldon
Virginia
Hiim
Tayhead
America
Nixon Budget Cuts Push Congress to Finalize 1970 Expenditures
The Nixon administration presses ahead with budget cuts and offsets amid a four week delay in 1970 appropriation bills. It urges Congress to cooperate in trimming lower priority programs while noting tax reform proposals and 15 years of prior oversight by current lawmakers.
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Nixon
Congress
Johnson
Eisenhower T
Rise in Clothes Dryer Shipments Tied to Permanent Press Boom
A brief item notes clothes dryer shipments rose about 1 percent in the first five months of 1959 helped by the permanent press boom. Industry reps say instructions urge use of dryers for permanent press fabrics, boosting sales amid free enterprise growth and rising living standards.
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Free Enterprise
Othes. Dryer Industry
Itis Dounth
Gover
Quotable Quotes On Rights and Civic Duty
A garbled quote attributed to J Ed Hoover praises justice and freedom as goals for all, but argues rights require heavy civic duty and personal responsibility, noting freedoms depend on continued effort and adherence to the rule of law.
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Ed Hoover
Journey to Eternity: Aunt Norma Johnson’s Death and Legacy
A 92 year old Michigan woman Aunt Norma Johnson dies. The narrator conducts the burial with a 18th century Bible. The piece reflects on immortality, death and the soul tracing Gerontius and Christian views.
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Noriit Johnson
Norma
Miss Johnson
Michigan
Kinsfolk
Nebraska
Brontes
Dickens
Trollope
Mrs. Gaskell
Walter Scott
Wilkie Collins
Rider Haggard
John Henry Newman
Geronlius
Geronius
Gerontius
Defensive Drinkers Diet and Exercise Debate
A review discusses The Defensive Drinkers Diet by J. David Ker, noting its stance that proor nutrition and exercise can offset liquor harm. The piece mocks extreme health fads, cites examples like biking two miles, swimming a mile, and jokes about avoiding abstainers while stressing vitamin therapies.
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Mrasa
J. David Ker
Wacay
Joe's
Chicago
Workers Paradise and Moon Landing Praise in U S Press
The column extols U S achievements in space and labor, praising automated job matching systems and the Baltimore Job Bank as proof of American efficiency. It argues Nixon era economic restraint will spare main breadwinners, with overtime cuts cushioning layoffs and education and training boosting workers.
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Workens' Paradise
USA
Washington
D. C
Russia
America
U.S
George Schulz
Biso
Rchultz
Labor Department
U. S
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Florida
New York
Utah
Baltimore Job Bank
Schultz
Hwan Glague
The
Labor de
Partment
Nixon
Ttsift
American Commonwealth
Clague
Earth
McNaught Syndicate
Foe
Folklore and Quotations Across Times and Tongues
A collage of quotations features figures from Joan Baez to Henry Miller and Will Durant. It includes a Saskatchewan university barter plan where students will pay tuition with barley and a remark on contemporary pessimism and the founding fathers.
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the Herald
Joan Baez
Wade
Archa O. Dar
Washington, D. C
Akron
Ohio
Will Durant
Associated Press
University of Saskatchewan
An. Associated S
Sizkatoon
Saskvier
The Right to Vote and the Silent Threat of Poli
A speaker argues against universal voting and warns that expanding access through waiving poll taxes or remote balloting could erode democratic responsibility. The piece critiques federal welfare politics and laments ritual barriers while railing against a hyperdemocratic drift. The address ends with a provocative jibe about phone voting and a plea for careful civic participation.
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Lai
United States
Argu
At&t
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Ina Merdhay
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