Editorial on the 1968 presidential campaign and candidates
The editorial analyzes the presidential race between Nixon and Humphrey, notes Wallace as a third party option, and discusses policies on Vietnam, crime, poverty, civil rights, and economic strategy. It warns against income redistribution and highlights the need for credible, workable programs before the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wallace
United States
Nixon
Tong
Vietnam
Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
America
Sneaky Switch and Price Increases Across Auto Industry
A national cabinet report labels an auto maker’s price rise a severe setback to price stability. Officials warn if others match the pattern, American consumers face a $750 million cost. They blame federal deficits of about $25 billion for inflation, noting a historical link between deficits and price rises.
What happens to the smaller firm in a merger
In mergers the smaller company may become a division of the parent with earnings consolidated, or retain its name and managers while stock is exchanged for the surviving firm. Some cases see the smaller firm continue trading while others are fully absorbed, with profits consolidated into the purchaser's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Tulip Cup
Owens - Ilingis
Davol
International Paper
Red Owl Stores
Gamble, Skogmo
Jones '& Laughlin Steel
Ling- Teneo + Vought
Agricultural Chemical
U. & Steel
M.N. A
Earnings
Lily
Tulip Cup
Jones & Laughlin
Ling ~ Temen - Vought
Red Owl
Gamble Skogmo
Davol Inc
U. S. Steel
Inter
Paper
Duval
U. &. Steel
Armour
Campaign influence fears in election as outsiders loom
The piece argues foreign and external forces could steer U S voters and Paris talks ahead of the election. It notes Humphrey Nixon and Johnson policy clashes on Vietnam and suggests Hanoi and Curtis LeMay’s Wallace ticket could affect bombing tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine
Humphrey
Vielen
Johnson
Ppera
Richard Nicon
Jonson
Vietnam
Paris
Washington
Carddale
Nixon
Hanoi
Davish
Hamphrey
Nguyen Gia Hien
Senate of
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Curtis LeMay
George Wallace
Wallace
White House
Hanal
Diabetes mellitus in health column tone and tests
A health column explains diabetes as a functional weakness of the pancreas. It contrasts true diabetes with alimentary and renal glycosuria, notes blood and urine sugar levels, and mentions testing methods and public urine screening efforts. It ends with constitutional text and contact details for Dr. William Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langerhans
Don ¥. Duffie
The Scientific Marriage Foundation Clinic Ads Hopeful Matchmaking
Larry seeks a wife amid a small town, turning to Rabbi Fox Sek and the Scientific Marriage Foundation which uses volunteer clergy screened applicants and an IBM card system to pair compatible men and women within a 21 mile radius. The foundation claims a 99.9 percent marriage success in its first 12 years and reports a successful match of Larry with a plane stewardess, urging mature individuals to request the SMF questionnaire for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Rabbi Fox Sek
SMF
Lavy Q
Selentide Marriage Foundation
IBM
G. George Fox
South Shore
Chicago
Scientific
7 Le
U.S.A
Canada
Ana
Indiana
Our
Republic
Misread Sayings and Oddities from a Rural Notice Board
A collection of garbled phrases and mistaken meanings from everyday signs and remarks. Humor arises as phrases are misheard or miswritten, producing odd contrasts such as a butcher shop near chaos and a resigning board member prompting playful responses.
Discipline in Parochial Schools Sparks Debate Over Authority
A critique of parochial and private schools embracing permissive discipline mirrors concerns in Grand Rapids Catholic Central and other church affiliated schools. Critics warn that abandoning authority harms moral formation, urging schools to uphold legitimate authority to guide students. Father John McDuffee supports restoring clear discipline to counter modern permissiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dewey
Yesteryear
Central High
Catholic Central
John MecCaffee
Central Michigan University
St. Joseph's Seminary
Grand Rapids
Father McDulfee
Father McDuffee
Alreyad
Gen
Fea, Corp
Peace talks versus war costs spark gun sale debate
Short Thoughts criticizes peace delegation costs of five thousand dollars a month while the war consumes two point five billion. The National Rifle Association voices opposition to compromise. Mumphrey calls for annual summits with Russia as a new diplomacy, arguing more talks would not be preferable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mumphrey
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Feyedem
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Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed Ternary Tranigrer
Corrier
Medison
Countie
Maditon
Indiaca
Indiane
Nuavait
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Paul Harvey News
Gen. Fea. Corp
Brady's Health Service
Brady
van Ha
William Brady
el Camino
South Beveerly Hills
California
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Jono
Wade
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Kirk
Bill Benning
National Rifle Association
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