Editorial on TV coverage and campus disturbance images
The piece discusses a Columbia University disturbance photo and argues television coverage shapes public opinion. It criticizes cameras inside crowds at protests and congressional events, urges outside-perimeter reporting, and calls for balanced broadcasting from major networks. It notes liberal bias and the profit motive in TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Lower
Jett
Chicago
Anderson Exchange Club
Don Hancock
Hancock
Indianapolis
Monument Circle
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York
Local Democrats Back Lt. Gov Rock for Governor
Critics in Lafayette claim Roger Branigin's 4 year mayoral term harmed the city while noting no state aid since his retirement. They question Lt. Gov Rock's record for Anderson, asserting the only clear answer is that he has done nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rock
Lafayette
Roger Branigin
Mr. Rock
Anderson
TAXPAYER DOUBLE CHOSSED AGAIN IN TAX AND SPENDING FALLOUT
Paul Harvey critiques the Johnson administration and Congress for raising taxes to curb inflation while pledges to cut spending were not kept. He warns of rising costs, growing government, and voter disillusion as lobbyists push for bigger budgets despite promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Congress
Wilbur DB. Mills
Jarvey
White House
Post Office
Wellan
George II
Inflationary Plan and Investor Advice From Spear Column
A reader outlines a long term contract fund with front end loading and another 10 000 to invest while seeking targets. The advice notes typical front end costs can be offset by disciplined saving and dollar cost averaging and recommends funds Southern Natural Gas and First Charter Financial. Another reader aged 75 asks for income guidance and is advised to keep BBB rated bonds and move some holdings into Liggett Myers and U S Steel to target about 6 percent yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACP Industries
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Cities Service
el Paso Natural Gas
Interstate Power Co
Mountain Fuel Supply
Northeast
Hudson
Interstate Power
Mountain Fuel
Northeast Utilities
ACF
Liggel & Myers
U. S. Steel
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fisherman recalls private road signs and fishing limits
A reader recounts a tale of a boy with a big catch and dubious signage. The piece weaves jokes about a rifle instructor and a Wisconsin summer storyteller, ending with a quip on self judging and cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Worry Clinic Advice Promotes Religious Prayers for Children
Dr George W Crone argues for nightly prayers to broaden children's cosmic outlook and curb irreligious influence. He claims religious households reduce delinquencies and divorce risk, urging parents to order his booklet and pay for correspondence costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Clinic
George W. Crone
George
Crane
UNSAFE STREETS SHOCK NATION AS VIOLENCE RISES
The public fears on city and small town streets grow as crime surges. The Martinsville murder of 21 year old Carol Jenkins and a four year old attacked in Lafayette highlight widespread danger. Calls urge law and order beyond racial lines to protect citizens from mugging, assault, and home invasions.
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America
Martinsville
Ind
Carol Rerkins
Carol Jenkins
United States
Lafayette
Irk
Sept. Il
Vinegar versus Lemon Juice Health Column Cements Preference
Dr Brady reflects on condiment choice after backlash over calling vinegar dangerous. He now defends vinegar as a wholesome option with lemon juice favored for certain flavors in meals, noting cider vinegar particularly for cabbage and beans. He warns no health benefit from drinking vinegar and invites readers to mail questions for brief replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Constitutional Preamble Text
The excerpt presents an altered version of the United States Constitution preamble with garbled wording and misspellings. It appears as a defective transcription lacking coherent structure and complete phrases.
Short Thoughts on Politics and Wives Shopping
Observers mock Democratic desperation after long corporate governance and exhausted promises. The piece links husbands hiding business worries to wives pressing for shopping as a cultural cue. The tone emphasizes satirical commentary on political fatigue and consumerist impulses.
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Bayer
Het
Associated Press
Arrociatecs Press
Columbia
Mark Rudd
Students For Democratic Society
SDS
Arrow
First Charter Financial
West Coast Savings and Loan Folding Companies
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Wisconsin Woods
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Hubert
Philip
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Cathy
Susanna
Jenny Beth
Rebekah
Rachel
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