Big City Democrats Push Peace Policy Weaken Johnson Bid
West Side Manhattan Democratic club meet heard Justice Douglas call for law over war. Alex J. Rosenberg warned Johnson must act for peace or risk alienating large numbers of Democrats and harming his re election chances. He urged unity to support peace and human rights against Hanoi dictated policy.
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Cattlemen seek 5 percent cut in beef supply to lift prices
The American National Cattlemen's Association urges 42 state affiliates and 300 members to halt cow herd expansion a 5 percent production drop aimed at driving beef prices higher. They cite a 1 percent drop could raise prices 3 to 6 percent, projecting a 15 to 30 percent rise. The plan seeks to stabilize ranchers' prospects and avoid shortages while acknowledging higher consumer costs.
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Federal push to criminalize flag desecration grows
Congress intensifies action after antiwar protests in New York and San Francisco. Lawmakers urge stiff penalties, imprisonment, and fines to protect the flag as a symbol of patriotism and justice, with hearings possible despite initial reluctance by Rep. Emanuel Celler.
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1968 Republican field narrows to Nixon in GOP race
A survey of 2,137 county chairmen shows Nixon leading for the Republican nomination in 1968. Romney, Reagan, Percy, Rockefeller, and Rhodes follow with smaller support. 158 had no opinion and 12 listed others.
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Illinois
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New York
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Ohio
Campaign panel singles Johnson toughest to beat
The group of professionals named President Johnson as the hardest to defeat by 1 185 votes, Sen Robert F Kennedy by 715 and 237 undecided. They expect Nixon, the proven campaigner, to oppose Johnson, showing less interest in new faces than analysts.
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Washington Insight The Maoist Spectre
Dean Rusk says he does not know what is happening in China yet escalation in Vietnam worries him. The piece argues tension favors Maoism and that China’s leaders crave purification, rallying loyal forces, and stricter doctrinal unity. It warns U S policy risks global danger from a misread China amid the Vietnam crisis.
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The Silence Of LBJ On Haiphong Bombing
William F Buckley Jr analyzes the Haiphong attack as a late escalation that lacks a clear timetable. He questions Johnson's rationale and communication, suggesting insular decision making fuels public suspicion and uncertainty. The piece notes South Vietnamese actions and fears of widened conflict.
Youth Department A G Churches Raises Funds For Mission Vehicles
The Youth Department of the Assembly of God churches with 572,123 members raised $650,000 to purchase 81 cars 20 station wagons 12 trucks 6 buses 16 motorcycles and 48 bicycles for 73 missionary countries. The project helped reverse defections among the youth nationwide and showcased the good remaining among the young.
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Athens high school pole vault record tied by Frisby
Don Frisby of Rome High School cleared 12 feet 4 inches to equal the Athens County High School Track and Field Meet record and to match his own school mark. The piece also notes Taft's critique of government spending, bread price rise, and local Route 33 East by pass debates in Athens. John R Abel urges support for the project.
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Rome High School
Athens County
the Messenger
Athens
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State Highway Department
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Tulane
Lunar Orbiter 3 Helps Pick Apollo Landing Site
The lunar Orbiter 3 mission ended its run after sending pictures that allowed NASA to identify a landing area for the Apollo craft. Instruments performed well and provided essential data for choosing the site for the American crew.
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Space Agency
Controversy Over Glouster Board of Public Affairs Workers
Letters describe labor strife at Glouster with three workers resigning over pay and working conditions. The board refused raises amid budget constraints while other town spending proceeded, and two trained firefighters were omitted from a published list as resignations followed.
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the Messenger
Glouster Board of Public Affairs
Little League
Larry Bycofski
Rollie Swart
Fire Department
Bycofski
Swart
East bypass debate at city planning meeting stirs controversy
The Messenger notes a planning commission discussion favoring a new east bypass across E State Street, described as a Colossus like Arc de Triomphe. Critics urge scrapping Appalachian Highway plans to save 19 million, arguing progress overruns debt and burdens residents.
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McBee
Soldier Recalls Lottery Draft Play by Hershey
Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey, director of Selective Service, outlined obedience to orders as he shifted 19 year olds to a lottery system for military service. He emphasized how a soldier follows the Commander-in-Chief once a decision is made.
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Lewis Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Kennedy Says All-Volunteer Army Favors Minority Enlistment
Sen Edward M Kennedy argues during campus visits that an all volunteer army would be largely African American and that many Negroes volunteer because military life offers a better option than their current prospects.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Athens Messenger rates and mailing options
The Athens Messenger outlines subscription and delivery details including daily and Sunday editions, single-copy prices, and mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and U.S. possessions. It notes delivery by carrier and mail, with annual and multi‑month terms and the post office entry information.
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Ohio
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