Editorial Page In Our Opinion Switch by Liberals
The piece notes Moynihan and Goodwin challenging liberal governance from Washington and suggests a trend toward returning power to states. It questions Congress’ willingness to relinquish control of money and direction, but sees a chink in liberal dominance as a hopeful sign for state empowerment.
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End of an Era as Century Limited Surrenders to Jets
In an editor's outlook Jenkin Lloyd Jones laments the decline of grand rail travel from Chicago to New York. He recalls the splendor of the Twentieth Century Limited with its luxe cars and storied routes, noting its death after 65 years as jets now bind the distances.
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Metal shard spill on New Jersey Turnpike injures drivers
A truck shed hundreds of sharp metal triangles along 11 miles of the Turnpike causing at least 40 flat tires. Ten tow trucks aided motorists as drizzle fell and magnetic brooms swept debris from the road.
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Biddeford Lace Journal Advertising and Publication Details
Biddeford Maine newspaper page lists the Lace Journal ub Te ed Daily with Adams Street address. Casavant publisher Ingalls managing editor and contact numbers appear. Subscription rates are Payable In Advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. Associated Press credit noted.
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Percy foes Drake the Percy office fund attack
Washington debate over Senator Chuck Percy funds contrasts his $100000 office fund with Paul Douglas in Illinois. Douglas disclosed assets and income showing a modest take and travel expenses, while Percy defends private fundraising as necessary. The piece also notes Indiana senators Hartke and Bayh amid political tension and mentions Bolivia seeking Che Guevara diary.
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That's the Only Alternative We Have to Offer
A political commentator laments in state discourse as he calls to curtail foreign mink imports which now make up 42 percent of the U S market. Karl Hess formerly a Barry Goldwater speechwriter announces a switch to sculpture using his home bathtub as a welding site prompting his landlord to inspect for damage.
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Palm reader ad hints at generals moves in Arlington News
A reader sent an Arlington News clipping from Arlington Virginia noting a palm reader Madam Devine who claims to reveal past present and future open daily and Sunday near Pentagon. The item jokes how generals might plan future moves and includes other brief items on politics mink prices and NPC finances.
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Arlington News
Virginia
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Kennedy McCarthy clash seen as headache for RFK in 1968
Washington observers split on Kennedy’s fate as McCarthy’s bid tests Johnson era loyalties. Some say McCarthy could fracture antiwar support and hurt RFK if he sweeps primaries, others doubt serious damage unless several wins shift delegate strength. Kennedy remains cautious and neutral amid the intra party pressure.
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Bracero Program Roots of Modern Mexican Self-Sufficiency
Paul Harvey praises the bracero program as a form of foreign aid that benefited Mexican workers and U.S. harvests. He notes wages, subsequent Mexican business growth, and the decline of the program after 1964. He argues cuts reduced official aid while raising taxes and food costs, predicting food supply and farm solvency issues.
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Community Spirit and Civic Aid Highlight Holiday Forum
The forum applauds volunteer groups and organizations for their yearly support to the needy in the community. It notes a House initiative involving two baling machines that sort waste paper for sale, returning 90 000 dollars to the U S Treasury. The letter recalls a Vietnam era service story and honors acts of charity.
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The Needle By Harold Coffin
The Needle discusses the overload of news in modern life and its impact on readers. It critiques how bad news floods media and how people must confront it on TV after reading papers and listening to radio. It contrasts old town criers with today's information age.
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Gary Mills
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