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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1968
Page
4
The editorial notes Texas August retail sales rose three percent over July with durable goods up six percent and nondurables two percent while national figures show modest gains. It warns of tax increases and inflation that may cool spending, questions how long the boom can last, and predicts a slowdown rather than a recession as shoppers face surtaxes and higher Social Security taxes.
The City of New York has filed a federal lawsuit for triple damages against five major antibiotics manufacturers, alleging price fixing with at least one German company. The case echoes prior court orders revealing wide price disparities and follows convictions of three firms for monopolizing the antibiotic market.
Ten years ago Cubs aimed to thrash Littlefield Wildcats while ex SCS employee Roy Adams preached his program. Sheriff Posse planned a breakfast meeting, first weekly Pick Em won by Ted Hardy, and local 4-H shows featured John Robertson Henson and Tommy Petti.
A reader stationed at Nha Trang Air Force Base expresses appreciation for the Brownfield News and its new format. He commends coverage of public school changes and urges truthful Viet Nam news reporting.
Moley argues sea power defines U.S. role in Vietnam era politics and global influence. He traces British naval dominance, U.S. rise after 1945, and Soviet shift to sea power with merchant marine and submarines. He highlights Indian Ocean tensions and Malacca Strait as strategic chokepoints.
A chronology of historic events spanning October dates including the launch of the Great Republic in 1853, Green Bay's first district court in 1824, St Patrick's Cathedral dedication in 1910, Antioch College opening in 1853, the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty in 1886, and the 1871 Chicago fire beginning October 8.
The sermon emphasizes life as a constant miracle from birth to death. It urges gratitude for daily blessings the earth provides and warns against taking health, wealth, and happiness for granted. It urges faith, Christian living, and service as the best use of one’s life.
Joseph Bachelder of Princeton looms as Nixon’s top pollster shaping campaign strategy with Gallup access and a large staff. Harris’ polls show a law and order mood, guiding themes like Fortas’ blockade, desegregation limits, and anti-Communist rhetoric. The drive hinges on saturated local radio and TV spots, avoiding big national shows for targeted appearances and extensive 30 and 60 second radio spots.
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