Humphrey Quietly Trails Not Dead as 1976 Hopeful
The piece argues that Senator Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota, remains a viable 1976 Democratic presidential contender despite no formal announcement. It recalls his 1948 push for civil rights, notes past obituary forecasts, and suggests he could unite diverse Democratic factions if Kennedy does not run.
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Lifesaver from farm Beware export ban
Keith C Barrons of Dow Chemical argues that restricting farm exports would raise domestic prices, hurt farmers, and worsen the economy. He notes U.S. grain cautiously exceeds domestic needs and stresses export sales prevent larger foreign trade deficits and higher import costs.
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Lies persist in Washington says Tiede on honesty
The Opinion Page notes Watergate did not curb deceit, arguing many officials and others still withhold truth. It cites that reporters are seen as public representatives and warns against the idea that lying is harmless, highlighting a drop in congressional trust from 42 to 13 percent.
Theater marquee sparks reader protest over film titles
A letter to the editor denounces a Marion theater for changing marquee titles to include Wild Girl and Unholy Child. The writer condemns the publicity stunt as immoral and notes strong societal disapproval while expressing personal temptation to react violently.
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Triple-X
Marion Theater
Town Seethes Over TV Portrayal of Viola
Local resident objects to a WMT-TV October 8 news segment that mocked Viola by implying rampant animal problems. Letter argues cows seen on a distant pasture and goats kept quietly, with no mention of town assets or improvements, and accuses the station of deliberate ridicule.
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Viola
Bartenders Debate Liquor Pros and Cons in Chicago
In Chicago during a convention, Bartenders led discussion on the ups and downs of hard liquor consumption. The group weighed benefits such as soothing chills against potential downsides, presenting a balanced view of alcohol use.
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Chicago
Nixon's Second Comeback Drives Fresh Public Drama
Washington columnist notes a surge of media attention as Nixon reemerges in public discourse. He argues the move is spurred by old adversaries pressing for his return, amid renewed coverage from Time Newsweek and The New York Times.
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Joseph McCarthy
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Kennedy
Second Comeback Fever Surrounds Nixon Mainline Debate
The piece argues New York bar members push Nixon’s resignation confession, while committees seek political gain through Nixon subpoenas. It warns the press and justice department actions fuel a premature revival, urging restraint before a possible second comeback.
Duke Harrying Japan to Forgiveness The Meeting With Hirohito
A reminiscence recalls John Wayne’s wartime exploits with the Flying Tigers and the Seabees and his later gesture of forgiveness toward Japan after Emperor Hirohito met him in Los Angeles. The narrator, once a Marine hopeful, reflects on the shift from vengeance to reconciliation.
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Japan
John Wayne
America
Organized crime thrives as lawmen lack sharp efficiency
Washington report based on 446 law officers finds top crime leaders insulated from theft scenes, using sophisticated methods and bribed officials. Hijacking profits from meat and liquor thefts rise as investigators focus on single acts rather than structure, urging new anti theft programs and advanced tools.
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