Seneca arrowhead found near Grand Valley chronicles centuries old
A paragraph described a Seneca arrowhead found by Clifford Geiger Jr while inspecting a flat tire near Grand Valley. The piece notes the ancient artifact predating bicycles and rubber tires by centuries, discovered inside the tire area.
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Antique Coins Display Sparks Fulbright Johnson Debate
A public exhibit of 33 antique silver dollars from 1486 onward is paired with a political dispute over Johnson's Asia policy. Fulbright questions the Great Society scope and whether Asians want such commitments, while Moyers defends the President’s stance and notes no formal Asian doctrine.
Community Voices Call For Action On Local Issues
Letters detail concern over senior class photo costs and demand for affordable options. Residents warn of hazards near Wayne Street and East Columbus Avenue, urge driver caution at North Center and East Bend, and demand dog control and water quality fixes at nearby Willow swimming hole. Citizens also critique Little League favoritism after tryouts and note two births at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Fulbright attacks Asia policy draw sharp White House reply
Senator J Fulbright levels a critique of the administrations Asian policy amid a fierce exchange with the White House. President Johnson is described as disappointed by Fulbrights remarks and Moyers calls the argument inconsistent and difficult to follow in the ongoing Fulbright Johnson dispute over Americas role in non Communist Asia. The exchange centers on an emerging Asian Doctrine and congressional involvement in major foreign commitments.
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Martial Law Debated as National Guard Deployed
Mayor Ralph Locher faced requests from two Negro councilmen for martial law a curfew and more National Guard troops to back up Chicago police. Guardsmen faced taunts on patrol with 18 arrests including 15 juveniles as Sgt-Col Canterbury vowed no shooting unless fired upon and would not shoot to miss.
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