In Our Opinion What Can We Do About Our Candidates
The piece argues that campaigns are bought by Madison Avenue and money, not merit. It laments slogans and isolated issues steering voters and warns that moneyed interests or pledges to financiers dominate, producing unqualified government. It suggests trimming fat from government to reveal essential needs.
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Grass Roots Opinion On National Debt From Senator Tower
U S Senator John Tower of Texas warns the national debt nears 234 billion dollars if current policy of spending now and paying later continues. He cites 22 thousand dollars in interest as a pointed example of growing costs.
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Hollywood political dream riffs on 1968 GOP nomination
A satirical column imagines John Wayne and Hollywood stars shaping a future political order. It envisions an entertainment driven third party entering national politics with figures like Elizabeth Taylor, Boris Karloff, and Dean Martin in key posts, and argues for a merger of Hollywood talent with government to raise cultural and political stakes.
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Corry Evening Journal Headlines and Notices
The Corry Evening Journal lists a set of local items including mortgage, pulling, and society notices. The page announces price details per copy and per week, with circulation notes and publication date, highlighting community topics and public notices.
Read Election Returns In Advance By Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey analyzes last week's voting outcome noting widespread antiestablishment sentiment. He cites surveys across states, finds voters split on staying the course or exiting Vietnam, and predicts new faces in Washington while cautioning against misreading the rebuke as a wish to abandon foreign obligations.
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Reagan era shakeup eyed as California politics swirl
The piece surveys a rapid Reagan administration reshaping in California with potential resignations at UC and probes into University leadership. John McCone could head investigations, while Berkeley professors may flee. Rumors place candidates like John Wayne or Chuck Connors for Senate. Yorty runs intrigue and a broader tally notes electoral shifts among California and national figures amid a year of Republican gains and cross ticket voting.
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Selectivity Dominates Wall Street This Year
In New York the term selective marked the year as stock prices fell and buyers urged care. The piece notes selectivity as a sales tactic that encouraged trading, with declines of 25 percent in paper values and only three prior periods matching such losses. It cites J. P. Morgan on fluctuations and urges buyers to remain selective.
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Today in History November 15 1966 AP recap
Today is a Tuesday in 1966 with 46 days remaining in the year. On this date in 1777 the Articles of Confederation were passed by the Continental Congress, taking effect in March 1781 and remaining the law until the Constitution became effective.
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Diabetes clarity through early detection and treatment
Dr Colema explains diabetes with its many faces, stressing early detection, routine tests, and the shift from hidden to known diabetes. With diet, insulin, and oral drugs patients can often live normally, while prediabetes can be caught by simple tests and managed under medical care.
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