Happiness of Womanhood movement in Kineman Arizona
A group in Kineman Arizona called Happiness of Womanhood aims to preserve the traditional family roles and oppose Women’s Liberation and the Equal Rights Amendment. It seeks 10 million members to promote a divine family plan and moral reform, pledging loyalty to homemakers and opposing feminist movements and “women's magazines.” The group decries Women’s Lib as dictating women’s destiny and works to prevent ratification of the ERA by 38 states.
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Kineman
Arizona
How
United
Abandon Progressive Education in Favor of Literacy and Skills
The piece critiques progressivist schooling as failing to raise standards and threaten social cohesion. It argues for a return to basic literacy and core skills needed for a technological economy, warning against funding programs that foster mediocrity and misery.
Nothing to Complain About Yet Hard Work Shapes Success
The text argues that constant effort remains the core driver of achievement and that true living centers on fostering human happiness through personal growth. It emphasizes striving, discipline, and contentment as enduring values.
Tax The Fat Cats Campaign Slogan Sparks Debate
The Manion Forum critiques Hubert Humphrey's tax plan calling for taxing the wealthy and eliminating capital gains deductions. It argues such proposals won t raise significant revenue and could raise prices, harming the economy and reducing government coffers. The piece advocates reform of federal spending over tax hikes.
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Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
New York Times
Phillip M. Stern
Stern
Uncle Sam
God Is Alive and Local Quips Echo Through Town
Arnold Arndt visits Wednesday afternoon while Dorothy Brumiester plans the vacation trail. Local chats include Coke machine politics from J J Fischer and Walter McClung. A string of quick wits and social sayings reflect small town life and daily observations.
Belfast violence continues as peace push persists
In Londonderry, Catholics press peace efforts despite IRA threats. A gunman fired at a soldier in Blighs Lane, no injuries reported. Belfast saw a deadly gunshot near Andersonstown and a bomb near the tax office and U.S. Consulate, wounding a passerby. The death toll reaches 329 since August 1969.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Andersonstown
U.S
John White
Nogo
Creggan
TRA
Provisional Ira
William Whitelaw
Mary Barr
Bligh's Lane
Hints From Heloise: Handy Plant Tags and Shopping Tips
A reader shares how to tag day lilies during bloom with bread twine color tags to identify varieties for transplanting. Also included are budget grocery routines, scalloped potato slicing with a grater, and making nylon net sacks for storage from garden harvests.
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Heloise
Worry Clinic Explores Newspaper Trickery in Reporting
George W Crane discusses how reporters surface facts using deliberate ruses and staged leads. He cites Dean Rusk and a Chicago Hearst example, noting how journalists probe diplomats to reveal stories while praising newspapers' role in public knowledge.
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Dean Rusk
Hearst
Cub Reporter
Chicago
Kennedy
Johnson
University of Georgia
School of Journalism
Washington
State Department
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Don't Give a Hoot Award and Indy 500 Notes
The column pans those skipping the Retail Merchants meeting and relays sports bits. Astros sweep Padres behind Tom Griffin pitching a shutout and a third homer by Griffin. Indy 500 field set with Wally Dallenbach as 33rd starter and Bobby Unser on pole at 195.940. The note ends with aphorisms from a philosopher on patience and interruptions.
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Tom Griffin
Wally Dallenback
Bobby Unser
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Read Reminder
Local Cuero daily paper urges readers to check The Cuero Record classified section each day for notices ads and listings. It highlights timely job postings sales bids and community notices appearing in the daily classifieds.
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