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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
8
A critical view of President Johnson's State of the Union speech notes waning wit and imagination after four years in the White House. The piece argues for curbing Great Society programs while Vietnam costs strain the budget, urging decisive leadership ahead of November.
Washington columnist argues against disarming strikes, warning that curbing the right to strike risks democratic processes. He contrasts court settlements and compulsory arbitration with the need for responsible union leadership, urging voters to trust the electorate to curb misrule.
The report notes rising VISTA applications while Pasco Core faces hiring challenges for valuateurs. A quirky line suggests charity efforts at home amid bets and parsons. Russia claims 40 zillion beehive units with ten million in the Goviet Union as workers.
Henry J Taylor compares stock market swings to a tug of war between two huge forces. He argues prices reflect supply and demand, with world uncertainty shaping fundamentals, profits, and inflation. The piece notes rising dividends, monetary inflation, and large market turnover amid evolving global and domestic pressures.
Senator Kennedy plans to stay flexible for the 1968 nomination while pledging to support Johnson and Humphrey if they secure the Democratic ticket. The strategy includes encouraging McCarthy attacks on Vietnam and signaling openness to a late entry by Kennedy if primary conditions shift, with Shriver eyed for a Senate bid or ambassador role.
Gracious God we thank Thee for the changing seasons and weary world. As winter sets in we trust You provide shelter home clothing and food. May we sense Your power and grace in our lives and be ready for spring and summer through Christ.
A fragmented retrospective notes Robert E. Lee’s 1807 birth in Stratford Virginia Georgia’s 1861 secession and 1938 Nationalist air raids on Barcelona Valencia with civilian casualties plus a 1985 press conference marking broadcast innovations. It ends with a Wilde quote on war and popular fascination.
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