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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1968

Page

5

There is An Anti-Kennedy Syndrome By James Reston

Washington- There is a large body of anti Kennedy voters and a strong loyal following. Reston notes Kennedy’s appeal and the problem of reconciling a divided nation as he faces a campaign with volatile, sometimes irrational opposition.

James Reston New York Times Washington Boston Bobby Senate Kennedys Robert Kennedy Kennedy Thomas E. Dewey Richard M. Nixon Republican Coordinating Committee Republican National Committee Eye Street N.W Washington, D.C U.S North Viet Nam Soviet Union Red China North Viet Nam Korea Big Steel Roger Blough U. S. Steel

Letters on Viet Nam policy and elderly housing in Decatur

A 1968 exchange in Decatur letters urges realism on Viet Nam peace and criticizes gradualism and foreign aid policy. A second letter questions a planned high rise for the elderly, urging city leaders to reconsider and seek a more fitting housing option for seniors.

Analysis of U S inflation and policy in the 1960s crisis

Richard E Mooney surveys the 1960s inflation and balance of payments dilemma. He cites Federal Reserve chairman William McChesney Martin Jr. warning the economy faces a financial crisis despite strong growth. Monetary policy tightens, deficits widen, and tax policy remains stalled as inflation pressures persist.

Richard E. Mooney New York Times News Service New York Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Jr Martin U.S Federal Reserve System Johnson Congress

Gallup Report on White and Negro Attitudes After Dr. King’s Death

A Gallup survey after Dr. King’s assassination shows whites increasingly think the Johnson Administration pushes integration too slowly, rising to 20 percent from 14 in 1967, while Negro views split between satisfaction and demands for faster civil rights progress.

Princeton N. J Martin Luther King Commission On Civil Disorders Dr. King Johnson

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