Populate The Countryside and Action Needed
An editorial urges moving from talk to action on rural development. It cites urban migration, proposes federal tax incentives to spread industry, and calls for coordinated plans by government and business to create 500 to 1,000 unskilled jobs in Alabama counties and similar regions nationwide.
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Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
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New England
Midwest
Department of Transportation
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America
Europe
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Monitor
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Budget squeeze hits Auburn on research and jobs
Auburn University faces reduced federal funding for research, requiring more state and private support. Dr. Ben Lanham warns that without research faculty and backing, graduate training suffers. The piece notes broader college development impacts and critiques federal budget cuts. It also mentions Detroit auto production resuming in 1969 models, highlighting manufacturing optimism.
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Ben T. Lanham, Jr
Lanham
Congress
Detroit
Shreveport
Lobbyists Dominate Closing Rush Of Congress in July
Washington column notes three trucking lobby pushes shaping legislation before adjournment. It cites campaign contributions to lawmakers, Senate and House actions, and the White House stance, with San Francisco Mayor Alioto opposing a freeway through Crystal Springs parkland.
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LBJ
American Roadbuilders Association
House of Representatives
House
American Trucking Association
Sam Friedely
John Din
House Interstate Commerce Committee
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Department of Transportation
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Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
White House
Fred Schwengel
Arown
Richard McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Nick Kotz
Des Moines Register
William Steif
Scripps-Howard
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Highway Lobby
Crystal Springs
Southern Pacific
Hiram Johnson
United States
Crystal Springs Park
District of Columbia
Three Sisters Bridge
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Potomac
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Viewing Vietnam War Debate as Hanoi Expects Political Gains
David Lawrence argues that U S political rhetoric during the 1968 campaign risks prolonging the war. He notes McCarthy's call for a broad coalition in South Vietnam and potential U S withdrawal if leaders resist, signaling Hanoi and Moscow about a possible surrender. He urges preserving negotiations and international guarantees.
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Humphrey
Paris
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McCarthy
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National Liberation Front
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
Platform Committee
Democratic Platform Committee
Hanoi
Moscow
America
Johnson
Decatur Daily Masthead Public Notice Preview
The Decatur Daily masthead outlines publication cadence and service notes. It mentions Associated Press and The New York Times News Service.
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