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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1968
Page
4
The piece surveys Richard M. Nixon s voting record during his years in Congress and as vice president. It promises periodic publication of highlights to inform readers about the Republican candidate s legislative stance.
New York Times columnist Tom Wicker surveys how the Czech invasion affects American foreign policy and party debates. He notes McGovern and McCarthy critique of Cold War posture, while Nixon’s past Senate votes and platform proposals raise questions about future policy direction and detente.
A prayer asking divine protection during hot days to prevent apathy and lack of care for others with leisure. It seeks deeper contemplation and vision through a slower pace, spoken in Jesus name by Calvin H. Reber Jr., professor of missions at United Theological Seminary in Dayton Ohio.
Washington Merry-Go-Round argues the Democratic platform should condemn the Vietnam war and endorse withdrawal. It labels the debate over a peace plank as secondary to recognizing U S errors since World War II and warns against isolationism. The piece cites U S allies souring due to Vietnam policy and notes economic strains and shifts toward Soviet ties.
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues the Democratic National Convention must back a de escalation policy toward Vietnam before progress toward peace. He notes President Johnson bears responsibility for policy and urges clear evidence from North Vietnam of reciprocal steps, warning against weakening military position. The piece discusses likely stances of Nixon and Humphrey and frames the platform fight as pivotal for peace prospects.
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