Americans Demand Law and Order Shapes Political Message
The piece argues Americans favor law and order and notes Wallace and the Republican and Democratic conventions push the stance. It quotes Senator Inouye affirming that poverty does not justify anarchy and that looting, arson, and violence must be controlled, with offenders facing court or potential deadly force. The author says leaders will no longer ignore unrest and predicts action against anarchists.
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America
We Must Not Isolate Ourselves Says Graham
Billy Graham warns in a public message that the next five years will bring the most difficult times in world history due to nuclear arms in the Soviet Union China the United States and elsewhere. He calls Americans to broaden their perspective and engage foreign affairs rather than retreat.
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Billy Graham
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Globe
California
Atlantic
Pacific
Vietnam
United States of America
Thorn in Paul's flesh as a divine messenger of Satan
The text argues that Paul's thorn was a divine messenger of Satan permitted by God to humble him. Paul prayed for removal, but God declined, saying His grace is sufficient and weakness enables Christ's power to rest on him. The exact nature of the thorn is not stated in Scripture.
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R. T
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Christ
Humphreys
Johnson
A.f.l-C.1
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Humphrey
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
Dean Acheson
Malaria Resurfaces In Alabama After Years Of Control
The article notes malaria reappearing in Alabama with four teenagers in Lee County as the first state cases since 1960. It recalls earlier malaria control efforts by the Alabama Department of Public Health and the Tennessee Valley Authority, highlighting past plant screenings and successes in reducing the disease.
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Alabama
Lee County
TVA
Tennessee Valley
Decatur
Alabama’ Department” of Public Health
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alabama Department of Public Health
Skyscraper Good News For Alabama
SOUTH CENTRAL BELL announces a 30 story Birmingham headquarters building for 2,300 employees. The $20 million project starts this month and will be completed in 1971, signaling progress for Birmingham and the state of Alabama.
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South Central Bell Telephone Co
Alabama
Birmingham
Tennessee Tombigbee Canal Requires Urgent Action
COL. GILBERT M. DORLAND testifies before the Republican Convention committee in Nashville urging accelerated inland waterway development. He argues the Tennessee Tombigbee Canal will return more to taxpayers than it costs, with cost-benefit ratios improving annually, yet progress is hindered by Vietnam War politics and political distrust.
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Gilbert M. Dorland
Nashville
Tenn
National Waterways Conference
Congress
Kennedy Family Feud Shapes HHH Vice Presidential Talk
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Hubert Humphrey faces a Kennedy internal split over Sargent Shriver. Teddy Kennedy opposes the vice presidency for Shriver, while Kennedy family rules and past assassinations shape the push for a Kennedy seat.
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Kennedy
Hhh Hunt
Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
Kentucky
Teddy Kennedy
Ted
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Platform differences shape Nixon Humphrey choices 1968
The piece contrasts the Miami Beach and Chicago platforms on Vietnam policy and labor relations. It notes Nixon’s freer stance on Vietnam and Humphrey’s ties to Johnson’s liberal policy, with the Kennedy family dynamics and Shriver’s role shaping the vice presidential landscape.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times News Service
Miami Beach
Chicago
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Johnson Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Republican Party
Humphrey
Johnson Kosygin Meeting Fades Amid Czech Crisis
President Johnson's hoped for farewell talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin appear unlikely as the Czechoslovak crisis grows as a barrier to detente. Administration sources say pending cultural exchanges may be cancelled as a gesture of displeasure over the Soviet occupation.
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New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Alexsei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Prayerful tribute to past pains and learning at Decatur Daily
A devotional opening expresses gratitude for past pains illnesses ignorance and mistakes healed by education experience and labor Our thoughts give thanks for forgiveness and renewed life under Jesus Christ The notice follows with Decatur Alabama publishing details and subscription rates from The Decatur Daily by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc
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Dwight E. Stevenson
Lexington, Ky
Lexington Theological Seminary
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
Ala
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