Chicago Police Use Force Against Yippies During Convention
Opinion piece defends Chicago Police Department actions at the Democratic National Convention. It argues several hundred Yippies and Hippies were injured while attempting to disrupt the event and says authorities acted to restore order. Calls for harsher measures and criticizes Mayor Daley’s handling.
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Prayer and Nixon record critique in a single column
A parish prayer on faith and perseverance accompanies a critical note on Richard Nixon. The piece cites Nixon’s congressional record, claiming 20 of 21 major bills stalled in the House and one later deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. It argues Nixon would face Congress with a controversial approach if elected.
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How to Pray Without Ceasing in Daily Life
The text explains pray without ceasing as living in an attitude of prayer and willingness to God’s will rather than kneeling forever. It warns against wandering after prayer without expecting an answer and urges reliance on God’s power to solve problems. It portrays the praying Christian as joyful, victorious, and dynamically Spirit-led.
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Open trade with Eastern Europe urged by policymakers
Senators and officials press for freer commerce with Eastern Europe arguing it boosts political leverage and economic growth. They cite Mondale, Ball, Linder, and corporate leaders calling to relax controls and expand trade despite Cold War tensions. The piece links trade liberalization to Czech reforms and broader freedom.
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Democrats Face Wounds to Heal After Big Party Feuds
Chicago report notes the Democratic Party must mend deep rifts from past clashes such as the 1924 Smith McAdoo split and the 1948 civil rights showdown led by Hubert Humphrey. Analysts question if current McCarthy and McGovern fervor can be forgiven and forgotten.
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Humphrey Faces Old Guard Clash Over Democratic Unity
In this Washington column James Reston weighs Hubert Humphrey’s struggle to reconcile party factions after Chicago. He tracks Humphrey’s reliance on Johnson era power versus antiwar critics McCarthy McGovern Kennedy, and questions if middle class voters and dissidents will back him in November.
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Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily, published Monday through Sunday mornings in Decatur Alabama by P Valley Printing Co lists postage, contact, and subscription rates. It notes carrier and mail options with weekly and annual prices and mentions tax inclusion.
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