Cost Of Federal Campaigns Rises To Record In 1968
The piece notes a 1968 national campaign spending peak of 70.1 million, up 22.3 million from 1964, with estimates suggesting total political spending near 300 million for all levels. It cites Republican and labor growth, Wallace’s run, and underreports by official records, warning of a political aristocracy risk and questioning reform.
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George C. Wallace
U. S. House
Senate
Herbert Alexander
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Alexander
House
Congress
Wallace
Washington
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
White House
My Answer By Billy Graham
Billy Graham argues that world confusion stems from human free will not God. He explains God empowers choice, allowing people to follow or reject Him, and that peace comes only when individuals yield their wills to Him.
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Billy Graham
God
TVA Fertilizer Funding Boosts Urea Ammonium Phosphate Center
The Tennessee Valley Authority’s Muscle Shoals fertilizer development center wins congressional approval of over 13 million dollars to modernize facilities for a revolutionary Urea Ammonium Phosphate fertilizer. Construction slated for early 1972 with local support from Muscle Shoals residents and the Valley.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
National Fertilizer Development Center
Muscle Shoals
TVA
Tennessee Valley
Muscle Shoals District
Congress
Just A Phone Call in Roanoke Booth Incident
In Roanoke Virginia a Williamson West Virginia man Homer Cabiniss was arrested after an impatience over a phone call led to a confrontation. A man knocked on a downtown booth door and when Cabiniss refused to hurry the other man drove his car into the booth.
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Roanoke
Williamson
W. Va
Homer Cabiniss
Cabiniss
Prostitution Study Says Silk Palaces Dying Out
Washington merry go round column reports a federal controlled survey by three veteran investigators who say vice dens are fading. The trio notes crime syndicates shifting to new enterprises and lists New York San Francisco Seattle Louisville and Washington D C as the five worst locales amid rising disorganization in prostitution.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
America
New York
Times Square Area
San Francisco
Seattle
Louisville
Washington, D. C
W. H
U. L
P. K
P-squad
Chicago
Capone
Wabash Street
Lucky
Luciano
Prostitution Survey Aimed by U S Government P Squad
A column reveals a public health service grant funding a survey of commercialized prostitution conducted by a three man P squad supervised by P K W H and U L. The team gathers detailed field data across cities, interviewing streetwalkers madams and procurers to support federal investigations.
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U.S
P. K
FBI
Defense Department
Internal Revenue
Capital
Nixon
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Say Intimatel
Nixon speech sparks debate over truth and Vietnam policy
The Nation piece by Tom Wicker critiques President Nixon's news conference remarks on Vietnam Laos and allied subsidies. It highlights misstatements on troops in Laos work incentives and the accuracy of White House claims. The column urges frank candid explanations to the American people.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Laos
Air Force
Thailand
South Vietnam
Europe
Bangkok
South Korea
Philippines
Publication and subscription details for 1912 to 1924 edition
The Daily is published weekly on Fridays with Postage paid at Decatur. It lists Associated Press and New York Times News Service affiliation. Subscription rates show Daily and Sunday at 30 dollars per year in trade zones and 22 dollars outside, with rural motor route at 2.68 dollars.
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