Shelton Legacy Highlights Editor Years 1912 to 1924
A brief note marks W R Shelton as founder and editor from 1912 to 1924, recalling his impact on the publication and long tenure in shaping early era journalism. The item notes his leadership and the archival significance of those years.
Editorial Urges Akron Cabinet Aides Back From California
The editorial casts doubt on using state employees for political campaigning with George Wallace in California. It questions cabinet members on the state payroll accompanying the former governor and notes taxpaying citizens’ funds should be kept for state duties. It argues a legal challenge could arise but may hinge on the law’s spirit and nixes public calls for immediate changes before next year’s national elections.
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ASITY
Alabama
Young Anne
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
George Allace
California
Wallace
Lace
Mrs. Wallace
George Wallace
Gospel Reaches Both the Successful and the Struggling
The gospel offers good news to the so called successful as well as those who fail. It exposes a God shaped void in every life and true peace comes from filling it with spiritual wealth, not worldly success.
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Ted
Ken Chafin
Jesus
New Political Arm Offers Vote Choice
The Alabama Independent Democratic Party in Birmingham proposes a backstop for voters to support the national Democratic ticket in November 1968. It would electors only, aiming to prevent Wallace dominance from denying a general election choice, possibly affecting outcomes if major parties split.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
National Democratic Party
Independent Democratic Party
Johnson
Ronald Reagan
Wallace
Rockefeller
New
U S Pressure in OAS Race Draws Political Wires
The United States backs Galo Plaza Lasso for OAS secretary general but forgoes a lobbying blitz as rivals like Venezuela Panama and the Dominican Republic push hard. Batting polarization leads to multiple Bolivia defections and a high‑stakes intra‑Latin American campaign.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Hassling
Organization of the American States
United States
South America
Ecuador
Galo Plaza Lasso
Plaza
United Nations
Congo
Cyprus
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Galo Plaza
State Department
Hemisphere
Johnson
OAS
Lincoln Gordon
Brazil
Averell Harriman
Argentina
Tom Mann
Mexico
Venezuela
Eduardo Ritter-Aislan
Panama
Marco Robles
Barrientos
Bolivia
Ritter
Nicaragua
Tachito Somoza
Panamanian Assembly
Ress
Luis Raul Betances
Sfhe
Betances
Enriquillo del Rosario
Rosario
Jose Mora
Balances
Dominican Republic
Wage and price controls debated by President Johnson
President Johnson has not decided to seek emergency wage and price controls but signals potential action. He urged voluntary restraint and warned against a wage-price spiral while acknowledging the possibility of Congress granting authority to wage-stabilization boards if inflation remains unchecked.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Business Council
America
Alfred Eisenpreis
Allied Stores Corp
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor
Publishers Hall Syndicate
Daily Decatur paper rates and misstatement policy
The Decatur publication announces subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions with yearly, weekly and monthly prices. It notes misstatement policy offering full investigation and redress if warranted. It is published afternoons Monday through Friday and weekend mornings in Decatur Alabama by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. Inc. It is a member of the Associated Press and The New York Times News Service.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Prenting Co., Inc
Alace
Associated Press
New York Times News Service
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