Opinion balance on regulatory boards and Nixon appointments
The article argues that Nixon will gain control of most federal regulatory boards by first term end and nearly total control if reelected. It contends this would risk unbalanced governance, urging liberal and conservative representation on agencies like the FTC FCC AEC and NLRB to serve all Americans.
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Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Power Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Reserve
National Labor Relations Board
Herlong
U.S
Early Teen Missionary Calling Encouraged
Billy Graham affirms a teen’s call to full time missionary work after leading friends to Christ. Emphasizes first conversion experience, then training, but notes practical mission can begin through evangelism now and gains experience in the school of service. John Wesley referenced on pursuing personal conversion before outreach.
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Christ
M. W
John Wesley
America
Speculation on Human Primate Hybrid Possibility Raises Alarm
William Hines cites a World Book Science Service article quoting a biochemist and an anthropologist who strongly imply inter species breeding between humans and higher primates may be possible. They compare relations to horse and donkey and warn about religious legal and ethical questions if such hybrids could exist and be public policy concerns.
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William Hines
World Book Science Service
Courage of the American Press Calls for Discretion
A Letters to the Editor argues journalism must balance courage with discretion in reporting national security matters. It cites Zenger, Kennedy, and Shakespeare urging self restraint while preserving press freedom, warning against censorship and sensationalism in the fight against Communism.
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John Peter Zenger
Zenger
Kennedy
NEW York Post
David
Saul
Jonathan
Israel
Gath
Askelon
America
William Shakespeare
Dodd probes prison abuses in 15 states with secret team
Sen. Tom Dodd has quietly gathered evidence for months on prison horrors across 15 states including California Ohio and Florida with reports of shackling beatings and long confinement. Witnesses and ex-convicts have been approached to testify while some officials threaten to back off the probe.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
Dodd
Ohio
California
Florida
Senate
Louisiana
Indiana
Sam Sheppard
Third Party Majority Possible in U S Congress
Viewpoint argues a split Congress could yield a third party as majority through independents and protests. It cites Wallace votes, Cahill’s New Jersey win, and discontent with both parties, urging a constitutional, pro amendment path and a national Republican alternative in primaries.
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Washington
Congress
George Wallace
Nixon
New Jersey
William T. Cahill
Cahill
Wallace
Middle America
Second class postage paid at Decatur Alabama
Associated Press and News Service report on postal notices and service terms with the dateline and agency credit.
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Decatur
Ala
The
Associated Press
News News Service
Ork Times
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Udall
Moss
Point Reyes
Calif
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Supreme Court
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North
House
Republican Party
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Decatur Daily
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ST. Nick
Ghetto
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