Nominating Battles Roil 1968 Presidential Race
A Chicago gathering by the Coalition for an Open Convention aims to halt Hubert Humphrey’s nomination while fears grow that antiwar and civil rights protests could reshape the Democratic race. Supporters warn party elders, while McCarthy backers and Kennedy loyalists contend for influence.
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Johnson Says Poor People Campaign Must Broadcast Views Lawfully
President Johnson criticizes ongoing Poor People Campaign protests in Washington. He stresses free speech but warns against actions that violate the law and calls for jailings if demonstrators stay post demonstrations. He says America is nearing an end to demonstrations.
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Gate Pride and Destruction in Biblical Illustrations
The text discusses Proverbs 17 19 and the idea that exalting one's gate invites destruction. It notes the Bible’s 1600 year, 66 author history, and uses Middle East life as illustration. It cites tax, war, and Arab horsemen as examples to warn against self pride.
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Orient
Rama
Democratic Convention May Move From Chicago Over IBEW Strike
The Democratic National Convention may relocate from Chicago to Miami due to the ongoing IBEW strike against Illinois Bell Telephone. The dispute pits IBEW against the Communications Workers of America over wage demands and could force a site change to avoid delays and race-relations tensions.
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Meaning Of Fourth Of July Lost In Modern Attitudes
David Lawrence argues the Fourth of July has faded from national focus with parades and patriotism dwindling. He laments neglect of independence history, warns of communist expansion, urges universal demonstrations of liberation and a renewed defense of constitutional rights and state powers.
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Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
Local notice from the Decatur Daily outlining publication schedule and pricing. Includes imprint from Decatur Alabama with address, carrier delivery options, and annual subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues. Mentions association with AP and NYT News Service and a policy for misstatements and redress.
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