Government Must Always Have Help Of Citizens
Winton Blount of Montgomery leads the U S Chamber of Commerce and urged University of South Alabama graduates to seek solutions beyond government alone. He warned of national conflicts in ideas and identifications while stressing freedom, modern realities, and the need for business to help lift relief recipients into productive citizenship.
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Winton M. Blount
Montgomac
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Mr. Blount
Univesity
South Alabama
America
Winton Blount
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Blount
University of South Alabama
Bible as authority in faith and practice
The columnist argues the Bible guides beliefs and actions, calling it God’s revelation with infallible authority. He asserts Scripture informs love, salvation, and responses to life’s problems, and notes scholars have not exhausted its riches while essentials remain simple for a child to understand.
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Why Should One Grow To Hate One To Love Why Should One Grow To Hate One To Love
The editorial contrasts hate and violence with compassion and civic duty amid the Sirhan Sirhan Kennedy assassination. It highlights immigrant Juan Romero, 17, a Roosevelt High junior who aided Kennedy and offered a rosary, portraying the resilience of new Americans who work and study. It notes the melting pot theme separating love and hate.
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Gadsden Times
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
United States
United Nations
World Council of Churches
Juan Romero
Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel
Senator Kennedy
Juan
Ambassador
Resurrection City
Roosevelt High School
America
Sirhan
A Prayer For Today
A devotional paragraph praising God as creator and life giver. It asks guidance to live and think His thoughts, seeking the abundant life through Jesus Christ. Signed by Scott Brenner Philadelphia Pa. Ne editor Today Westminster Press.
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Jesus Christ
Scott Brenner
Phidelphia
Neditor
Westminster Press
Supreme Court
Those Who Boo Hubert Have Short Memories
The Washington rally scenes show boos for Vice President Humphrey as 50,000-filled Lincoln Memorial crowds reflect on civil rights efforts. Pearson recalls Humphrey’s 1948 platform push, Mondale and Sparkman roles, and the ensuing civil rights progress tied to his quiet, expansive public works. Justice Douglas, 69, notes a pacemaker and a Mount Rainier climb plan with friends.
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Lincoln Memorial
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Hubert Humphrey
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Minneapolis
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South Carolina
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Tom Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Dewey
Warren
Supreme Court
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Boy Scouts
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Douglas
William O. Douglas
Joel Fisher
Justice Douglas
Cathy
Washington State
Mt. Ranier
Congress Faces National Moral Crisis and Crime Rise
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues Congress struggles with rising crime and moral decay. He cites Supreme Court decisions, welfare concerns, and anti poverty protests, warning that ineffective federal action will shape the upcoming campaign and public dissatisfaction.
Health Capsules and newspaper masthead note
Health Capsules by Michael A Petit appears in the Decatur Daily and includes a standard policy note about addressing grievances and redress. The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices per year and per month, and notes delivery terms.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
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