Editorials With Every Demonstration George Wallace Gains More Votes
The Christian Science Monitor notes George Wallace gains toward reelection or House throw. Demonstrations in Nebraska turned violent, killing a teen and injuring others as Wallace drew crowds and looting. Wallace’s vote surge could threaten GOP and shape a future election.
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George Wallace
Christian Science Monitor
Johnson
House of Representatives
Monitor
Godfrey Sperling Jr
Washington
Wallace
Nebraska
Associated Press
Omaha
Alabama
Ernie Chambers
Martin Luther King
Romney Ends Presidential Bid With Unselfish Decision
John S. Knight of the Akron Beacon Journal credits Michigan Governor George Romney with ending his presidential run in a selfless, disciplined act. Romney decided his continued candidacy would hinder a Republican moderate’s nomination, showing class, decency, and concern for party and country.
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George Romney
Michigan
John S. Knight
Akron Beacon Journal
A Prayer For Today From A.R.P. Church
A prayer urges believers to withdraw from busyness and seek God, asking cleansing from sin and unrighteousness. It asks for renewed hearts, a repentant spirit, and a resolve to live righteously through Jesus. The author is Harry C. White of Rogers Memorial A.R.P. Church, Rock Hill, D.C.
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Calgary
Jesus
Harry C. White
Rock Hill
D.C
Rogers Memorial A.R.P
Deadline Near For Decision On Cotton Allotments in North Alabama
Deadline is March 15 for cotton farmers to choose whether to plant their allotments in 1968. North Alabama’s 16 Tennessee Valley counties produced about 60 percent of the state’s cotton crop in 1965 with estimated gross income of 85 million dollars. The message urges farmers to plant full allotments, use good seed, follow recommended practices, and aim for over 100 dollars per acre, stressing the potential profits and industry importance.
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Alabama
Tennessee Valley
North Alabama
Granny Wilcox 105 Celebrates In Dallas Nursing Home
Aged 105, Isa Bell Wilcox, known as Granny Wilcox, lives in a Dallas nursing home after outliving three husbands and 10 of her 13 children. She remembers rail splitting in Missouri, Civil War hardship, and began smoking young, now a two-pack-a-day smoker with occasional cigars. The piece hints at Madison Avenue seizing a new advertising angle.
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Associated Press
Granny Wilcox
Dallas
Texas
Granny
Isabell
Missouri
Madison Avenue
Questioning God Power in Race Tensions and Vietnam War
A pastor-persuader argues that God is not to blame for racial strife or the Vietnam conflict. He cites human agency, moral law, and cause and effect, claiming progress in race relations despite faults and urging adherence to Christ’s teachings for peace.
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Viet Nam
E.L.H
Christ
Race Riots Reform Fights Seen In Capitol Hill Battle
Washington column details an expected clash over race riot commission recommendations. It notes House battles over naming a Mississippi veterans hospital after John Rankin or Medgar Evers, with Southern and Northern Democrats and Republicans maneuvering on amendments and votes.
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Washington
Presidential Commission
Capitol Hill
Congress
Veterans Hospital
Jackson
Miss
Tom Abernathy
D-Miss
John Rankin
Jonathan Bingham
D-N.y
Medgar Evers
Mississippi Naacp
Mississippi
Charles
House Rules Committee
John McCormack
Evers
Olin Teague
Texas
Veterans Committee
Rankin Hospital
Bill Colmer
Rules Committee
Rankin
Johnson
H. Allen Smith
Calif
John B. Anderson
Ill
David Martin
Neb
James H. Quillen
Tenn
Delbert Latta
Ohio
United States
Brown
Pat Brown
California
Jerry
Gene McCarthy
Vietnam
Jerry Brown
Gov. Brown
Is racism the root of America's city crisis
Viewpoint argues the civil disorders report shifts focus from racism to urban growth and job creation. It urges building balanced new communities, relocating job seekers, improving education, and cutting racial tension through nonviolent reform rather than expanded federal spending or demonstrations.
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Washington
National Advisory Commission On
Johnson
Congress
America
Commission On Civil Disorders
Crusade For
Misstatement Fact Notice and Subscriptions Rates
Public notice from Decatur Daily outlining misstatement policy and subscription rates. Includes annual prices for daily and Sunday delivery in trade and beyond trade zones, carrier delivery details, and tax information. No specific individuals or events mentioned.
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Bills Graham
Drew Pearson
Commission
Decatur Daily
Mrs. Brown
New York
Charles Luce
Interior
Edison
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
Con Ed
Louisiana
Venezuela
Latin America
Luce
New York Area
Gulf States
John Lindsay
Jack Javits
Robert F. Kennedy
Nigeria
Libya
Bayonne
N.J
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
THE
Decatur
Ala
Neen York Times News Service
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