Democratic National Committee letter calls for progress in crisis
The piece recalls a fundraising letter from the Democratic National Committee urging creativity in crisis and praising the party as a force for progress. It cites Vice President Humphrey and reflects on the South's past in shaping current political direction.
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Democratic Party
Humphrey
South
My Answer By Billy Graham on Debt and the South
Billy Graham argues debt ruins families and urges simple living over envy. He contrasts pre and post 1932 South, noting New Deal programs reduced tenancy and spurred industrial growth, urban migration, and rising incomes, driven by federal and local leadership.
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Democratic Party
Tennessee Valley
Washington
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon Law Firm Ties Draw Campaign Direction
Washington column argues Nixon’s Wall Street law firm largely runs his campaign and shapes policy. It cites high client interests in Pepsi Cola Warner Lambert and oil ventures, plus law partners holding key campaign roles and influence over statements and strategy.
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Richard Nixon
Wall Street
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Old Wall Street
Mudge
Stern Baldwin
Donald Kendall
Pepsi
Elmer Bobst
Warner-Lambert
Nixon, Mudge
Rose
White House
Pepsi-Cola
el Paso Natural Gas
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Investors Mutual
Investors Selective Fund
Investors Stock Fund
Investors Variable Payment Fund
Houston
GOP
Interior Department
John Shaheen
Come-By-Chance
Newfoundland
Congressional Roll-Call Participation Dips in 1968 Session
Congressional Quarterly reports a 3 percent drop in voting participation from 1967. From Jan 15 to Sept 30 1968 the average member voted yes or no on 82 percent of roll calls, vs 85 percent in 1967. Republicans averaged 81 percent in the Senate and Democrats 74 percent. in the House 86 percent for Republicans and 81 for Democrats. Eight Democrats and three Republicans had perfect House scores. Proxmire reached 100 percent in the Senate.
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Congress
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House
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minn
Thruston B. Morton
Joseph Y. Resnick
N. Y
George V. Hansen
Idaho
William Proxmire
Wis
Proxmire
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Charles E. Bennett
Fla
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Rep
Bob Jones
Scottsboro
Decatur Daily Ad Rates and Subscriptions Notice
The Decatur Daily lists subscription rates including daily and Sunday at 22 dollars per year in trade zone and 30 outside, with sales tax included. Delivery options include daily and one per week at 55 cents and daily and Sunday per month rates.
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