Humphrey and Muskie in 1967 records on Vietnam and leadership
Congressional Quarterly issued a booklet listing 23 Americans prominent for the Presidency or VP. It profiles Hubert H. Humphrey's optimistic view and civil rights record while detailing his Vietnam stance and role in 1964 civil rights passage. It notes Edmund Muskie as the potential VP, his Maine governorship and Senate career, and cites party strategy ahead of the 1968 race.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Peace Corps
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Food For Peace
Trol and Disarmament Agency
Vietnam
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Chicago
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Sen
McCarthy
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Johnson
Americans For Democratic ‘Action
Democratic National Committee
ABC
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Democratic
Associated Press
Nixon
Alabama
Wallace
When God Delays Answer to Prayer Says Billy Graham
Billy Graham explains that prayer may be answered with yes no or wait and urges faith. He notes God delays for testing faith and motives and emphasizes trusting God's wisdom and love. Jesus urged persistent prayer and not losing heart.
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Jesus
God
Agnew Name Change Sparks Hypothetical Headlines
The text riffs on Agnew family name change from Anagnostopoulos to Agnew and imagines how media and a Greek restaurateur might render Anagnostopoulos in headlines and menu items. It notes a Greek restaurateur Gus Papalopolos naming a sandwich after Gov. Agnew and Playfully references Spiro.
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Anagnostopoulos
Nixon Anagnostopoulos
Gus Papalopolos
Gov. Ag
Difference Between A Rascal And A Juvenile Delinquent
An observed distinction notes that juvenile behavior hinges on parental or institutional context rather than inherent traits, contrasting a mischievous child with a delinquent when accountability and environment differ.
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Southern Railway Magazine
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Time Needed To Heal A Nation
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson argue that fixing a century of racial suppression, rural favoritism, and urban crime will take decades regardless of presidential changes. They note past party infighting and suggest real progress requires long term national reform beyond four years.
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Washington
Chicago
White House
al Smith
William McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Jess Corneone
Democratic Party
The Power Of Faith and Media Critique
Norman Vincent Peale warns that cities lack adequate adult education and the nation misuses television, fueling crime and poor citizenship. Delegates at Miami Beach and Chicago show limited grasp of these errors while political lobbying reflects outdated rural dominance in Congress.
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Miami Beach
Chicago
Skip That Self Pity Attitude By Norman Vincent Peale
A Peale lecture urges dropping self pity and embracing positive thinking to overcome obstacles. He cites stories of individuals from diverse backgrounds, including Negro leaders, proving effort and attitude shape success with God’s help. He notes political cuts and court rulings, then closes on a hopeful era of change and opportunity.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Lee
Valley Co notes newspaper delivery pricing
Publication offered every afternoon Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings in Alabama by Valley Co Inc Based in Decatur the service includes Susecityview notes and yearly rates with tax included Delivery is by carrier daily and on Sundays at a rate around 2 40 per route Tax included
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