Young ladies urged to study ERA debate and 14th Amendment
A columnist urges women to read the 14th Amendment and scrutinize feminist leaders, arguing ERA would shift rights like support obligations and draft eligibility. The piece critiques Shirley MacLaine, Jane Fonda, and Mao quotes, ties feminism to abortion, lesbianism, and federal control, and warns women to beware political manipulation.
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Today in History highlights Aug 26 1978 overview
On this date in 1920 the 19th Amendment took effect granting women voting rights. Other events include Crecy artillery use in 1316, Liberia's independence in 1847, Hitler demanding the Saar in 1934, Egypt treaty ending British occupation in 1936, Japan blocking Chinese shipping in 1937, the 1972 Munich Olympics opening, and notable birthdays for Maxwell Taylor, Benjamin Bradlee, and Rufino Tamayo. Thought for today notes a French proverb on kind speech.
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Nixon and Connally keeping in touch
Nixon remains in seclusion at San Clemente but maintains routine telephone contact with John Connally who supports his political aims. Connally seeks Nixon counsel on foreign policy and Nixon asks about economic trends and the dollar. Their alliance dates to Connally’s defection from Democrats, with prior vice presidency speculation and later milk scandal involvement shaping history.
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Local DHL tournament team praised for daily coverage
Joan B Peters of Broomall thanks Daily Times for extensive publicity of the DHL Tournament Team and her son Freddie Peters. She notes practices since April, selection for the tournament, a state title bid, and hopes the team will win the World Series of Babe Ruth Baseball with continued media support.
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Godfrey subs for Sharkey in Detroit bout
In a Detroit heavyweight bout August 31 Godfrey Leiperville will fight Pierre Charles substituting for Jack Sharkey who injured his knee at camp. Godfrey travels from Chester to meet Charles as Sharkey rests and recovers.
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