Vandalism Strikes Gladewater Parks In Recent Week
Editorial notes a surge of damage in Gladewater with the theft of a sea horse ride at Jaycee Park and a ruined concession stand at the little league field. It cites broken windows at Broadway school and a torn water fountain donated by a local doctor, urging a police crackdown on responsible youths and parents.
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Agnew as VP candidate fits GOP lane amid civil unrest talk
The writer endorses Spiro T. Agnew highlighting his immigrant background and hard line on civil disorder. Quoting Agnew on rioting and police action, the piece argues Republicans will gain strong support, suggesting more than 27 million votes in the election.
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Inflation Warning: Prices Rise If Dollar Falls
The National Observer highlights $10 haircuts and a $115 weekly food bill as signs of looming inflation. It notes spending outpacing productivity, eroding purchasing power, and says deficits drive cheaper dollars and lower living standards. The remedy is trimming government spending to match taxpayers' capacity.
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Pie Plight and the Debate Over Economic Pie Division
A long discussion outlines two schools of thought on US economic policy. One argues trimming luxuries and boosting public spending to curb wasteful productivity, while the other warns that expanding industry, payrolls, and taxes is needed to fund public projects. The central question: share the pie with producers and savers or risk no pies to divide.
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Justice should fit the offender not the crime in sentencing
A 1968 American Bar Association public service piece argues that rigid prewritten penalties harm justice. Judges should have latitude to tailor sentences to individuals, balancing legislature standards with the need to fit the man. The article notes ABA study urging flexible applications in criminal justice.
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White Sox Rally Past Kansas City In 20-6 Slugfest
In a wild game on April 22, 1959, the White Sox tallied runs on one hit in a seven inning blowout to a 20-6 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. Kansas City pitchers Tom Gorman Mark Freeman and George Brunet walked ten batters and committed errors in the peculiar inning.
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Tongue Tsts Tongue Tsts Six Sikkhs
Six Sikh individuals suddenly fell ill one after another in an incident unclear in detail. Authorities investigated possible causes and advised on medical follow up for those affected.
Run For Your Life A columnist weighs fitness trends and image
Paul Harvey notes that running three miles daily may be the efficient workout for sedentary workers while ridiculing muscle culture. He cites reactions from weightlifters, girls, and psychiatrists, and observes social taunts faced by both the lean and the hulking.
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Seaweed Exhibit Opens Amid Oceanic Curiosities
A local exhibit spotlights seaweed varieties and marine curiosities, inviting visitors to explore textures, habitats, and cultural uses. Curators highlight sustainable harvesting and regional seaweed species featured in interactive displays.
Washington Used For Economies Wise Federal Savings
The article argues that federal budget cuts are needed but warns that achieving significant savings is nearly impossible without broad political agreement. It examines proposed strategies and the political obstacles to enacting meaningful reductions.
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