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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
2
At a conference of Ayurvedic physicians in Calicut India a claim was made that a combination of butea monosperma juice with rabbit blood and hibiscus juice with lime can destroy fertility in women forever. The paper cites ancient Indian texts describing contraceptive drugs though they were not widely used due to low population concerns.
The president proclaims November 11 1968 Veterans Day honoring veterans of World War I II and Korea and urges nationwide observances. He directs flag displays on public buildings and calls on all government levels and civic groups to lead ceremonies. The document dated October 23 1968 ends with Lyndon B. Johnson's signature.
Coleen Lanza eldest daughter of Mario Lanza makes her debut recording When We're Talked About Tomorrow written by Lee Hazlewood It marks a move into the recording industry by the late star’s family. Peter Asher named Apple Records executive to lead A R department at the Beatles label. The passages include historical political reflections from Woodrow Wilson and Abraham Lincoln.
A column contrasts farmer hardships and persistence with urban discontent. It notes rising costs for farmers equipment and cattle, cites Alliance Nebraska as cattle country with strong local institutions, and urges the new president to offer farm policy alternatives while recounting local incidents and police activity.
Senator Wayne Morse argues that the Soviet move into Czechoslovakia exposed totalitarian fear of freedom of expression. He cites censorship removal as key in Czechoslovakia and warns Communist states would struggle with liberty. The column also notes power use records in 1967 and includes quotes on opportunity, corporate community responsibility, and Bible pride.
AP reports J. J. Elder visited the Grand Canyon and signed the visitors register. Two prior signatures show contrasting impressions with one calling the canyon the acme of accidental sublimity and the other labeling it the biggest ditch I ever saw.
The Gladewater Mirror lists individuals associated with the paper including Mrs. Harry Kates Neal Clark Jerry Kates Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark and Harriett Walton. It notes publication on Thursdays and Sundays at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater, Gregg County.
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