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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
2
A essay urging unity in the United States emphasizes that democracy thrives on dissent yet must stay focused on liberty and justice under law. It warns against extremists appealing to youth and calls for better communication with the younger generation to preserve self government and national strength.
The Towanda PA opinion piece argues Czechoslovakia cannot pursue liberal reforms due to weak military power against the Warsaw Pact. It frames the situation as a recurring nightmare for a population long plagued by fear and hardship.
Theolog y students in London call for drastic reforms to Church of England training. A 12 point plan seeks less pure academics and more parish practice, ecumenical training, joint courses, continuous assessment, post ordination study, lay participation, and stronger links with college leadership.
At Kilgore College pep rally, the first E P Christensen award will honor the faculty member with the most school spirit in fall 1968. A student committee selects the winner, who remains secret until presentation by R J Dodson. The plaque will eventually hang beside Christensen's library portrait. Separately, Rose Enoch donates stock certificates valued at 25 000 to Penrose Hospital for a cancer research building.
Editor notes wide interest in Paul Harvey as Mirror maintains three weekly columns. Two appear on the editorial page each Thursday and one on Sunday.
In Morningside Heights Sioux City Iowa vigilant neighbors formed Patrols to test doors and report trouble. Within six months thefts cut and crime down while patrols aided fires fights and malevolent activity under official supervision. News spread as other communities sought similar programs.
Wallace carried five states and tilted eight others while capturing 13 percent of the national vote, the strongest third party showing in decades. Roughly ten million Americans voted for him with many conservatives also backing Nixon, and precincts show Wallace mobilized first time voters.
Gladewater ministers gathered at First Baptist Church for an organizational meeting. Rev. John Sperling was named president elect with Rev. Walter Buehrle as vice president and Rev. Charles Ethridge as secretary treasurer. The group discussed a three-fold mission and planned Easter and summer services.
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