Candor and a Stolen Letter at a Ford Stop
A Columbus letter patch details a confrontational scene at a campaign stop. Keith McNamara, campaign manager for the Ford campaign, allegedly intercepted and pocketed a letter addressed to Jack Ford from Hustler Magazine. Witnesses report the act occurred amid media access and staged interviews, sparking accusations of impropriety and questions about candor. The piece highlights past remarks by Jack Ford about marijuana, noting public reaction and the potential impact on the June 8 primary.
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Jack
Columbus
Ohio
Keith McNamara
McNamara
Oregon
Ohio State
Jack Ford
Hustler Magazine
Underwood's
White House
State issues on ballot range from voting rights to tax relief
The editorial opposes Issues 1 to 8, warning against drastic constitutional changes. It favors Issues 4 and 5 as housekeeping measures, supports Issue 7 for debt service transparency, and endorses raising the estate tax exemption in Issue 8 to protect family farms and small businesses.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Legislative Branch
Executive
Ohio
General Assembly
Thoughts on youth memory and modern travel paradox
The piece reflects on how youth shapes feeling and warns aging blinds memory. It contrasts rapid long distance travel with slow daily trips and cites W E Hocking on reform by punishment, noting the justice of kind treatment in society.
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W. E. Hocking
Hubbard News publication details and misc excerpt
The Hubbard News weekly is published by Niles Publishing Co. in Hubbard Ohio with mass mailing options listed. The text includes subscription rates and archival notes, followed by unrelated quotation and reflection fragments.
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Hubbard News
Niles Publishing Co
Barbara Walters Show Sparks a Night of Glamour and Gibe
A TV feature on Johnnie Carson hosted by Barbara Walters dazzles with guests Ray Bolger Edie Gorme Ann Landers Truman Capote and more. The column treks through Walters elegance and talent while urging a pay cut to curb perceived vanity and balance gender dynamics in broadcasting. It calls for Barbara to modestly adjust her million dollar offer to side with competition among anchors Cronkite Severeid and Chancellor.
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Everest
Morpheus
Vineyard
Johnnie Carson
Barbara Walters
Mamma
Barbara
Halston
Ray Bolger
Edie Gorme
Ann Landers
Truman Capote
Fringe
Ann Miller
Donna McKetchnie
Edie
ABC
Niles Daily Times
Associated
Harry Reasoner
Howard K. Smith
Cronkite
David Brinkley
James Whitcomb Riley
Hubbard Levy Call Urges Yes To Support Schools
Editorial urges Hubbard residents to vote yes in the school levy, arguing rising costs justify improvements and maintenance now to protect the future of local education. It portrays the community backing strong schools as essential to democracy and civic pride.
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Board of Education
Hubbard
Fire mutual aid plan renews in Hubbard area
Hubbard Township and Hubbard City have formed a seamless mutual fire protection agreement. Township residents face a .9 mill levy renewal next Tuesday to maintain rural coverage, with claims of lower insurance costs and greater security due to trained firemen. Voters urged to cast YES.
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Hubbard Township
Hubbard City
Renewal millage urged for Fairhaven School for the Retarded
Continue Fairhaven Issue 9 in Trumbull County seeks a .35 mill operating levy renewal for Fairhaven School for the Retarded. A $30,000 home would cost about $4 yearly. The school now serves 472 students with a crowded sheltered facility of 200 attendees and relies on the levy for about 70 percent of operating expenses.
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Trumbull
Fairhaven School
Fairhaven
Warren City
Trumbull County
Notable Americans Decline Stigma of Alcoholism at Washington Confab
Fifty two prominent citizens gathered in Washington to declare alcoholism a disease not a crime and to show recovery is possible. Dick Van Dyke set the tone by stating I am an alcoholic while Buzz Aldrin Wilbur Mills Earl Kimberly Adela Rogers St John Don Newcombe and others shared their experiences to inspire public understanding and courage.
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Washington
Dick van Dyke
Buzz
Aldrin
Wilbur Mills
Great Britain
Earl of Kimberly
Adela Rogers St. John
Don Newcombe
Sylvester Tinker
Uncle Sam Needs a Blood Transfusion
A patriotic appeal urges Americans to donate their personal liberty to a collective effort. The piece argues individual rights are being sacrificed to socialism and calls for renewed self-government and civic duty to restore the country’s heritage.
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Uncle Sam
Patrick Henry
Nathan Hale
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Uncle Same
Our Uncle Sam Part 2 and the right to individual freedom
The piece argues for rugged individualism and warns against social conforming pressures while noting vast Social Security tax changes. It claims six presidents hailed from log cabins and poverty, stresses personal responsibility, and cautions the fund could go broke by 1981 without more contributions. The article hints at a conclusion next week.
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