Where I Stenel Thinks Education Can Heal Society
The panel argues education improvement and upgrading underprivileged communities as the path to solving social issues. They oppose negative income tax and criticize welfare as subsidies for broken homes, proposing cutting welfare by 50 cents per dollar earned and favoring on the job training via public programs or private grants. Scott Blackmer calls citizens to THINK and ACT to safeguard rights.
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Scott Blackmer
Oklahoma City youth whipped 20 lashes for stolen cigarettes
A 17-year-old, Scott Browning Grandstaff, received 20 lashes in court rather than five years in prison for possessing 16 cartons of stolen cigarettes. Judge Carmen Harris ordered the whipping after a guilty plea and warned of further prison if he reoffends. The event was witnessed by officials and family members including the boy's mother with a leg cast.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
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Ronald Ladd
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Vera Seward
Carmen Harris
Grandstaff
Harris
Cultural exchange plans proceed despite Soviet invasion
The United States will renew cultural exchange arrangements for 1969 with the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact nations despite the August invasion of Czechoslovakia. State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey said the move does not imply approval of the invasion and that U.S. protest remains unchanged though details were not elaborated.
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UPI
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Julie Nixon’s Bridal Luncheon And Prewedding Fun At Cosmopolitan Club
Julie Nixon, future bride of David Eisenhower, attended a luncheon at the Cosmopolitan Club with her mother Pat and sister Tricia. Smith College roommate Susan Harvin hosted a playful event featuring a recipe for a perfect bride and gifts. The couple is set to wed tomorrow at Manhattan’s Marble Collegiate Church at 4 p.m. The event included pink decor, a menu of pink drinks and beef tips, and a skit titled Recipe for a Perfect Bride. A separate floating bachelor party for David was hosted by Fred Grandy in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Molasses Tank Rupture Kills Worker in Albany Disaster
A ruptured storage tank at the Port of Albany released hot industrial molasses, killing 47 year old Andrew LaGare of Fast Greenbush and injuring Jack LaRoque of East Greenbush. Two million gallon tanks bled thick molasses, flooding a 1000 foot square area and threatening the Hudson River as crews built dams from snow and mud.
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Warsaw Council Backs Change at Top of Polish Government
The Polish Council of Ministers recommended replacing Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki due to ill health and removing Deputy Premiers Zenon Nowak and Franciszek Waniolka. Stefan Jedrychowski would replace Rapacki, while Trampczynski moves to planning commission as first deputy.
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UPI
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Rapacki
Europe
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Polish Patriots Union
Soviet Union
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Plans to save Pisa tower sparking debate in Moscow
Tass reports more than two proposals urge keeping the Leaning Tower of Pisa in its present tilt rather than straightening it. The discussions come as Moscow hosts Soviet Italian talks on preserving the historic structure.
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UPI
Italy
Pisa
Tass
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Kamchatka
Homes On Wheels Rooms Chicago Report On 1968 Housing
Mobile homes accounted for about one quarter of new single family housing starts in the first half of 1968 as high conventional home costs drive buyers to manufactured housing.
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Homes On Wheels
Chicago
Early war game board simulates battles in 18th century
Berlin reports an early war game described as a battle terrain board with 3,600 squares. It was invented in the 18th century by Prussian military writer Georg Vinturinus.
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Berlin
Georg Vinturinus
Holiday Mail Drops Amid Busy Last Minute Push
The Post Office reports Christmas mail below last year’s record but expects rush in the final days as mail carriers brace for gifts and cards. A flu epidemic is described as a problem in major metro areas, while Postmaster General Watson says operations are in good shape due to planning and favorable conditions.
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UPI
Christ Post Office
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