Dallas Minister Calls Family Living Room Greatest Skid Row
The Rev Dr Tom Shipp of Lovers Lane Methodist in Dallas argues the nation’s worst skid row is at home not on city streets. He cites widespread alcoholism among employed people including leaders and clergy and urges broad education starting with children to curb drinking dangers.
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Tom Shipp
Dallas
Large
Focus
Texas
University of Texas
America
Chiago
New York
Thomas
Yom Shipp
Moon travel ideas rise after historic moon landing
The article reports that the moon landing shifts view of space travel from whimsy to serious discussion. Dr. Bernhard Goethert suggests an airline type space vehicle could emerge by the 1980s if research begins now, with space utilization replacing exploration as the main goal.
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Bernhard Goethert
University of Tennessee Space Institute
Tullahoma
Goethert
Midnight Comes Marching Home Dog Reunion In Texas
A Vietnam veteran Travis Golden is honored to reunite with his dog Midnight a mone r el moth nickname at Dallas airport. The pair met in hostile zones and now prepare for a calm civilian life together highlighting a hopeful human animal bond amid daily news.
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Johnny
Midnight
Paris
Texas
Dallas
Travis Golden
U.S. Army
Golden
Systems Contrast Free Enterprise Wins In Economic Showdown
The essay compares Khrushchev’s claim that the USSR would bury the United States economically with recent data showing the Soviet economy lagging well behind. It argues the United States still leads in key economic fields and praises free enterprise for delivering better outcomes for its people.
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Khrushchev
Ussr
United States
U.S
Exhaustion Feared in Taxpayers Resource Strain
A Louisiana newspaper quotes concerns that taxpayers may be the first resource to be exhausted as conservation rhetoric clashes with rising inflation and taxes. The piece warns the financial strain could intensify as costs climb.
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Louisiana
America
Nixon Administration Seen As Following Cautious Course
Marianne Means notes Nixon’s six month mark in office shows a cautious, pragmatic style with limited substantive achievements. He avoids controversy, margins policy by polling, and fails to address major national issues while maintaining a bland personal image.
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Nixon
Washington
Johnson
New York Times
Dean Acheson
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Kennedy
the Times
Jackie Gleason
Norman Vincent Peale
Florida
Bebe” Reboss
Nixon to press Romania on Jewish emigration during Bucharest visit
President Nixon agreed to an urgent request from American Jewish leaders to add a secret item to his Bucharest trip agenda. They ask Romania under Nicolae Ceausescu to permit an exodus of Romanian Jews to Israel, estimating about 70,000 of 90,000 could move if allowed. The regime forbids most foreign travel and emigration.
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Nixon
Bucharest
Romania
Israel
Nicolae Ceausescu
Nixon White House
Cogusesca
Mran
White House
Fueien
Regul State Department
Ceausescu
USS
Forman extortion clash sparks church backlash and politics
The piece attacks James Forman and his National Black Economic Development Conference over a $500 million reparations demand. It cites Dr. J H Jackson of the NBC USA, Cardinal Carberry, Greenwich Village church gifts, and calls for auditors. It also covers Romania, Nixon diplomacy, Hanoi findings, Georgia desegregation, and S I Hayakawa’s political standing.
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Washington
Balderdash
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
U.S
Jackson
United States
Forman
Dr. Jackson
Joe Namath
Washington Square
United Methodist Board of Missions
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
St. Louis Cathedral
Cardinal Carberry
Boston
Greenwich Village
Courage and protest in Lennon's case stir debate
Jodie Cash argues for Second Amendment style rights and peaceful protest, asking why America censures John Lennon over drug charges while debating freedom of speech. The letter defends open entry and thinks society should judge less and reflect more on unreachable stars.
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God
John Lennon
Lennon
America
Denis Lennon
Christ
Jodie Cash
11Th
Post
Equalization board seen as unfair in taxation disputes
Letters complain of unequal property tax renditions with examples from residents in 1968. A taxpayer cites higher assessed values for similar homes and questions the board’s reductions. A second letter condemns dress codes for youths and women, urging fairness in attire policies and job implications.
Local citizen calls for court challenge to HEW rules
Robert E Welch of 2755 68th St urges legal action against HEW guidelines he deems illegal and a federal overreach. He says schools must test the rules in court to show they are not law but ideas causing hardship and racial tension.
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Calloway
Georgia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Maddox
Justice Department
Callaway
Maddow
Avalanche Journal
HEA
Levs
Robert Eo Welch
68Th St
Make More Money! Mr. Tidy On The Job At Laurelwood Market
Fred Bitter, co owner at Laurelwood Market in San Mateo California, walks the store each morning dictating special housekeeping tasks into a handheld recorder. He then types these as bottom notes on a Work Assignment form and assigns names to both regular tasks and the extra jobs. Bitter monitors daily progress to ensure each job is completed with clear accountability and reduced verbal orders.
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MR. Tidy
Laurelwood Market
San Mateo
Calif
Fred Bitter
Bitter
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