Marshall Herald rates and publication details
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 annually and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch. Classified ads are 20 cents per line. The paper is published every Friday by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street in Marshall Illinois. No three month subscriptions.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Ill
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Milnois
Herald
Selective Service Q and A on deferments and classifications
The article compiles Selective Service guidance on college deferments and age rules for US deferments, local draft board membership eligibility, and occupational deferments. It also explains dual draft cards, appeal rights, and classification notices, with a separateChicago Executive Club critique of George Wallace’s urban crisis proposals.
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Selective Service
State Director of Selective Service
TIA
Selective Service System
Focal Board
Appeal Board
Black Riots Debate Warns of Racial Split Threat
Charles Percy citing the U S Riots Commission warned that dividing America into black and white societies would be the nation’s most serious challenge since the Civil War. He spoke before the Executive branch and urged concern over rising tensions.
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Mr. Wallace
Wallace
FBI
Percy
United States
America
Charles Percy
U. S
The Legend of Buffalo Bill and His Commemorative Rifle
The article recalls William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill and his role in American frontier history. It describes his career, Roosevelt’s praise, and the Buffalo Bill Memorial Association’s commemorative rifle. Proceeds fund the association and celebrate the Old West spirit.
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Willam F. Cody
Messenger
Pony Express
United States Army
Teddy Roosevelt
Hardihood
American West
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Winchester Firearms
United States
Buffalo Bill Historical Center
Wyoming
Plains
W. FP. Cody
Buffalo Bill Memorial Association
Seague
Winchester
Buffalo
Business Leaders Call for Private Sector Action
A speech argues that private industry has driven modernization and created social and economic problems. It urges business leaders to expand their role in public affairs to prevent overbearing government intervention and preserve individual freedom.
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M. A. Wright
Humble Oil Co
Message From John Edgar Hoover Warns Law Agencies on Bank Robberies
A government notice describes violent bank robberies, detailing gunmen handling tellers, theft totals, and injuries. It criticizes rising 1967 federal bank crime rates, urges coordinated law enforcement action, and promotes NCIC data sharing and bank security upgrades to deter future incidents.
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FBI
FBI National Crime, Information Center
NCIC
Farmers Plan To Cut Corn Acreage And Boost Soybeans
The USDA Prospective Plantings report from March 15 shows farmers planning to plant 64.9 million acres of corn, 41.8 million of soybeans, and increases in oats and barley while cutting corn and sorghum. Projected 1968-69 supplies and carries are outlined, with yields expected near recent trends and weather as a key variable.
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USDA
Illinois
Thanks for prayers and flowers for Mary Washburn
The Washburn family thanks relatives and friends for prayers, deeds, and flowers during Mary Washburn’s illness and death. Gratitude extends to those who donated to the Memorial organ fund and to caregivers at Burnside Home. Special thanks to those who contributed music, pallbearers, and support.
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Mary Washburn
Dr. Illyes
Burnside Home
Jim Goodwin
Drexel Howard
Leonard
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