Censorship Debate over Stoner Broadcast Sparks Outrage
Civil rights groups condemn J B Stoner racist Atlanta campaign ads while the FCC upholds free speech for political messages. The agency rejects censorship despite protest from Atlanta mayor and civil rights leaders, stressing speech must be free even if abhorrent.
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AFL-CIO Leaders Stay Neutral in 1960 Race
Unclear text notes AFL-CIO leadership declining to endorse either McGovern or Nixon. It suggests Democrats hope union members reject their leaders stance and follow independent choice. A biblical aside appears in parentheses.
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McGovern
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Bali Beach Hotel Shows Global Hotel Network Rise
A tour of Bali Beach Hotel highlights a largely imported food chain and Western comforts in government and UK operated property. The piece notes staff from Bali, American investments, and how InterContinental hotels expand worldwide with Pan Am and TWA links, illustrating globalization's hotel boom.
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Taiwan
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Pate
Jet Age prompts shifts in people and duty in society
The piece ponders how jet travel will alter behavior as technology raises expectations. It imagines pilots and crews enforcing high standards, wonders about reactions to mass traffic, and critiques political leaders pursuing aid and development programs amid global conflict and humanitarian concerns.
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Batt Beach
Washington
Vietnam
The Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The Journal lists subscription prices for Middletown Ohio readers including daily, Sunday, motor route, and mail options. Rates shown include 80 cents weekly for home delivery, 3.40 monthly motor route installments, and 30 dollars yearly by mail with outside U. S. A. pricing 38 dollars per year.
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Nixon Congress and Paris Talks Shape Vietnam Peace Effort
Washington reports that Congress debates resolutions to cut funds for Southeast Asia if prisoners are not released. Hanoi demands end to U.S. support for Saigon. South Vietnam seeks independence. A political settlement may emerge post election with possible international mediation.
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McGovern Aims at Youth Vote After Gallup Clash
Washington analysis notes George McGovern shifts focus to mobilize youth voters after the Eagleton issue. Pat Caddell argues noncollege youth align with college peers, potentially boosting McGovern by recruiting a large share of 7 million college youths and 18 million noncollege youths. The strategy targets states with the largest youth populations regardless of party leanings.
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South Dakota
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McGovern Campaign
McGovern Eagleton flap exposes carelessness in campaign style
In analysis of the Eagleton affair critics accuse McGovern of poor background checks and sloppy policy planning. They cite his welfare plan cost uncertainties and Tobin’s admission of a tax impact, plus a weak stance on military strength.
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McGovern mocked as lightweight amid virtuous image
The piece notes McGovern’s self righteousness and judgments about his policies as correct because of his virtue. Wilbur Mills is quoted as calling him lightweight, suggesting the candidate’s appeal may collapse under scrutiny.
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McGovern
Wilbur Mills
McGovern Eyes Southern Outreach and Youth Turn
During Black Hills discussions, McGovern aides consider a Southern foray led by Caddell to test voting shifts in Arkansas Georgia Louisiana and possibly North Carolina. The plan aims to counter GOP claims of regional neglect and gauge youth support while avoiding a failed bid to win all Humphrey states.
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South Dakota
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