Treatment Of The Causes Of Disorders Imperative
The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders spurs urgent action to relieve urban poverty and ghettos. Mayor Lindsay warns that deadly conditions in ghettos are the enemy and that the deadline to act is now. Rioting stemmed from entrapment and futility, requiring a massive, compassionate treatment of social causes beyond policing.
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National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Congress
Detroit
Newark
New York
Lindsay
Presidential Advisory Commission
Advisory Commission
Parathion Deaths Prompt Calls for Stricter Controls
The Colombian town of Chiquinquira suffers parathion related deaths, echoing a recent Tijuana tragedy. The article warns that dangers cross borders and urges immediate limits on pesticide shipment storage and use to protect American communities. It cites a biblical verse to emphasize urged action.
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Chiquinquira
Tijuana
Mexico
Jaycees Behind Bars in Sioux Falls Prison
Paul Harvey recounts a visit by 71 Jaycees inside South Dakota State Penitentiary. They completed 57 projects since January, fund their work by selling blood, and mentor inmates while five convicts attend local schools as associate members. The warden weighs potential rehabilitation against possible parole abuse, but so far the program fosters good works and reform.
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Jaycees
South Dakota
State Penitentiary
Chaemege
Jack Reddington
Don Erickson
Germantown Mother Reports Filthy Sex Film Mail to Teen
A Germantown mother forwards a mail piece her teenage son received advertising sex type movies priced from eight to fifteen dollars and a fifty dollar package. The writer notes the USPS is limited in action and urges parental education to shield children from such material.
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Post Office Department
Johnson Faces Public Mood Shift in 1968 Campaign
The Gallup poll of Republican county chairmen shows broad dissatisfaction with the Johnson administration driven by domestic issues. Voters blame inflation, high cost of living, crime, and government spending, while views on Vietnam vary. The article predicts a tough, pivotal six months as the administration must reshape policy and public perception.
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Washington
America
Johnson
White House
Gallup
Republican Party
Congress
Jonson
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Boxed
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for various delivery options. Rates include 60 cents per week by news route, 15 cents Sunday, and yearly mail prices of 24 dollars outside trading area and 38 dollars outside the US.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Us.a
Rockefeller’s Segashuation Shapes GOP Bid for White House
Joseph Alsop argues Nelson Rockefeller uses segashuation to outmaneuver Romney and Nixon, courting conservative support by aligning with anti war sentiment while staying within Johnson policy. He notes Illinois Tribune backing as potential game changer and predicts Rockefeller gains at convention time.
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Washington
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Remus
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Vietnam
Tribune
Illinois
White House
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