Real and Fake Grievances in Modern Protests
The piece argues protests may serve mere posturing, risking diminished focus on real grievances. It cites Oshkosh State University in Wisconsin where Black students threatened to quit over grades, San Francisco State College demands, and Youngstown Ohio high school actions, urging evaluation of each protest on its merits.
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Moon flight reservations grow as space interest blooms
A reporter finds over 100 people already booked with Pan-American for a moon trip and 11 with Trans World Airlines. Though once a joke, lunar travel now appears serious to some signers, as Apollo 8 boosts optimism for a moon landing and future colonies.
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Nixon Exudes Optimism In Public Confidence Message
Paul Harvey contrasts Nixon with Johnson and other leaders, praising Nixon’s outward confidence and-ready leadership. The piece argues optimism boosts morale during hard times and cites Roosevelt Churchill Eisenhower and MacArthur as examples of reassurance and resolve.
New Consensus Forms on Social Reform and Welfare
Governor David F. Cargo argues a new national consensus is forming on black capitalism welfare reform and revenue sharing. He favors bloc grants and state control over funds to tailor local needs citing tax base limits in New Mexico and reliance on federal agencies.
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Nixon policy shift and race politics in federal action
Analysis argues the Nixon administration must pursue fair, nonpartisan racial policy in education and public programs. It cites Finch predictions of candid, practical equality and reviews Civil Rights Act implications while urging balanced treatment of Negro leaders and broader bipartisan support.
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Nixon
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio readers. Per copy weekday 10 cents, Sunday 20 cents. weekly 70 cents. by mail in trade area 271 dollars yearly. outside trade area 30 dollars. outside USA 38 dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Fallible predictions for 1969 by Bob Considine
A collage of satirical forecasts covers the year 1969 including Moon mission hopes Apollo 10, Nixon and Kennedy politics, de Gaulle and Britain in the Common Market, potential baseball shifts, M stats with Marie and legends, and a final quip about readers branding the piece wrong yet again. The piece weaves international tension, sports, and notable names into a humorous year ahead.
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