Everglades Crisis and Dry Spell Threaten National Park
The Everglades National Park faces irreparable damage as the April drought and prior water shortages reduce wetlands. Though rains helped briefly, conservationists warn that ongoing dry spells and a decline in wildlife demand urgent action, potentially requiring congressional water management to save the park. A separate note discusses a Hannover judge proposing a per se alcohol driving limit test for licensure, with certificates for passers and license revocation for failures. The piece ends with a biblical citation.
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Florida
Everglades National Park
Everglades
Central
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Nature
Hannover
The TV Life of a Book Promoter Reflects on Hosts
Jim Bishop recalls promoting a book through TV and radio appearances in New York and across the country. He names hosts like Paar Gardner Downs and Wallace, reflects on interview dynamics, fame, and personal anecdotes from Havana to Chicago, with И occasional self deprecation and humor.
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New York
Jack Paar
Castro
Havana
Jack
Havana Hilton
HY Gardner
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago
Johnson
Mr. Rushmore
Opus Dei
Denver
Brown Palace
Kennedy
Hugh Downs
Dave Garroway
Mr. D
Mike Douglas
Mike
Howard Johnson
Trulie
Wallace
Mike Wallace
Merv Griffin
Red Eye
Maggy McNellis
Arthur Godfrey
Middletown
Thomas Dewey
Estes Kefauver
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs including daily issues at 10 cents per copy and Sundays at 15 cents, with weekly and yearly mail options. Rates show $15.60 yearly, $24.00 for two seven-day areas, and $38.00 outside USA, all payable in advance.
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Ee Wee Mail
Treting
U.S.A
Tax Hike and Election Fallout in 1968 Outlook
Analysis notes President Johnson may seek a tax increase to fund Vietnam and nonmilitary spending, risking public backlash in the 1968 election. It explores deficits, inflation risks, potential wage responses, and whether spending cuts could stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Vietnam
Middle East
United States
Monster needs a heart back to the humanities
Paul Harvey argues that post Sputnik education overemphasized science and testing, eroding moral and humanistic aims. He notes rising student anxiety and youth crime while educators push cram and college metrics. He calls for shifting focus to values, human-centered learning, and balanced curricula.
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Los Angeles Public Library
Chicago Teachers’ Union
Tribute to retiring Sherman School teacher Mary Baker
Letters praise Mrs Mary Baker a fourth grade teacher retiring from Sherman School. Mr and Mrs John V Dennis thank her for cheering their son in hospital and note her as a credit to her profession. The retirement is seen as a loss to children.
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Sherman School
Mary Baker
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
John V. Dennis
Lopane Ave
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Wilson
Wordsworth
Dryden
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England
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S. Broad
First Ave
Ohio
David Lawrence
Paul Harvey
Constantine Zurayk
International Association of Universities
Columbia College
David Truman
Jerrold Zacharias
MIT
Dennis the Menace
Angiwer
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