Woman's bid for Senate shocks Kentucky Democrats
Katherine Peden, former state commerce commissioner and National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders member, won the Kentucky Democratic primary nomination for U.S. Senate. Kentucky has two Republican senators, with Thruston Morton not seeking reelection, potentially aiding her bid amid Southern liberalizing undercurrents.
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Father’s Day Gambit and Tips for Dad Gifts
The piece argues Father's Day is not a major holiday in the social calendar yet can be productive for men who use wit and practicality. It notes dads often prefer practical gifts like tools over shirts or ties and urges planning since the third Sunday in June marks the occasion. It ends with a biblical aside from Galatians.
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Middletown Safety First campaign urged by industry leaders
Local industry sponsors Middletown's first united Safety First drive set for June 7 and 8 to reduce the high rate of accidental deaths. Charles R. Hook of American Rolling Mill leads the official Safety First organization with plans to involve schools, homes, and every factory, while Victor Noonan praises local progress and notes the mill’s low accident rate.
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The Journal Middletown Ohio subscription rates
The Journal lists mail and newspaper delivery rates with daily, Sunday, and 7 day options. Rates include 60 cents weekly within city, 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 24 dollars outside, and 38 dollars for outside USA, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Nixon Moderates Back Nixon in Clash of GOP
Nixon earns a sweeping Oregon win and sits strong as moderates’ split strategy falters. Reagan looms as unlikely substitute. Rockefeller’s regional approach damages cross party hopes. Nixon’s restraint on Vietnam and stance on race relations solidify his position amid party frays and late campaign missteps.
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Paul Harvey Describes Mormon Welfare Model as Worketh Earned Aid
Paul Harvey lauds the Mormon welfare system where aid is earned through work. He notes a Salt Lake City storehouse distributing $1.5 million in groceries last year and claims charity should be earned rather than given. He contrasts this with rising New York City welfare costs and urges Americans toward self-help.
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Humphrey Aims to Win Nomination Without Southern Aid
Vice President Humphrey faces a strategic push to secure the Democratic nomination with broad national support. He would need substantial votes from northern states and possibly a Southern pick to counter Wallace. Five Southern figures are seen as potential vice presidential choices, each with risks.
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Dandelion Name and Sea Vanadium Discovery
The passage notes vanadium was previously unknown in seawater until found in the blood of tunicates and sea cucumbers. It explains the dandelion leaf shape resembling a lion’s tooth and links the plant’s name to the French dent de lion.
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