Driving And Drinking Dangers Highlighted By Highway Safety Pamphlet
The National Highway Users Conference notes 31 states use implied consent laws for drunken driving. A pamphlet by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, What You Can Do About Drinking and Driving, argues alcohol misuse causes about 25 000 traffic deaths and 800 000 crashes annually, urging drivers to self assess and avoid driving after drinking.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
A Matter Of Training For Young Drivers
The piece argues that young drivers, often seen as reckless, commit simple but dangerous driving errors despite training. It questions whether current driver education properly prepares teens for fast-moving traffic and mutual road safety.
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If LBJ Turns Author- Now It’s My Turn
Jimmy Bishop analyzes Lyndon Johnson potentially writing memoirs or a full life story. He notes market interest, possible collaborators, and the influence of Mrs Johnson on writing and editing. He predicts a scenario where Johnson would publish a revealing five-year White House narrative.
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Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Delivery Info
The notice provides subscription details for the Journal Pakis aity wy the News with prices per copy weekly and yearly. It lists rates for in city delivery by news meter route and outside city delivery, including seven days and monthly terms.
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What Really Beat Humphrey in the 1968 Race
Marianne Means argues that Hubert Humphrey lost not only to Richard Nixon but mainly to the assassination of Robert Kennedy. Kennedy's death halted Humphrey's campaign, boosting McCarthy, allowing Nixon to gain momentum, and leaving Humphrey unable to regain his early optimism. The piece speculates that a Humphrey Kennedy ticket might have defeated Nixon Agnew, though this cannot be known.
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Us First President Nixon Plea for Focus on America
Paul Harvey urges the president elect to place the United States first and end entanglements with foreign powers. He criticizes past leadership for global meddling and calls for renewed Americanism, duty to the nation, and responsible governance.
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Letters to the Editor Disrespect and patriotism
A Monroe reader laments flag theft by youths. She urges respect for the flag, property, and nation, recalling family ties to service and the duty to teach reverence for national symbols.
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First U S air mail stamps issued in 1918
The article notes May 13 1918 as the date the United States issued its first air mail stamps. It also mentions related historical details such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa dating to 1174 and the origin of the word hieroglyphic from sacred carving.
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