The Corn Crop Failure And Your Fried Chicken
A National Observer essay warns that corn blight in the U.S. Midwest could trigger higher meat and dairy prices for more than a year. It urges Americans to value farming, invest in science, and expand food and energy production to safeguard modern life.
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National Observer
Michael T. Malloy
Ugus
Malloy
America
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Voters’ Apathy or Wisdom in a Turbulent Era
The piece questions whether growing voter indecision signals apathy or worldly wisdom amid high election spending and heavy TV influence. It notes undecided voters pause as candidates push for recognition, while public fatigue from Vietnam and social unrest colors views on normalcy and stability.
Choppers Birds and Indians Shaped by News Items
A Chicago tourism study shows Indians as top American sights for Europeans entering the U S with Sitting Bull and Geronimo surpassing Agnew and Goodell. The report, led by Pat O Malley and Thomas F Meagher, notes Chicago as closer to Indians and touts McCormick Place translation tech and 30 000 hotel rooms, while addressing Al Capone’s legacy.
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Pat O'Malley
Canteen Corporation
Thomas F. Meagher
Convention Bureau
International Association Execs
Europe
Richard Daley
Richard B
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al Capone
Meagher
Cima
Vote Doubts On Shifts In Congress In Off-Year Polls
Washington observers expect only small shifts in seats in the House and Senate as GOP and Democratic leaders weigh Gallup and pundit forecasts. AFL-CIO chief Meany predicts a three or four seat House drift and two or three in the Senate, while Nelson calls the race fluid with possible gains or losses. Gallup shows Democrats leading 50 percent to 44 with six percent undecided, but district results may diverge. The big unknown remains whether a large stay-at-home vote will unevenly affect either party, shaping the final balance.
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Senate
House
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Ronald Ziegler
White House
Gallup
Journal and the Journal Publication Rates and Details
Subscription rates for the Journal and Journal Publihed daily by Mews Journal Inc list per copy and mail options. Includes prices for city and suburban routes, motor route delivery, and mail subscriptions with terms, advance payment, and international rates.
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Democrats clash with Nixon on economy and war
The text argues Democrats offer economic stability while not crediting Nixon alone for the recession. It notes Democrats controlled Congress for two years with little impact and criticizes liberal Democrats for pressuring Nixon over the war as opportunistic.
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Nixon
Congress
Do You Remember When in America We Missed Peace
A reader letter laments bygone virtues and questions modern social changes. The writer recalls farming independence, family care for elders, war effort, parole limits, respect for the flag, and charitable ethics, urging nonviolence and personal responsibility while condemning guns and hate. The piece cites U. S. Grant, past policies, and invokes fear of societal decay.
Freedom Peace Individuality Reason And Law Order
A reflective piece arguing that state of mind and personal responsibility govern national peace. It warns that blaming government for unhappiness signals mass unrest and a breakdown of self control under stress.
Carry Love In Your Hearts Not Hate
A reader expresses sorrow over a fatal shooting in the city and a fatal accident, stressing the impact on families and urging peace and safety for all. The message reflects concern for victims, unknown to the writer, and a plea for divine comfort for grieving parents.
Bridge over Great Miami at Woodsdale urged for action
Letter to the editor from Mrs. George Allen of Trenton warns that the bridge over the Great Miami River at Woodsdale is deteriorating and unsafe for vehicles. She notes traffic will double after Woodsdale landfill completion and urges immediate action to close or replace the structure.
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Miami River
Woodsdale
George Allen
Trenton
Thanks to Salvation Army Dorothy Jackson Freed From Jail
Dorothy Jackson is released from jail and reunited with her children with support from the Salvation Army which secured her a job and food orders for the family. Her husband remains in hospital. Appreciation also goes to the Shriners for medical care to her son and to the Manchester Motor Inn for its help, with no thanks intended for welfare.
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Salvation Army
Shriners
Manchester Motor Inn
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