Snoopin through data: EPL legacy and Uncle Wright
A compact study traces the football league era linked to Snoopin and figures tied to Uncle Wright. It notes the era's memory within a regional sports chronicle and hints at ongoing relevance for fans and historians.
Reagan for president move stirs GOP doubts
A 1960s-era critique questions whether the Young Republican group helps or hurts the party as it contemplates a Ronald Reagan presidential bid. The piece warns that backing Reagan now could risk GOP discipline after Goldwater era missteps and warns of organizational self aggrandizement by radical conservatives.
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Belt habit saves Iowa Falls educator in collision
Robert Baker, superintendent of schools at Iowa Falls, credits wearing a seat belt with saving him from serious injury after a Sunday Des Moines trip. His daughter reminded him to buckle up, and minutes later his car crashed, leaving him with a minor concussion.
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Cedar
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Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
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Definition of Home Cited as Haven for Free Speech
A quotation from W.EH defines home as the place where a man may say anything he pleases and be ignored by others. The remark frames home as a space of quiet tolerance and detachment from attention.
Readers Thank Express for Speaking Up on Doctor Care
Letters from Express readers express gratitude for speaking out about doctor care after a prior complaint. Dozens of readers phoned in support and encouragement, urging others to share experiences and voice opinions to prompt changes in healthcare.
Reuther Hints At $35,000 Auto Wage Amid Inflation Fears
W E H interprets Walter Reuther as predicting UAW president would push rank and file toward an annual $35,000 income in twenty years. The piece warns such a rise would be offset by steep inflation, reducing purchasing power from today’s dollars to 40 cents in 1940 terms, harming workers and others in society.
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United Automobile Workers
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Reuther
W.E.H
New York Lottery Aims to Fund Education by Referendum
The editorial notes New York State will begin a lottery to finance education with an estimated net profit of 200 million dollars yearly. It warns that most revenue comes from those least able to afford it, arguing the scheme creates no new wealth and simply transfers money with high operating costs.
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Iowa
New York
W.E.H
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