Reagan Sees Moral Issue In Campaign
Gov. Ronald Reagan says the area of moral standards is an umbrella issue for the coming national campaign. He reiterates he is not a candidate but acknowledges supportive backing and outlines a limited travel plan with about 1.5 million dollars raised at party events since September.
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Jerry Rankin
Associated Press
Sacramento
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Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
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Father Delivers Daughters Bodies To Funeral Home
Earl Clinton Watson 31 admits killing his four daughters Tina 9 Karen Hope 8 Margaret Wendy 5 and Faith Erline 3. He drove to visit his mother then to a funeral home and told staff I’ve had an accident. He was placed in a mental hospital for observation.
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Jonesboro
Earl Clinton Watson
Tina Chatmine
Karen Hope
Margaret Wendy
Faith Erline
Watson
Margaret Ann Watson
E.L. Edmonds
Munitions Plant Fire Kills Employee in Goodyear Arizona
A Goodyear munitions plant fire killed one worker and seriously injured another. The blaze occurred in a small mortar shell assembly area near Unidynamics main plant. A company spokesman said two people were in the building when the fire swept through.
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Goodyear
Secretary Sees More Prosperity for 1968
Commerce Secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge predicted a new wave of prosperity in 1968 with gains in employment income profits and purchasing power. He tied the forecast to congressional passage of Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge to keep the economy on an even keel so it can continue to grow.
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Washington (Ap
Commerce
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Johnson
Trowbridge
Inflation restraint urged by official in AMA talk
The speaker urged labor and management to show restraint on wages and prices, warning that 1968 wage and price increases could fuel 1969 pressures. He said government does not want wage and price controls, during remarks prepared for an American Marketing Association meeting. Separately, British Prime Minister Harold Wilson seeks to cut hereditary peers' voting rights in the House of Lords and limit its power to delay legislation.
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American Marketing Association
Harold Wilson
House of Lords
Rick Beeler of Mazon High shines in sports and school leadership
Rick Beeler, president of Mazon High School's student council and 5 10 starting senior guard for the Red Devils, helps his team win five of seven in the Plano Holiday Tournament while averaging 13 points a game. He letters in basketball and baseball and plans to study math at Illinois State University.
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Okley Beeler
Mazon
Mazon High School
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Plano
Tony
Ronnie
Missouri
Martha
Illinois State University
MVE
Sonny and Cher
Christmas Boa Makes Five Year Old Gilmore Cheer
Five year old Adam Gilmore of Dayton received a boa constrictor for Christmas. He learned about snakes from a picture book and excitedly announced I got my boa as he opened the box under the tree. The pet joins a hamster a turtle a dog and three cats in the Gilmore home.
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Dayton
Ohio
Adam Gilmore
Gilmore
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