Right To Be Heard In Our System Dissent Must Not Suppress Voices
The piece argues freedom of expression permits broad political commentary while condemning actions that silence speakers. It cites an incident in Los Angeles where militants blocked Vice President Humphrey from addressing a rally. The author warns such disruption harms the electoral decision process and the free speaking environment.
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Los Angeles
Humphrey
Republicans and The Negro Vote in Florida and Beyond
The piece surveys how Republican candidates court the black vote, detailing Rockefeller Nixon and Reagan approaches emphasizing city spending, black capitalism, and self help. It notes Clarence Townes Jr. leads a minority division promoting outreach through New Directions, Green Power Foundation, and local black activists to boost GOP support among Negro voters.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Reagan
Clarence D. Townes, Jr
Townes
Republican Party
Norman Hodges
North American Aviation
Green Power Foundation, Inc
California
Robert H. Finch
Hodges
Congress
Watts
Los Angeles
Green Power Foundation
California Golden Oak Products Company
Watts Walloper
John McClaughry
Kirby
Vermont
Charles Percy
McClaughry
CORE
Richard Nixon
CORE endorsed ghetto Community Cooperatives and reform ideas
The piece outlines CORE’s push for community driven development alternatives to government aid. It highlights GOP figures Goodell Curtis Taft and Widnall meeting CORE leader Roy Innis to discuss a government development bank backing local community banks. It also notes Republican aims to persuade black and white voters about self-help proposals versus Democratic welfare. Included is a Bureau of Census notice offering proof of age through historical records with fees and processing details.
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CORE
Charles Goodell
New York
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
Robert Taft
Ohio
William Widnall
New Jersey
Roy Innis
Townes
Watts Walloper
Nixon
Reagan
John
McClaughry
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
U.S
Personal Census Service Branch
Bureau of the Census
Pittsburg
Kan
Delegates back platform backing leadership pledge at GOP convention
At the Miami Beach GOP gathering delegates endorsed a platform calling for a new national leadership and a “just peace” abroad, while facing criticism of the Great Society and amid a clash of speeches from Dirksen, Nixon, Rockefeller, Reagan, and Ford.
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Miami Beach
Fla
GOP
Everett NM. Dirksen
Wilneis
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Vietnam
Michigan
George Romney
Kinston
N.C
R. T. Hood Jr
Gerald Ford
Hood
Dirksen
Mouth ulcers and their causes in teens
Dear reader, a 16 year old asks about recurrent mouth ulcers or canker sores. Causes explored include infection, tissue injury, allergy to acids or foods, stress, hormones, and family tendency. Treatments range from tetracycline mouth rinses to silver nitrate, licorice, tea tannin applications, and in severe cases steroids. A food diary and avoiding irritants are advised.
Ike Vallance and Hersdel Hall Enter County Race
Ike Vallance of Brewster, a Democrat, and Hersdel H Hall, a Republican, file for Okanogan County commissioner. Campaign themes echo historic slogans with Vallance and Hall each aligned to opposing parties.
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Okanogan
Wash
Ike
HHH
Okanogan County
Ike Vallance
Brewster
Eisenhower
Vallance
Hersdel H. Hall
Letters to the editor on Mulberry Ave parking and movie previews
A Muscatine reader asks the city council to stop alternate parking on Mulberry Ave entirely after a petition showed strong public opposition. She also criticizes snow removal practices and alleges council stubbornness. In the same issue, Jo Fisher denounces previews of a dirty film at Uptown theater despite a family friendly showing of Thoroughly Modern Millie and calls the management to stop such content.
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Mulberry Ave
Mulberry
Muscatine
Uptown Theater
Jo Fisher
A Columnists Mailbag Finds Monday and Friday Dangers
New York AP column surveys odd facts from readers on work hazards, cattle sound lures, undiagnosed diabetes risk, rise of men ́s hairpieces, and broad curiosities. It notes 1.6 million Americans may have undiagnosed diabetes and 53,000 died in traffic crashes in 1967 while predicting fresh water hidden underground and the common timing of piano lessons starting in September.
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New York
U.S
Christopher Isherwood
Automobile Legal ‘Association
National Geographic Society
Local Preparations for Two Story Brick Residence
Rev P Laurent has begun preparations to build a two story brick home on recently purchased ground near the Catholic church from Mr Hoopes. Street cleanup urged as Second Street is littered with rubbish and Callahan urged to deploy teams tomorrow morning. Muscatine Welfare Association elected Carl Schmidt to succeed L C H Orbach as treasurer. L B Hoopes of Muscatine High leaves for Ames for a state vocational agriculture conference. Grandson Richard Kemble now overseas per Mrs John McCormick. Kenneth Fairall named manager of a new SBA office in Des Moines.
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P. Laurent
Hoopes
Second Street
Callahan
Carl Schmidt
The
Muscatine Welfare Association
L.C.H. Orbach
Today in History Highlights for August 7, 1968
The Aug 7 1968 history page notes key events including 1942 Guadalcanal battle start, 1782 Washington orders the Purple Heart, 1789 War and Navy Departments created, 1804 Tripoli bombardment, 1912 Roosevelt nomination, 1941 Soviet bombing of Berlin, 1957 Rudolf Abel spy indication, 1968 Marines withdrawal from Lebanon, 1957 Kennedy’s son Patrick birth, and 1967 Jerusalem strike over Israel’s annexation quarter.
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Associated Press
U.S
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
George Washington
Order of the Purple Heart
Congress
U.S. War and Navy Departments
Berlin
Federal
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rudolf Abel
United States
Lebanon
Beirut
John F. Kennedy
Patrick
Bouvier Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Samuel Calld The Lord Responded In Surrender Prayer
A devotional prayer asks heavenly Father to guide lives in His will. The supplication seeks daily surrender and service to bring others to Thee, invoking Jesus the Master and the Lord’s Prayer cadence.
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Samuel
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Ious
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M.M
Dr. Molner
Vera Tietge
Hal Boyle
L. B. Hoopes
Muscatine High School
Ames
John McCormick
Richard Kemble
Leonard Kemble
Rock Island
Kenneth Fairall
Small Business Administration
Des Moines
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