Rededication Weekend urged to fly flags nationwide
Illinois residents are asked to observe Rededication Weekend July 4 with the state chamber urging citizens to fly the flag and pledge to uphold American principles. E Stanley Enlund calls this a spiritual attack on violence and urges tolerance, equal opportunity, lawful conduct, and community aid.
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Illinois
State Chamber of Commerce
E. Stanley Enlund
Iinois Chamber
America
Right on Issues, Wrong on Persons
A critique of the Ripon Society’s June issue. The piece accuses Ripon of promoting liberal Republican ideas while attacking Ronald Reagan, praising Nixon’s approach to black capitalism, and urging a shift from 1930s liberal programs to more voluntary privatization and decentralization in urban reform.
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New York
Ripon Society
Ripon Forum
Riponites
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Ripon
Ripon Boys
John McClaughry
Republican Party
McClaughry
CORE
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Senatre
Hugh Scott
Baltimere
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Supreme Court
Property rights and human rights clash in Lovington Leader
The Lovington Leader argues property rights, tied to labor, are essential and overruling euphemistic human rights. It contends that value comes from exchanging labor for property, viewing property as an extension of a person.
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Lovington, N.M
The Price Squeeze and Fiscal Policy Call
A Raleigh style editorial warns that government spending far exceeds income, creating a massive red ink total of about 60 billion dollars over six years. It notes this averages 50 million dollars daily and urges reforms toward sane fiscal policy while citing other papers' quips on labor saving and expertise.
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Florence
Ala
Rockefeller Faces Reality in Nixon Rivalry
The piece casts Rockefeller as a challenger imitating Nixon's approach, citing poll hints in Ohio and Pennsylvania and questioning his ability to lift GOP candidates. It contrasts Rockefeller’s declining New York votes with Nixon’s cohesion in 1966 campaigns and notes Rockefeller’s failing party coat-tail effect in state races.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Evans-Novak
Cleveland
Nixon
Rockefeller
White House
Mr. R
California
New York State
New York City
Philadelphia
Michigan
Detroit
Rocky
Nixon-Kennedy
Nixon- Humphrey
Nixon-McCarthy
John Kennedy
Jfk
Illinois
Nixon Humphrey
M. Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
Rockefeiter
Romney
Evans
State Assembly
Senate
Congress
When A Man Becomes Bald
New York AP piece on aging and hair loss argues baldness is an emotional issue not a handicap. It cites heredity gender hormones and popular jokes while urging kindness and humor. A separate Danville Va AP note lists campaign expenses for Walter E. Berrick Jr. at 79.81 with 62 cents for aspirin.
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New York
Danville, Va
Walter E. Berrick Jr
Pancreatitis causes and prevention discussed
A reader describes a pancreatitis attack mistaken for a heart attack and ongoing weakness. Dr. Mother explains causes include gall bladder disease, duct obstruction, and alcohol, with prevention via low fat diet, smaller meals, and cautious medication. surgery for severe cases may be needed.
Yesterdays In Years Ago Highlights and Local Notes
A compact recap of anniversaries and notices from Muscatine including P R Sawyer opening a jewelry stack, Prof F M Witter returning from the World’s Fair, Egg Phosphate promotion by F Nesper Co, Fred J Diercks leaving with selectives for Camp Dodge, Howard R Holladay enlisting in the Marine Corps, a letter home from Clar ence Crieger in England, and the Muscatine American Legion post plus 47 town posts distributing Fourth of July safety messages to drivers entering the state.
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P. R. Sawyer
Ilinois
W. F. Johnson
Lewis and Perry
F. M. Witter
F. Nesper and Co
Fred J. Diercks
Journal Press Room
Camp Dodge
Howard R. Holladay
Today in History highlights across years in 1968
June 27 marks the 179th day of 1968 with 187 days remaining. Notable events include the 1844 mob killing of Mormon leaders Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage, early telegraph linking Boston and New York in 1847, James Wolfe’s 1759 Quebec landing, Helen Keller’s 1820 birth, F D Roosevelt’s 1936 nomination, Nazi saboteur capture in 1942, Korean War actions in 1950, and recent church and state milestones including Pope Paul VI’s deacon rank in 1965 and Levi Eshkol’s government formation in Israel.
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Associated Press
Joseph
Hyrum Smith
Carthage
Brigham Young
James Wolfe
Quebec
Boston
New York
Helen Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
FBI
Long Island
N.Y
U.S
Korean Republic
U.S. Air Force
Turkey
Iran
Soviet Union
Levi Eshkal
Israel
Paul VI
Daily Prayer for Temptation and Guidance
A devotional prayer thanks God for daily guidance and strength to resist temptation. It asks for wisdom to recognize temptation and power to endure, praising divine faithfulness and the promise of a way to escape temptations.
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Boyle
Joseph G. Mother
M.D
W.E.L
Ching
Jessen
J.A
Dr. Mother
Bach
Floyd Holladay
Oregon St
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Reserves
Mary, Crieger
Liberty Street
Pfc
Clarence Crieger
England
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