Editorials and Comments on Freedom and Liberty
The piece proclaims freedom as self-control and duty to preserve liberty, urging readers to apply moral guides such as the Ten Commandments, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence. It stresses personal responsibility and encourages promoting freedom for all, dated Wednesday August 21, 1968.
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It Can't Happen Here and Welfare Abuse Allegations
A passage warns that income tax ends in confiscation drawing parallels to wartime abuses and Nazi era tyranny. It cites a National Catholic Secretly for Amma Welfare report alleging drug tests and experiments on retarded children and adults in D C welfare centers, including liver biopsies and unconsented procedures, with accusations of parental releases being bypassed.
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Washington Daily News
NCSAW
District of Columbia Y
DC Chularens Center
Laurel
Ncaaw
Bemg
Laurel Institution
Jara Willige
Welfare Department
Estatesman
Wellare Departmenals Board
Nation's Press and the Berlin Crisis explained
The piece cites Fulbright and other critics arguing communism is not monolithic and that shoring up one regime often sparks new tensions. It notes East Germany under four power occupation remains a focal point as the world contends with periodic communist inflamings and strategic leverage.
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William Fulbright
Berlin
Hitler
East Germany
East German visas to Berlin spark United States worry
The text describes Walter Ulbricht’s regime announcing future travel rules for West Berlin including visas and tolls to sever ties with West Germany. It notes Western rejection as invalid and hints at broader pressure against West Berlin, while contrasting U S and allied responses to prior Berlin crises and Cold War incidents.
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United States
Walter Ulbricht
West
Gerans
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Britain
France
Hell
Union
United Utilities
Russia
Wip
Gansbit
Stalp
Vietnam
Korea
North Korea
All Electric Home Payola Probed by Justice Department
The Justice Department antitrust division weighs a major probe into promotional campaigns used by utilities to push all electric homes. Details show cash payments, free installations, appliances and ad incentives offered to developers and buyers, with charges of creating captive customers and skewing rate cases. The investigation follows hearings on alleged payola and promotional tactics in the electricity market.
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Washington
Justice
Department
Antitrust
House
John
AKL Gssug
National Electric Manufacturers Association
NEMA
Tthe Justice Department
Anti-Trust Division
Jauer Fuels
Luren
Boston
James J. Condor
The
Peoples, Gas Light and Coke Co
Chicago
Big John Hancock Center
Associated Press
Condon
Justice Department
Debate Over Water Fluoridation and Pesticide Sprays
A Nebraska reader argues against fluoridation and chemical sprays in public water or on private property, urging individual choice over government mandates. She cites health concerns, regulatory debates, antitrust issues involving utilities, and calls for avoidance of DDT and fluoride in drinking supplies.
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Com J
Isjarea
Federal Trade Things
FTC
NEMA
Ihey
Nent
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bagedi
Fern Farris
United
Land of the free and home of the braw in Zion region
A garbled regional text laments national freedoms and debt while critiquing public policy. It questions individual opportunity and government taxation amid a sarcastic reflection on American heritage and local life in Zion, Illinois.
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VW Zion
Ull
Free
Calis
Labor unions and force in contract validity questioned
Questioning if contracts formed under strikes or threats are valid labor relations. The text argues such agreements lack voluntary consent and would not be enforceable, noting government bias and double standards. It cites strikes, government pressure on employers, and a Vietnam-era moral comparison.
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U.S
Isjrand
Vietnam
China
North Vietnam
Elm trees and a widow's tale of a Dutch Elm Disease spray
A reader recounts a sorrowful tale about losing her husband to a Dutch Elm Disease spray. The letter notes health issues from spraying, mentions Elm campaigns in Elm trees around St. John the Divine, and touches on fingerprint patterns and eclipse timing as side topics.
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Episcopal
St. John the Divine
New
York City
Shej
West Texas Teachers Association taps Iddessa leader
Five years ago on August 21 1963 Howard Butler principal of Iddessa Ector High was named head of the West Texas Teachers Association. A decade earlier on August 21 1953 Mrs C R Berkley of 2117 West Seventh became district vice president of the Texas Home Demonstration Association at the state convention in Austin. Twenty years prior in 1948 rush week activities were discussed at a Socii Sorority meeting hosted by Francis Quinn.
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Howard Butler
Iddessa
Ector High
West Texas Teachers Association
C. R. Berkley
West Seventh
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Austin
Socii
Francis Quinn
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Tablelands to Cape
Puzzle list shows 61 Tablelands 62 Macadamite 63 Military man 64 Got up finished 66 Unique thing 67 Synthetic yarn 68 Cape 69 Hindu weishss Car ds
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