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An independent Freedom newspaper asserts freedom as a Creator endowed gift and duty to preserve liberty. It urges self control guided by the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence and commits to furnishing information so readers promote freedom and harmony with moral principles. Dated Tuesday December 3 1968 Page 4 A.
Myths and Myths in Nixon Humphrey 1968 Vote Analysis
Washington dispatch analyzes post election myths about Nixon's tiny edge due to Johnson's bombing halt. It credits black turnout and COPE gains, notes core city Democratic strength, and argues southern base erosion predates 1968 while Wallace shifted southern states away from Democrats.
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Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Humphrey
California
Vietnam
New York
Philadelphia
COPE
Labor
GOP
Law and Order
Massachusetts
Michigan
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Old
South
Virginia
Tennessee
Florida
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Texas
John F. Kennedy
George Wallace
North Carolina
Agnew
Baltimore
Thurmond
Ike
Wallace
Arkansas
Louisana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Meat Inspection Drive Threatens Small Locker Plants
NFIB warns that USDA enforcement of the Wholesome Meat Act will push out about 7,000 small locker and freezer plants, raise domestic meat prices, and force higher taxpayer costs for 30,000 new inspectors. The piece links inspectors to a broader power grab and laments the flood of imported meat while noting likely prosecutions for farmers and rising consumer costs.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Federation of Independent Business
Merkle Packing
New York
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Roscoe Born
National Observer
Dow Jones
Washington
Congress
Born
Usda Agency
Chet Huntley
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
FCC
Huntley
Connecticut
Office For Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs
Esther Peterson
Office of Consumer Affairs
Betty Furness
USDA
WJ. S
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
United States Department of Agriculture
Latin America
Antibes
South America
Argentina
New Poverty Show in New Jersey Sparks Debate
The federal negative income tax trial in Trenton, funded with over 4 million dollars, pays selected families monthly checks with no strings. Critics compare it to a Broadway tryout while posing questions about government largesse and the impact on taxpayers as New Jersey plans to expand to 1,000 families in six cities.
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New York
New Haven
Boston
D.C
Great White Way
Trenton
New Jersey
U. S. Treasury
D. C
Stout
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson School
Princeton
Washington
Nixon Victory Means Little Change in U S Policy
The piece argues that despite a Nixon win there will be limited shifts in Washington. It predicts only a marginal slow-down toward socialism, no broad Vietnam policy break, and a possible division of power that might curb fiscal excess. It notes a cautious move toward private enterprise for urban issues and hints at a more realistic stance on communism.
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White House
United States
Richard Nixon
Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Congress
GOP
Legislative Branch
Crossword Puzzle 66 Custody to Solved
Puzzle entry lists clues across and down with numbers 66 to 31, including definitions such as custody put in office is drowsy second in and fabled fruit two words. Solved indicates completion of the crossword.
Parallel threads in Klan history and Whiteboyism across centuries
A reader traces a provocative link between the Ku Klux Klan and 18th century Irish Whiteboyism. The essay notes secret sheets, terror tactics, and anti-tithe and anti-rent actions by Whiteboys, suggesting the Southern Klan founders in Pulaski shared ideological echoes with Irish protest bands, while acknowledging scarce corroboration.
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Pulaski Law Office
Thomas M. Jones
South
Klan
Judah Benjamin
Father Ryan
Petersburg
Ireland
George III
England
Britain
George
Odessa Banquet Features Fort Worth Insurance Man Speaker
Five years ago December 3 1963 Howard Garrison a Fort Worth insurance man was the principal speaker at the Odessa Underwriters Association dinner banquet. Ten years ago December 3 1958 Wayne Barton named president of the Ector County Sheriffs Posse. Twenty years ago December 3 1948 Chicago Opera and Ballet company performed before a capacity crowd at the Odessa Town Hall.
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Howard Garrison
Fort Worth
Odessa Underwriters Association
Wayne Barton
Ector ‘County Sheriffs Posse
Chicago Opera and Ballet Company
Odessa Town Hall
Now You Know Bourbon Origin and Coin Motto
Bourbon whisky was first made by a pioneer preacher at Georgetown Kentucky in 1789 when Georgetown was part of Bourbon County. The 1909 Lincoln cent carried the motto In God We Trust. The female praying mantis may eat her mate if hungry.
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Bourbon County
U.S
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