Editorials Comments The Odessa American
The Odessa American editorial advocates equal liberty under God and duty to preserve freedom. It urges readers to study the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence to live freedom daily. The piece emphasizes self control personal responsibility and moral guidance as keys to individual progress.
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Senate backs sweeping crime control bill in Senate vote
Five years ago on June 4 1963 a community event highlighted a new city filtration plant. The Senate approved a hard line crime control bill by 72 to 4 to curb rising crime and overturn certain Supreme Court rulings on confessions and eyewitness identifications. Senator Ervin warned of rapid crime growth and the need for decisive action to preserve law and order.
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Water Safety Emphasized For Summer Drowning Prevention
An American Academy of Pediatrics pamphlet notes annual drownings in the United States exceed 7,000, mostly among preschoolers and untrained swimmers. It urges supervision, water safety, basic first aid, fenced pools, and teaching children to swim and float, stressing parental responsibility.
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Opium Trade Ties Shape Southeast Asia Conflicts
Cromley argues opium profits fuel corruption and war efforts across Laos Thailand and Vietnam. He cites North Vietnamese and Communist networks profiting from heroin traffic to Hong Kong and beyond, noting officials’ mixed involvement and the high black market prices that sustain the illicit trade.
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Bevel outlines hidden goals of Poor People’s campaign
In private talks with GOP lawmakers, Rev. James Bevel, a campaign organizer, cites five unpublished objectives including wealth redistribution and dismantling arms. He portrays the movement as economic class warfare aimed at transforming power structures while promising eventual peace.
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Carmichael
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Cyprus
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Moscow Radio
Rat control delays reveal shifting support in Congress
The piece rails at slow funds for rat control as Congress eyes July 1 apportionment, noting a possible $20 million—far short of earlier $40 million promises. It cites Rep. Reuss and others, showcases Great Society rhetoric and public indifference, and ties the debate to urban slums, health costs, and political theater.
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Almanac of history for June 4, 1968
On this date events span 1942 Midway battle beginning the decisive Allied victory, 1831 Leopold elected Belgian king, 1936 Blum’s socialist France gov, 1943 Buenos Aires coup overthrow, 1946 Peron inaugurated, 1961 Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna talks, 1958 Gaulle Algeria visit, 1963 Haiti Dominican border aviation halt, 1967 Stockport airliner crash tragedy.
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France
Leon Blum
Buenos Aires
Dominican Republic
Stockport
England
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Solved
Solved crossword puzzle clues list across and down entries including Panic gloom, famous football coach, blanching, succulent plant, minister, lighting, and many more with hints like Michigan for example and Arabian port.
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