Editorials and Letters From The Odessa American
The Odessa American proclaims itself an independent Freedom newspaper urging equal rights under God and duty to preserve liberty. It calls on readers to understand and apply moral guides from the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence in daily living.
Census privacy fight sparks proposed limits on questions
Congress may curb the 1970 census questions. Rep. Betts proposes seven mandatory items name and address relation to head sex date of birth race marital status and visitors plus a voluntary form. He argues a $100 fine or 60 days in jail for noncompliance is excessive and unnecessary.
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Congress
Census Bureau
Bureau
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Rep
Betts
Rep. Betts
Rewarding Greed in American Politics and Society
A critique of greed in U S political and economic life noting Lincoln on patronage and post offices and tracing modern greed through tax and spending. It argues greed fuels insolvency rising living costs high taxes and eroding pension and insurance values amid soaring interest rates.
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U.S
Five Years Ago Injury From Horse Kick At Play
May 25 1963 Gary Brooks son of Joe Brooks 3212 Pleasant suffered painful injuries when kicked by a horse while playing. The item notes past incidents and local club activity including a high school football game.
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Gary Brooks
Joe Brooks
Pleasant
Look Those People Are Burning Their Own Homes
An Anaheim Bulletin critique argues TV analysts misinterpret riot scenes in Washington and other cities. It contends burning homes were not by victims but by insurrectionists aiming to intimidate the 90 percent, with troops failing to protect Negro victims and the White House bearing responsibility.
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Anaheim Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Washington
D. C
Rap Brown
Stokeley Carminche
Johnson
White House
Almanac highlights and historical notes for May 25
Today May 25 1968 marks the 146th day of the year with 220 remaining. Notable events include the 1787 Philadelphia drafting of the U S Constitution and births and speeches spanning Emerson Adams and other figures across 1830s to 1960s, plus early telegraph dispatch milestones and international conferences.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
U.S
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Texas
Mexico
Washington
Baltimore Patrol
Infermer Stomenay Blackoon
Winchester
Perore
Kansas
Okahoma
Missour
Dwight D., Oeenhower
Nationa
Kennedy seeks Southern votes to break Nixon barrier
Kennedy aides press a conservative appeal to Southern legislators to tilt toward him in November. Hollings in South Carolina weighs support as Shields outlines strategy to attract liberal and conservative voters. Kennedy plans transport offers, fundraising help, and select public engagements to win delegates in Alabama Florida Georgia and more. Rockefeller campaign coordinator Pearson counsels delaying farm policy until after the Miami convention.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Deep South
Mason-Dixon Line
Kennedy
Humphrey
Ernest. F. Hollings
S. C
Hollings
Mark Shields
Senator Proximire
Sen
Edward
Mass
Senator Kennedy
Bobby
Midwest
Shields
North
South Carolina
Chicago
South
West
Oregon
South Dakota
California
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennesse
Wallace
Terry Sanford
John Connally
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
James B. Pearson
Kan
Pearson
Miami
New York
Civil rights quiz and political shifts in 1960s Nebraska
The piece surveys civil rights legislation from Truman to 1968, quizzes on open housing and voting rights, and notes Nixon Rockefeller delegate maneuvers. It cites Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson eras, open housing provisions, and the 1968 law's scope across education housing and employment. It also covers GOP leadership efforts and Democratic fundraising appeals.
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Congressional Quarterly
United States
Truman
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Office of Economic Opportunity
Civil Service
Commission On Civil Rights
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Greece embargo debate drags as Athens and NATO face dangers
Washington debates whether to resume military aid to Greece amid a Greek junta and a rising Eastern Mediterranean crisis. Clifford argues for lifting the embargo only after democratic reforms, while Kaufsenbach and others resist. The issue ties to Vietnam talks, Turkey as sole eastern Mediterranean ally, and growing Soviet influence. Pakistan cancels U S air base near Peshawar, signaling friction with Washington as North Vietnam talks loom.
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State Department
Greece
Clifford
Congress
Junta
Katzenbach
Pentagon
Turkey
Mediterranean
NATO
Johnson
Hanoi
Paris
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Middle East
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From Historic Page
A scrambled crossword list appears with clues and partial answers. Items include references to famous last stands and figures, plus geographic names and common nouns, all presenting as a catalog of puzzle hints from a newspaper page.
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Abraham Lincoln
Douglas
Springfield
Ill
Abe
Bowie
Ident Council
Children In Medical Center Hospital
Sim Gabrels Elk
onRegsdale
San- Angelo
Gabrel Park
Berry's
Stanford
WEA
Nation’s Press
Allen.Scott Report
George Wallace
Paul Scott
Reg Manning
Nebraska
GOP
Reed
Reagan
Ment of of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. eCom
Thruston Morton
Hugh Scott
William Miller
Barry Goldwater
Meade Alcorn
Leonard Halli
Nixon
Humphrey Neve
Wyoming
Delaware
Hawaii
Nevada
Arizona
Alaska
Maryland
Democratic Study Group
Dan R. Kaykendall
Tenn
Capitol
By Ted Lewis
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate
Defense
Vietnam
Pueblo
North Korea
U. S
Pakistan
Peshawar
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Ayub Khan
LBJ
Peking
Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Seato
Australia
Southeast Asia
Barkley
France
Baden-Baden
Toten
Paxzie
Florida City
England