Editorials on freedom and moral guides in 1968
The piece argues that men are endowed with freedom by creation not government and urges self control. It emphasizes understanding the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence to protect liberty. The newspaper commits to guiding readers to promote freedom and personal responsibility.
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Vertrol
Ebsee
Rickever
Jane
Rickover
Pentagon
Navy
D. H. Lawrence
Lady Chalverly
Field and Stream
Midlands
J. R. Miller
Question Box on Academic Freedom Clarified
The column asks what academic freedom means and notes confusion among teachers professors and students. It adopts a view by Andrew J. Galambos that freedom is a societal condition where each individual has full control over their own actions, implying no universal definition.
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Andrew J. Galambes
George Wallace
High Court
Senate
Fortas
Property and freedom in a tax funded school debate
The essay argues that property equals a person’s life and its derivatives, from thoughts to tangible goods, and that true freedom arises when all control their property. It cites historical figures and ice cream industry anecdotes to illustrate profit and ownership, contrasting with bureaucratic, tax funded schooling where individuals lose autonomy.
The Iron Curtain Debate in Czechoslovakia 1945 1950
The piece argues the Czech struggle between pro Soviet and pro freedom factions, noting wartime alliances, Soviet dominance, and US policy choices at Yalta and Potsdam. It suggests a feared power contest could have split Czechoslovakia, with implications of another intra communist clash.
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Czechoslovakia
George Patton
Soviet Russia
Third Army
Miles
Pinvlin
Chicago
Sul
Cpechiosinratin
Yalta
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Potsdam
Harry Truman
Almanac for Friday September 6 1968
Today is Friday September 6 1968 the 250th day of the year There are 116 days left In history on this date Pilgrims sailed Mayflower from Plymouth England 1620 Queen Wilhelmina crowned 1898 McKinley shot 1901 Peary North Pole 1909 Marne 1914 German Stalingrad 1941 Mendès France oppose Gaullist constitution 1963 French politics 197? forest fire Paraná 1968 UAW Ford strike 1967
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England
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Netherlands
United States
China
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Buffalo
N.Y
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
The
Marne
Stalingrad
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Charles de Gaulle
Parana
Braz
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Pentagon Research Protests Stir Campus Protests Rise
Admiral Rickover argues that Defense tied sponsorship taints university research and fuels student protests. He notes faculty and foreign trips funded by defense agencies provoke resentment and a shift toward militancy among teachers and students across campuses.
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Rickover
Senate
Pentagon
CIA
Department of Defense
Walsengton
Adm
H. G. Rickover
Cong Navy
Iis
Fl & Rickover
Erm
Saverny Onits
CLA
Chicago
United States
Richard Daley
S ‘Defense Department
Henry M. Jackson
John S. Foster Jr
Defense Department Research and Engineering
Vienam
Odessa leader attends Southwest Sun Country meeting
Ten years ago on September 6 1958 Caroline Young a child welfare worker in zeter County was employed. Twenty years ago on September 6 1948 Mrs Charles Norman Jr hosted the Duo Foursome Bridge Club. Fourteen years ago on September 6 1863 Lewis Gray Odessa Chamber of Commerce conventions and tourist committee chairman attended a meeting in Tucson Arizona.
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Lewis Gray
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
Arizona
Southwest Sun Country Association
Caroline Young
North Belmont
Zeter County
Charles Norman Jr
North Bernice
How To Address The Law Makers Addresses Added
Listing of Democratic and Republican legislators with their San Angelo Austin Wichita Falls and El Paso office locations. Includes Sen Dorsey Hardeman Rep Richard White Rep WA Crisher Ace Pickens Richan Slack and others with street addresses in Texas and Washington DC.
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Dorsey Hardeman
Democrat
San Angelo
South Irving
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Senate Office
Washington, D.C
Richard C. White
el Paso
Longworth House
Rep
WA. C.risher
Democrat of
Political conventions urged to speed up backroom sessions
A pundit contrasts crafts of carpentry with convention work and suggests caucus clocks to curb long backroom talks. The piece muses how tones seen in convention pictures might linger into nonpolitical years.
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Aoe
Puzzie
Fortas Fight Shifts 1960s Election Stakes In Senate
The Fortas nomination to succeed Warren dominates Senate action and shapes 1960s politics. The fight splits along party and regional lines with Jewish and Southern voters pivotal. Wallace and Nixon weaponize the issue to court Dixie while Humphrey hopes to ride a favorable court image. Eastland slows committee action as Johnson weighs Thornberry and Warren’s reaction prices.
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Washington
Fortas
Senate
Abe Fortas
Nixon
Humphrey
LBJ
Earl Warren
Roels
New York
Johnson
Fort
Led
Her
Warren
Iof
Warren Court
Hubert
Wallace
Alabama
Supreme Court
South
Dixie
Navarmher
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
D-Miss
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Mixon
Fortas and Ltd.j
Fertas
Ike
Crossword Puzzle Across 1 5 10 14 15 16 17 18 2 20 22 23 25 26 29 34 35 36 37 38 41 42 44 45 47 50 51 53 57 63 64 65
Across clues list with various hints and word lengths. Down clues implied by grid not shown. Answers include basic vocabulary from Bell to Take wrongfully. clues cover verbs nouns and adjectives common in crosswords.
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River Valley
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