Editorial on Czechoslovakia as a warning to the East
The piece argues Russia has not changed and that Soviet action in Czechoslovakia shows the line between freedom and communism. It recalls 1956 Hungary and warns small nations against flirting with Soviet friendship, noting Prague’s border role with West Germany and the Warsaw Pact.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Europe
West Germany
Bonn
Prague
East Germany
Army vets urge rabies vaccines for Vietnam pets
U S soldiers in Vietnam adopt stray animals including monkeys parrots and other jungle creatures raising rabies risk. Army veterinarians issue free rabies vaccine campaigns for GI and civilian pets amid reports of 1250 bite incidents last year. In the United States vets warn pet owners to inoculate as wild animals intrude into suburbs and homes.
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United States
Vietnam
Pasteur
Navy
Marine
States
No-Choice Campaign Idea in 1968 Election
Roscoe Drummond notes both Nixon and Humphrey show strikingly similar aims on Vietnam peace, de Americanizing war, U S Soviet relations, and civil order. The deciding factor will be which party and nominee can best achieve these goals with effective methods.
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Vietnam
Humphrey
Nixon
Paris
The Walls Came Tumbling Down review
A Doubleday novel by Babs H Deal examines a 1944 sorority secret in a small Alabama college town. Through shifting timelines and italics the story follows seven women linked by a skeleton discovery and mystery, testing trust and marriages while offering light entertaining fare for female readers.
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Babs H. Deal
Doubleday
Mrs. Deal
Alabama
Druid City
Obsolete laws bite the dust after decades of nonenforcement
A legal column notes Washington DCs ice cream cone ban and Elkos flu mask rule persisted long after their usefulness faded. Congress repealed the cone prohibition in 1963 and Elko rescinded the mask ordinance in 1964, illustrating how laws linger on while public interest fades.
Federal aid findings poke holes in southern anti inter f erence stance
A Tax Foundation study shows Southern states pay less in taxes yet receive more federal grants, including Georgia which led Southern recipients in 1967. The piece notes other states like Louisiana Kentucky North Carolina Alabama and Tennessee also collect large aid while railing against Washington.
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Deep South
McGill
Oliver Twist
The
Tax Foundation, Inc
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Washington
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
North Carolina
Alabama
George Wallace
California
Arizona
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Oklahoma
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
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Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Veteran reporter Bob Considine recalls eight decades of Democratic conventions
NEW YORK They can change the face and image of the Democratic national convention all they want, but one aspect remains familiar and revered Jim Farley will be there. The piece recalls Considine at ten conventions, naming moments in 1920 to 1964 including Roosevelt, Truman, and Kennedy, with reflections on LBJ and Prohibition.
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New York
Jim Farley
Hale
Considine
Bureau of the Recomputer
Chicago
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Houston
Roosevelt
al Smith
Joseph Proskauer
Hoover
Congress’ Hotel
Huey Long
Sam Blythe
Saturday -Evening Post
Carter Glass
Virginia
Cary Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
Arthur Brisbane
Cordell Hull
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Jack Kennedy
LBJ
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Scottsdale Public Library
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White House
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Alf Landon
Union
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Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Govater Pubs Sentae
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