Push For Vote Record Ironies Highlight Election Drives
The piece argues voting turnout lags in the United States and stresses the campaign by major parties AHF and AEC to register non voters for the November election It notes debates over FTC tobacco health warnings and court tests and highlights Dr Ralph W Lockmans critique of religious broadcasts The column ends with a satirical note on cowpoke branding fluid as a drastic progress in branding techniques
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American Heritage Foundation
American Advertising Council
Congress
FTC
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Neuberger
Surgeon General’s Office
Department of Health
Ralph W. Lockman
Bible Communications Congress
Washington
Vermont
Military strength and ideas shape modern power politics
The editorial discusses how ideas, not force alone, drive statecraft. It analyzes President Johnson’s arms review, the arms race balance with the Soviet Union, and the role of guerrilla warfare in Southeast Asia, stressing that peace depends on stronger, wiser use of military power. It also weighs civil rights politics, imported meat disputes, and Khrushchev’s aid to Egypt, reflecting on leadership, constitutional limits, and international maneuvering.
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United States
Honolulu
China
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
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Beatrice
Alabama
U. S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Robinson
A. W. Todd
Nebraska Centennial Car Tours Union Station Exhibit
The Nebraska Centennial Car, a traveling museum of regional life from ancient Indian hunters to today, will stop at the Union Pacific Station from 9 am to 6 pm. Sidney High School senior Tom Gilliland earned a seat at Boy’s Nation. Dick Herman joined The Telegraph editorial staff.
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Sidney High School
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Sidney
Dick Herman
the Telegraph
Family Car Drives Big Chunk Of Household Budgets
Lincoln based home management specialist Mrs. Clara N Leopold of the University of Nebraska Extension says the automobile takes about one dollar of every ten from a family budget. She notes registrations have doubled since World War I and risen about 50 percent in the last decade. She offers fixed and operating cost formulas—depreciation, insurance, licenses, taxes, interest, gas, oil, tires, maintenance, and parking—then urges totaling costs and dividing by annual miles to see the per mile cost.
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Lincoln
Clara N. Leopold
University of Nebraska Extension
Leopold
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