Editorial urges action to curb drinking drivers in Illinois
The Illinois State Medical SocietyPublic Safety Committee reports sixty percent of 122 teenage driver fatalities in the first six months of this year involved alcohol. The editorial argues for stronger enforcement of age verification, mandatory identification, and lowering the legal blood alcohol limit to 0.10 gm to reduce intoxicated driving and prevent deaths.
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Getting In Swim Getting In Swim
Chairman Mao and five Communist Chinese publicists credited with swimming nine miles down the Yangtze in 65 minutes. Two youths from Amoy swam to Quemoy in 13 hours. The feats are noted by the Free China Weekly and seen as not signaling immediate collapse of the mainland regime.
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No discrimination pledge reshapes business directory names
The notice hints at a shift toward equality in business naming practices with firms like J. Q. Tycoon & Daughters, Inc. Face of rural life shows a return to simpler routines as communities adjust to broader rights and resources.
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Sail On Ship Of Peace and Ocean Policy Debate
The piece argues for international ground rules on sea use and a stronger U S role in the United Nations to protect oceans. It notes President Johnson’s call for a national oceanographic program and a Marine Resources Cabinet Council along with a national commission to draft proposals for peaceful seas and global cooperation.
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Sam Levenson book notes and local life snippets
Dave Felts reviews Sam Levenson’s Everything But Money Part IV, noting his shift from comedian to consultant as he critiques modern parents and teens. The column blends social observation with light humor, recalling Kentucky Wonders, library mischief, Meet the Press, and a day at the state fair highlighted by Curt Hanover’s horse show ribbon.
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Crowd at Communist Crossroads as Mao Faces Yenan Revival
Article analyzes Mao era China amid Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution pressures. It highlights a generation shaped by Yenan, a potential shift toward revisionism, and Mao's bid to mobilize youth. It notes risks from population growth and looming food shortages fueling aggressive foreign posture.
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