Editorials Thought for the Day and Draft Disobedience
The column reflects on joyful worship and divine victory from Exodus, critiques Iowa child labor laws as outdated, and argues for aligning statutes with modern reality. It discusses Dr. Spock's nonviolent draft law violation and contrasts his willingness to face penalties with violent protesters who evade consequences.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Iowa
Gun Control Debate as Socialist Plot Warns Nation
A Wyatt Harris letter argues federal gun laws threaten state rights and democracy, urging restrictions and registration to curb violence. The writer cites Liberty Lobby, warns against federal takeover of law enforcement, and questions crime reduction without new legislation. He appeals to public safety and constitutional rights.
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Liberty Lobby
Reform the US presidential selection system for 1972
A view argues primaries fail to pick leaders, urging abolition of conventions and the Electoral College. It calls for universal primaries on a single day, direct nationwide presidential voting, and a six year single term. It favors extending voting rights to 18 year olds and ending delegate buying.
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Tour Directors Offer Defense Of Ugly American Myth
New York reporters summarize Dutch driver Bob Van Mook and Belgian Roger Six on a 12,000 mile Amex tour of the United States in 44 passenger coaches. They visit 50 cities in 25 states, praising Americans while debunking the stereotype of loud disinterested locals.
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Dear Abby column reflects marital concerns and advice
Readers share worries about a neighbor who jogs with a husband, persistent visits from an exiled brother, and a family torn by parental choices. Abby offers practical guidance on boundaries, honesty, and putting happiness before appearances, while noting the impact on children and promoting healthier relationships.
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Evening Journal brief item from Washington Iowa
June 17 1968 edition notes city news items from Washington Iowa including local events and notices. Readers are guided to continue for details on community happenings and public notices.
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Washington Evening Journal staff and info
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff including Editor David Elder and News Editor Charles Morris, with advertising leadership by William Shannon and production by Howard Hazen. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas, and July 4th and that it is entered as second class matter.
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Wild four spades swing helps Roth Root win Spingold semifinal
In the Montreal Spingold semifinal, South declared four spades doubled after a sequence that started with West bidding two spades. Alvin Roth and Bill Root defended as East and West, doubling over three diamonds and securing four trump tricks. The defense yielded 900 points on the deal and contributed to the team’s eventual championship.
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Bill Root
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