Next revolution in France sparks class clash and riots
John Roche notes Chicago protests as a symbol of student dissent and contrasts it with French plans to require national service. He warns that upper class radicals romanticize violence while police and the CRS face demonstrators. violence is messy, dangerous, and may lead to consequences.
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Chicago
Proletariat
France
Lycee
CRS
Nanterre University
Paris
Franz Fanon
Percy denounces DOT and school bus safety standards
Sen Charles H Percy of Illinois condemns the Department of Transportation for slow action on bus safety. He cites limited standards since 1966 and chides manufacturers for weak designs. He cites correspondence with Claude Brinegar and cites Isaiah 44 22 as a closing scripture.
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Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Department of Transportation
Senate
DOT
Sen. Percy
Transportation Department
Claude S. Brinegar
Congress
Percy
An uncommon man no credit card Washington
In Washington at National Airport Ambassador Bruce, fresh from Paris peace talks, is denied a Hertz rental without a credit card. He offers cash and an official certificate, but the agent sticks to the policy amid onlookers. The episode frames Bruce as an emblem of individual distinction versus uniform systems.
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Bruce
Washington
Timon
Athens
The
America
Hertz
National
Ambassador Bruce
Paris
North Vietnam
William Rogers
London
Bonn
China
United States
Chairman Mao
Broad look sparks women’s rights pun at Middletown meeting
Middletown school board member Mrs. Joan Compton blasted the gender balance noting 60 percent of students are middle class or below while 90 percent of board members come from upper middle class backgrounds. She added 53 percent of the population is female and 80 percent of three board members are men.
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Joan Compton
Middletown
Will Middletown face loss over downtown mall and Bachmann tract
A letter questions whether the Bachmann tract development endangers the downtown Middletown mall. It argues about $12 million in federal tax funds, a needed $25 million in private investment, and whether area consumers can support two major shopping districts. It warns zoning decisions may be appealed and could leave Middletonians with two shopping areas.
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Middletown
Bachmann
Dayton Mall
Tri- County
City Commission
Esco
Bresel
Laurens
Pete) Petersen
Flemming Road
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists prices for home delivery by newspaper boy motor route and mail. Rates include 15c per weekday copy 25c Sunday with weekly and annual plans, and a 15c service charge for motor tube placement.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Elder High School Fans Defend Spirit After Championship
In a letter to the editor a Middletown couple praises Elder High School students for their disciplined behavior and ovations at a triple-A final, criticizes a columnist for a slanted view, and questions local tax increases and their impact on aging homeowners.
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Middletown High School
St. John’s Arena
Elder
Akron
Columbus
Frey
Dayton
Ohio
Jerry Nardiello
Elder High School
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John Roche
Paul J. Day
Transportation
Tom Braden
George Washington
David. Bruce
People’s Republic of China
Dick Trimble
Clancy Adamy
National Association of Food Chains
Louis Neeb
Price Commission
Rocky Heflin
D.C.D
T.P
Watergate Annex
the Journal
Nardiello
Panthers
Paul Walker
Cincinnati
Lester
Betty Mannon
N. Sutphin St
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