Dwight D Eisenhower Destiny Path From Army Officer to President
Dwight D Eisenhower rose from a modest postwar officer to command the largest invasion in history and later become President. Early doubts gave way to decisive leadership as he built a stable world order while relying on key aides before asserting executive power. His life reflected seriousness, humanity, humility, and enduring public devotion.
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Private enterprise mail system shifts burden from government
Paul Harvey advocates privatized mail via the Independent Postal System of America IPSA claims lower costs and faster local delivery. IPSA handles second class mail at $25 per 1 000 pieces versus 42 for the Post Office and expands to 18 cities in 11 states with rapid franchise interest.
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Independent Postal System of America
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Sears
Montgomery Ward
Rexall Drugs
J. C. Penney
Firestone
Oklahoma City
Canada
Independent Postal System of
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Eighteen and a Half Years Old But What a Man He Is
A reprinted excerpt of an anonymous letter circulating to honor Vietnam era soldiers. It paints the typical young GI as an 18 year old, half man half boy, unwed, selfless, hardy, and capable, describing his discipline, skills, fatigue, humor, and sacrifices amid combat.
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Mike Fouch
Middletown Journal
Mike
Mr. Fouch
Buckley on Kennedy and Red China in UN policy debate
In this column Buckley critiques Senator Kennedy for proposing UN recognition of Red China without Taiwan, contrasting Kennedy's view with Soviet diplomacy. The piece highlights Kennedy's rationale as sentimental and questions U S response, noting Kiesinger’s diplomacy and broader Cold War tensions.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Red China
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Scratchy
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North Vietnam
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc provides subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues. In city and suburban areas, delivery is free by newspaper boy or motor route, with annual mail rates of 21 dollars in the trading area and 30 dollars outside it, 38 dollars outside the U.S., all payable in advance.
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Readers react to Eisenhower death front page choice
Letters criticize the March front page for pairing Ike death news with a chaplains story and urge tax reform. One writer praises Middletown Journal carrier Mike Fouch for exemplary service and reliability.
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Eisenhower
Middletown Journal
Ike
God
Tax hike critics press city and schools for relief
Local residents argue that approving additional tax measures would burden taxpayers after backing every tax issue the city and school district have proposed. The statement frames ongoing fiscal pressure and questions future levy outcomes.
Dismissals At Middletown Hospital Protested By Patient
Mary Redden recounts multiple Sunday and Saturday dismissals at Middletown Hospital in response to Larry Stewart's letter. She notes her husband was sent home in February, September after 11 weeks, December, and observes many others dismissed on weekends.
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Larry Stewart
Middletown Hospital
Serge
Mary Redden
Boylston St
Paperboy Merits Subscriber Praise
A brief item notes praise for a paperboy as a basic service worker who earns recognition. It argues public critique is common while good service goes unacknowledged and praises are rare in everyday life.
Ve Desecration Of Flag Intended
This morning March 29 a flag was stolen and replaced with a note demanding respect for the flag. The message defends flying the flag day and night in loyalty to American troops in Vietnam and questions the reader's respect and rule compliance.
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