Middletown News Journal Briefing
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1965
Page
4
Cancer research progress and fundraising appeal
An optimistic overview of cancer research advances over 25 years includes a drug for a rare postnatal cancer, first use of chemotherapy on a solid tumor, early uterine cancer detection via Pap smear, and a 50 percent drop in uterine cancer deaths. Leukemia remains without cure but shows extending survival. The piece urges continued donations to the American Cancer Society during its April Crusade. It also notes former Gov. William G. Stratton’s exoneration on income tax evasion charges as a political commentary.
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American Cancer Society
William G. Stratton
Illinois
World War Windfall at Remagen Bridge
The Remagen bridge saved by German delays allowed 25,000 Allied troops to cross before its final collapse ten days later. Faulty circuits and miscommunications among German units delayed the explosion, influencing Western Front plans and possibly shortening the war. The piece ends with a reflection on Selma as a girl’s name.
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Rhine
Ludendorff
Remagen
It's Tough To Count Calories In My Diet Saga
Jim Bishop writes about diet obsessions in a humorous diary style. He compares his growing weight to Jackie Gleason and his own family habits as they pursue a gluten based carbohydrate diet while balancing meals, snacks, and late night viewing.
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Adele
Gayle
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Byrd Voices Opposition to Voting Rights Bill
Virginia Senator Harry F Byrd condemns the administration's voting rights bill as unconstitutional and discriminatory. He argues it infringes the Constitution, cites testimony from the attorney general, and warns of political backlash and possible amendments before the 1966 elections.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
United States Senate
Congress
Byrd
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Harry Byrd
Carter Glass
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Texas
New York
Alabama
Senator Byrd
New Viet Nam Approach Could Alter Crisis Outlook
Analysts see a potential shift as nonaligned nations push for peace talks without strings while Moscow seeks a measured path to Southeast Asia. The issue hinges on Red China's influence over Hanoi and how a UN role might affect Sino Soviet and Vietnamese strategies.
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Viet Nam
Moscow
Southeast Asia
China
Red China
Hanoi
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Washington
United Nations
Pek
Africa
Asia
Algeria
South Viet Nam
U.N
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Kremlin
United States
Termite Eggs a Delicacy for the Bushmen
The Bushmen tribe regard termite eggs as a delicacy while noting most sugar derives from sugar cane and beets. A Siamese kitten is born white.
Television as a boon for Western cartoons and music
A claim that television serves as a useful boon when showing Westerns, cartoons, or music programs, while other types of shows leave children seeking activities elsewhere, with an optimistic note about winning more excellence.
Fronts and their double backs in Cold War politics
John Chamberlain discusses the use of fronts in 1930s and modern times, naming groups like the Progressive Labor Movement and the DuBois Clubs. He traces tactics of double fronting, notes linked figures such as Philip Luce, and warns of calls to press for peace with the Viet Cong through neutralist fronts.
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Progressive
Ma Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
DuBois Clubs of
America
South
Vietnam
Mao Tse-tung
Cuba
Philip Luce
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Moscow
Peking
Havana
U. S
Gemini capsule triumph praised as sweeping U S victory
Zadok Dumkopf claims the Gemini success marks a sweeping U S victory while noting TV coverage delayed spring cleaning by a day. About 800 rabbits were killed to clear Fresno California Air Terminal runways of harassment by hares.
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Zadok Dumkopf
U.S
Fresno
Calif
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