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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
4
War Heroes As Candidates
Republicans ponder using military hero credentials again after 1960 and 1964 losses. Westmoreland is considered, but his lack of Ike’s fame weakens the case. History shows hero candidates succeed only in favorable conditions as with Harrison and Taylor, while Scott failed for the Whigs. A Sunflower Mississippi ruling empowers federal review of Negro voter exclusion, signaling future court-supervised elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Eisenhower
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Winfield Scott
Scott
Federal Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Sunflower
Miss
Appeals Court
Rusk and Spy Stories Startle Yet Calm Minds
The piece notes Secretary Rusk reads spy stories for relaxation, suggesting such fiction might worry some given Cold War tensions. It compares past leaders like Dulles Roosevelt and Eisenhower, concluding high officials may need a nonpolitical break without letting fiction influence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Great Day for Fishing Off Port Everglades
Jim Bishop recounts a misadventure filled fishing trip aboard Away We Go with Bill Armstrong, Frank Sacchetti, and Wally Lehman. The crew battles a stubborn dolphin and a tangled monofilament line while Armstrong endures a mangled chest from a tense rescue, concluding with wary humor and farewell observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Everglades
Armstrong
Florida
Garden State Racetrack
Bill Armstrong
Frank Sachhetti
Wally Lehman
Wally
Frank
Sacchetti
Sachetti
Bill
ASPCA
Rhodesia Embargo Clash Tests International Law
In the Rhodesia crisis, U S ambassador to the UN Arthur J. Goldberg faces a clash between expediency and the ideal of international law. The British embargo and a voluntary U N push prompt debate over legality, sovereignty, and the right of revolution as nations weigh intervention vs internal affairs.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S
United Nations
World Court
Great Britain
Rhodesia
United States
Viet Nam
Congress
U. N
Portugal
Mozambique
Security Council of the
U.N
England
Britain
Goldberg
Supreme Court
Little Bitty Helicopters Ready For Viet Nam War
Bob Considine senses a bold future for U S military helicopters with the OH-6A built by Hughes Tool Co The helicopter can lift triple its weight accelerate quickly hover and fly far A test pilot flew it nonstop across the country in 15 hours 23 minutes to show its reach The piece mixes military tech with a local history note on Gracie Mansion and Archibald Gracie to illustrate American progress and pride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Tool Co
U. S
Hughes
Culver City
Cal
Ormond Beach
Fla
California
Florida
Bob Ferry
B.C
Gracie
Ted Saucier
East River
Archibald Gracie
Dumfries
Scotland
Manhattan
Horn’s Hook
John Jacob Astor
Astoria
Sam Waldorf
Rhinelanders
Crugers
Washington Irving
Matilda Hoffman
Archie
A. Gracie
Columbia College
Gracie Mansion Occupancy Sparks Bipartisan Foundation Hope
The Gracie Mansion site is occupied by a young New York mayor named Lindsay. He is believed to be a Republican. Gracie Mansion’s incorporators span all faiths and none, aiming to make the joint a peaceful space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Mansion, Inc
Gracie Mansion
New York
Lindsay
May 26 1942 Mansion Becomes LaGuardia Official Residence
The mansion survived the East River Drive upheaval and was designated Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia's official residence on May 26, 1942. Mayor Lindsay faces space and financial pressures that Archibald Gracie might have struggled to grasp, including possible bankruptcy risks.
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East River Drive
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Lindsay
Archibald Gracie
Brown's Campaign Grip and Blunders in California Race
Sacramento profile of Governor Edmund Pat Brown, detailing his image as a nice guy who loses elections until Election Day. It notes past wins over Knowland and Nixon, the primary opposition by Yorty Reagan and Christopher, and rumors of a Johnson deal while recounting Brown's unspooled missteps and lingering confidence.
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Sacramento
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Kennedy
Brown
Steelworkers Union
Pat Brown
Senate
William Knowland
Richard Nixon
GOP
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
George Christopher
Lloyd Hand
Johnson
Glenn Anderson
Hand
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Pat
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
California
Hal Boyle remembers television
New York columnist Hal Boyle laments the decline of TV as a national pastime. He notes peaked 54 million homes watching six hours per day yet finds few programs engaging and singles out football coverage as the only compelling constant. He recalls producer David Selznick predicting TV would become a music factory for B films.
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America
David Selznick
Hollywood
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Mr. Armstrong
David Lawrence
London
Bob Considine
Dear
Marianne
Hal Boyle
Whatever
Mother Goose
Lawrence Welk
Dennis the Menace
Mrs, Wilson
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