Byrnes A Storied Career From Congress To Cabinet
The article notes James F Byrnes long public arc through Congress in both houses, service as secretary of state and Supreme Court associate justice, governorship of South Carolina, and wartime roles directing economic stabilization and the Office of War Mobilization. It reflects on near-miss for president and a landmark 1910 congressional victory.
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Hesburgh Joins Chase Manhattan Board
The Rev Theodore M Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame joins Chase Manhattan Bank as a director. The move signals potential emphasis on corporate responsibility amid Hesburghs influence as a leading religious and academic figure. Psalm 8 4.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
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Frank Meyer Remembered by Conservative Movement Figures
An obituary profile lauds Frank Meyer as a pivotal conservative thinker and behind the scenes organizer. It notes his role at National Review and The Alternative, his influence on figures like Buckley and Reagan, and his commitment to non coercive political philosophy.
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Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
James Buckley
John Astbrook
Freeman Magazine
Lib Dem John Roche Dines With Vice President Agnew
In a relaxed two hour lunch at the Executive Office Building John Roche recalls meeting Vice President Spiro Agnew. Roche notes Agnew’s intellect and candor, compares him to Johnson, and discusses views on the intelligentsia and political pressure to conform. He questions whether Agnew seeks the presidency or the vice presidency.
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Revival of Classical Music Sparks National Renaissance
Paul Harvey notes a cultural shift as classical music recovers prominence across the United States. He cites rising concert attendance, growing numbers of symphony orchestras, opera companies, and workshops, plus high ticket prices driven by labor costs and a proposed $6 million cultural aid.
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Richard Buffum
Los Angeles Times
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Amateu's
Antal Dorati
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Rates include 80 cents per week, $3.47 in 12 installments, or $3.20 for four weeks, motor route charges, and mail rates of $30 per year within and outside the trading area. Founded 1657.
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What Price Is Right For Teaching A Child
A Middletown teacher defends public education and its value while criticizing a letter about cost. The writer cites student reading and arts as vital, notes teacher dedication, and questions what society will pay and when support begins. The piece ends with a geopolitical critique of U S trade and young lives sacrificed.
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Mr. Stevens
Trade deals cost lives in US history context
The Journal recalls a March 30 headline about a missile downing a gunship killing 14 crewmen. The piece links the deaths to US trade policy shifts under President Johnson, including Export-Import Bank guarantees and eased export restrictions to Russia and Eastern Europe affecting rubber, petroleum, and chemicals.
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