Senate mood shifts as Tonkin resolution repealed
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approves scrapping the 1964 Tonkin resolution after Nixon administration advice against objection. The 1964 measure empowered Johnson to escalate in Vietnam, a move later questioned as key events may not have occurred. The pair of actions highlights shifting foreign policy under scrutiny and raises questions for future crises.
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Gulf of Tonkin
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South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Tonkin
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
Tale Of Two Resolutions In Military Schools
An old belief urged sending unruly boys to military schools for discipline. Modern academies now emphasize academic quality and market to prospective students with campaigns, while proximity to girls’ schools becomes a new lure. The piece closes with a biblical verse.
Get Up On Feet And Push Through The Recession
Paul Harvey urges readers to meet recession with action and hard work. He notes biannual downturns and urges sales staff to pound pavement, cut excuses, and push 10 to 20 percent harder to spur better results. He cites Leonard Lefkowitz’s call to buy car insurance during a sales meeting and cites a slowing college hiring outlook.
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Tak
Leonard Lefkowitz
Louisville
U. S. News & World Report
California primary races in a hokum campaign mood
Marianne Means notes California's governor and Senate races resemble a chaotic scene with talk of ex-Sen. Kuchel running as an independent. Gov. Reagan attracts strong emotion while Sen. Murphy's health and ties draw critique. Democrat Tunney leads in polls but struggles for momentum. Brown trails, Hahn gains as a law and order figure, with Hahn possibly drawing votes from Tunney and tipping toward Brown.
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Los Angeles
California
Ennai
Thomas Kuchel
Max Rafferty
Senate
Kuchel
George Murphy
Reagan
Sen. Murphy
Pat Frawley
Mississippi
John Tunney
Edward Kennedy
Tunney
George Brown
Brown
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Earth Day debate links Lenin to campus protests
John Chamberlain argues April 22, Lenin’s birth centenary is misused by UNESCO critics. He condemns U Thant praise and the New Left's tactics, compares environmental concerns to political censorship, and calls students to challenge “humanist” labels while noting Soviet pollution and historical violence.
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Nicolai Lenin
Russia
Lenin
U Thant
United Nations
Tampere
Finland
Unesco
Social Revolutionaries
Mensheviks
Socialis
Vera Zasulich
Karl Marx
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates 1857
The Journal published daily by the News Journal at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for week day and Sunday copies, motor route, and mail delivery inside and outside the trading area, with annual rates and advance payment.
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News Journal the
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Average Bob Bailey ad stirs mix of names and misdirection
A Columbus group uses an attention grabbing ad naming an average American man Bob Bailey as a license holder who killed a person. The real Bob Bailey, director of information for the Ohio Insurance Institute, says he is not the depicted culprit. A separate vignette notes a young boy planning a cross country motorcycle trip, joking the cycle is a comfortable machine. A reader wonders why a street named Highview Road ends as Highview Drive.
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Ohio
Bob Bailey
Ohio Insurace Institute
Columbus
Bob
Insurance Institute
Bailey
Worthington
Institute
Othr
Bob Baileys
United States
Canada
Bronson
D.D
Highview Road
Highview Drive
Someody
Apollo 13 recall spurs renewed respect for space effort
In a retrospective view, the Apollo 13 mission is praised for its dramatic survival and the cool-demeanor of the crew and Mission Control. The piece notes public appetite for space coverage waned despite the heroic effort and details the craft’s build milestones from 1966 to the launch system.
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Space
Jim Lovell
Fred Haise
Jack Swigert
Houston
Martin Caidin
Russia
China
Cuba
Lunar Highlands
Gus Grissom
Rockwell
Downey
Cal
Chicago
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