Gesture Of Moderation May Cut Down Rioting
National Democratic leaders worry about chaos at Chicago's August convention. Daley's shoot to kill order sparked criticism though it may reflect official concern. Dick Gregory’s moderation and cancellation of a convention protest offers a glimmer of restraint amid threats of violence.
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Lake Havasu City Builds London Bridge as Legacy Plan
Lake Havasu City on the California-Arizona border gears up to display the London Bridge as a symbol of growth and prestige. Developers announce a channel and new structure echoing the original stones to cement the town’s youthful fame and attract attention.
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Cleansed Spon The Beach by Jim Bishop
A couple sits alone on a wind swept beach at dusk as they recall past meetings and the power of love. The scene shifts from crackling firelight to sea mist and a quiet renewal, ending with a resolve to depart toward a distant village and daily life.
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Rockefeller Speech Heard in Silence on Urban Policy
William F Buckley Jr critiques Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s high profile speech to newspaper editors. He notes heavy rhetoric and weak impact, contrasting Rockefeller’s delivery with critics who saw little for national policy, while highlighting private sector themes and urban reform ideas.
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Vietnam letter notes Delta upsurge and new Cambodian supply
In Can Tho the IV Corps hub, Gen Nguyen Duc Thanh pushes ARVN vigor while VC bases burn and villagers resist. The Delta’s manpower shifts to VC use via a new Cambodian supply network, solving how North Vietnamese reinforcements arrive, yet raising why Washington tolerates divergent war rules.
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Publishers chase timely books as campaigns shift
Book publishers rushed to publish titles tied to upcoming conventions and the November election. When Romney dropped out and Johnson announced not to seek another term, authors and warehouses faced excess titles about Nixon Kennedy Humphrey and Rockefeller. The market cooled as publicity faded and interest moved on.
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Early American historic firsts and notable dates
The Five Nations later Six Nations known as Iroquois Confederacy. The American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri chartered 1892 as US first osteopathy school. David Landreth started the first seed business in Philadelphia. William Henry Harrison died in Washington DC in 1841. Sing Sing Prison began fingerprinting 1903. McGill Harvard football post first used 1874. First permanent white settlement founded September 8 1565 at St Augustine Florida.
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Journal’s Middletown Press Rates and Masthead
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates by delivery and mail. Rates include 10 cent weekday copy 15 cent Sunday, 60 cent weekly, 15.00 yearly in trading areas and 24.00 outside, 38.00 overseas. Founded in 1857.
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