The Long-Range Remedy Amend The Constitution
The piece discusses fears of an Electoral College deadlock if Wallace wins enough votes and recalls 1800 when Jefferson and Burr tied. It notes moves to pledge House members to the candidate with the larger vote if no majority, aiming to avert future trouble and consider amending the constitutional provision.
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Aaron Burr
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Otto Hahn’s warning on atomic weapons and world ethics
The German scientist who first proved nuclear fission recalls Hiroshima and urges scientists to persuade leaders to settle disarmament at the conference table. He says guilt over his work led him to consider suicide and stresses that salvation rests on wise controls of mass destruction.
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Fritz Strassmann
Great Man Chuck Mayo Remembered As Surgeon Leader
New York remembers Charles William Mayo as a renowned surgeon and benefactor. The piece recalls his medical innovations, his role at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, and his public service including an UN delegation, emphasizing his wit and dedication to humane care.
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Daley's endorsement forces Kennedy to consider VP bid
Marianne Means details how Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s public backing for Kennedy pressured Senator Edward Kennedy into serious consideration of a vice presidential run. Daley’s influence and friendship with the Kennedy family signaled that silence would be read as acceptance, prompting a pivotal decision before the convention.
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Richard Daley
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Edward Kennedy
Daley
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Steve Smith
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Buckley Urges U S Action As Biafra Crisis Grows
William F Buckley Jr argues that one million Biafrans, mainly children, could die within weeks unless the United States acts to deliver food via passage through the Nigerian blockade. He condemns UN inaction and mocks relief delays while urging public pressure and organized aid efforts.
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Dean Rusk
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Rhodesia
Benjamin Adekunle
Nigeria
Army of Invasion
Smiainmaian Tehadg
Balewa era Nigeria and African crises echo in distant view
The piece recalls Nigeria's Balewa era and its subsequent turmoil, contrasting stable federation with violent secessions in Rhodesia, South Africa, and Biafra. It argues U.S. attention was diverted by other conflicts, while African suffering grows unseen amid divergent Cold War loyalties.
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Robert Ruark
Burning Spear
South Africa
Rhodesia
Abubaker Tafawa Alhaji Balewa
Nigeria
Odah
Abubakar Balewa
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Card
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices. Rates shown include street copies, Sunday editions, and mail options within and outside trading areas, with annual prices and advance payment requirements. Founded in 1857.
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Desolate Kansas Vacation Scene and Quick Tire Rescue
A Middletown family stranded by a flat tire in a desolate Kansas landscape is rescued when a passing cowboy fixes the tire. The scene contrasts a grim highway, rain, and a hopeful encounter as the wife guides help to her husband.
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Kansas
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Revolt From Hope and the Rage of Modern Uproar
Paul Harvey comments on a TV race symposium where three police officers confront three Black spokesmen over police brutality. He notes personal privacy and workplace questions, then explores how disadvantage can inspire art and violence when hope and change fail to materialize. He cites Max Lerner and John Gardner on ethnic power and the pace of social anger.
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Lerner
John Gardner
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