Middletown Mourns Elinor Gardner A Civic Pillar
Elinor Ellie Gardner a longtime Middletown resident since 1923 and wife of the late Colin Gardner dies after a life devoted to civic and cultural work. She helped found the Humane Association of Miami Valley and aided its shelter near Trenton. She planned a modern city Art Center and pledged funds for its nucleus.
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Elinor
Ellie) Gardner
Bride
Colin Gardner
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Gardner
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Trenton
Salazar Death Sparks Mixed Reactions In Portugal Funeral Tributes
The death of Antonio de Oliveira Salazar ends a 30 year dictatorship. At his state funeral many salute him in fascist style sparking concern about Portugal’s move to real self government. Hope rests that Premier Marcello Caetano will accelerate reform despite slow initial steps.
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Portugal
Marcello Caetano
Mexico
Carranza
Switzerland
Kent State
Disneyland
University of Mexico
Cuernavaca
Siqueiros
David Siqueros
Trotsky
Stalin
Polk
Wilson
Stability Affects Mexico Growth Says Buckley
William F. Buckley Jr argues Mexico’s stability under PRI underpins affluence. He cites American investment terms, climate, and cautious expropriation policies while noting inflation and nationalist sentiment. He recalls student unrest in 1968 and a personal visit to Cuernavaca.
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Mexico
PRI
United States
Mexico City
Pets Reveal Human Nature Says Zoologist Dr Willson
Dr Robert F Willson argues pet ownership reflects personality from poodles to alligators. He cites owners of cats birds rabbits horses and other animals as kind and attentive, while noting pet care requires time and cost but yields love and devotion.
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Robert F. Willson
Pentagon Reform Plan Faces Sweeping Reorganization
A presidential commission chaired by Gilbert W. Fitzhugh urges major Pentagon changes to streamline management and contracts. Proposals reallocate functions across three joint commands, limit service control, and place more civilian oversight under a secretary of defense with three deputies.
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Presidential Commission
Gilbert W. Fitzhugh
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Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
Congress
Commission
Armed Services Commands
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Supreme Command
Joint Chiefs
National Security Council
Middletown News Journal Publication Details
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042 Includes subscription rates for various delivery options and regions with prices for in city suburban mail and foreign delivery. The paper is a long standing publication founded in 1857 and entered as second class mail.
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the News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Non-Intervention Penalty in Vietnam and Prison Reform
A reflective column critiques U S policy in Vietnam arguing intervention is needed despite repeated missteps. It cites the Con Son prison scandal, calls for prison reform, and recounts a 1966 Saigon riot experience with Public Safety and AID officials.
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United States
Middle East
Israel
Draper
Can Son
Viet
Namese
Saigon
Con Son
Devil’s Island
Thieu
Public Safety Agency
American Mission
Tu Do
Public Safety
IV Corps
New York
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William F. Buckley JR
Echevarria
Prince Charles
England
Sammy Davis Jr
Dave
David Lawrence
Chiefs of Staff
the Journal
John P. Roche
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Theodore Draper
Agency For International Development
P.S.D
Dennis the Menace
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