Release Of Prisoners Only A Small Gesture
The article critiques Hanoi's release of three American POWs as a modest humanitarian gesture. It notes more than 1,000 Americans remain missing or imprisoned and urges government and international action, arguing Hanoi cannot deserve praise for this action.
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First White House Dinner Outside Residence Attracts Elite Guests
In Los Angeles a historic event is billed as the first White House dinner held away from the presidential residence. The guest list includes 1,700 high level figures such as Cabinet and Supreme Court members, the diplomatic corps, key Members of Congress, space and aviation leaders, and nearly all astronauts, with many spouses invited.
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Whingding Honors Apollo 11 Crew At Gala
A literary style article notes a celebration honoring the Apollo 11 astronauts with centerpieces including lunar rockets and an Earth globe. It expresses admiration for the space program and suggests the crew may crave quiet isolation away from public attention. The piece ends with a biblical reflection.
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Letter writers defend Dr. Martin Luther King amid claims of violence
A reader argues King advanced American ideals through peaceful methods and questions claims of his violence. The letter contests wiretap allegations and laments Middletown’s alleged lag while praising a woman who returned a lost wallet.
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Wallet Recovered After Frantic Search by Local Writer
A local writer reports losing a wallet packed with personal items and grateful readers say it was found and returned. The writer details the frantic search and thanks the community for honesty and help in recovering the possession.
Traffic Safety Bulletin Warns on Common Driver Errors
A Middletown bulletin cites that failure to yield and following too closely are major causes of injury accidents, with left of center driving second to speed in fatalities. It urges seat belt use and notes risk on First Avenue Breiel Boulevard and University Boulevard.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal presents subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 20 cents for Sundays, 70 cents weekly in-city, 21.00 yearly by mail in trading area, 30.00 yearly outside trading area, 38.00 yearly outside USA, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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ABM Debate Divides Senate Amid Nuclear Arms Tension
The ABM missile defense issue splits Republicans and Democrats with a tight Senate vote. President Nixon seeks approval to push for an arms-limiting negotiation with the Soviet Union, while supporters argue for deterrence and research. The 700 million request sits in a larger 20 billion defense bill amid broader wariness of weapons politics.
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Passions Blur Vietnam War Shifts in Southeast Asia
John P. Roche argues the Vietnam War failed to follow a traditional win goal, noting U.S. strategy since 1963 was containment and signaling to regional powers. He credits Indonesia's 1965 reversal to Western persistence, and warns against open-ended wars of liberation as a national policy.
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Today In History August 12 1969 Highlights
On this date Britain declared war on Austria Hungary in 1914 marking World War I. Fidel Castro’s forces were reported openly fighting in four Cuban provinces in 1958. Soviet cosmonaut spaceflight occurred in 1962 with another circling the earth.
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