Dulski Affair Questioned Over Gifts and Influence
The Dulski affair raises questions about an $11 000 testimonial dinner for Representative Thaddeus J Dulski and the involvement of postal union leaders lobbyists and large mailers. Critics argue that accepting such recognition risks improper influence in postal legislation.
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Congress
Senator Javits Urges Faster FDA Generic Drug Names
New York senator Javits notes the FDA is slow in approving non brand generic names for drugs. Commissioner Goddard says only 27 names approved so far, as rising demand means consumers pay more under brand names than generic ones.
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New York
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Billy Sunday closes Miami Valley Chautauqua in style
George Crout reports that Billy Sunday, famed evangelist, drew over 5 000 to a Miami Valley Chautauqua finale on August 11 1929. Sunday delivered a fiery sermon The Mask Torn Off comparing modern dances and jazz to moral decline while praising prohibition and urging old fashioned religion.
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Miami Valley
Bill Sunday
Babylon
Keep Out Of Squabbles Congo War Critique
Paul Harvey argues Americans should avoid intervening in Congo fights as White mercenaries rebelled and failed. He cites U S support for Mobutu and Tshombe’s regime, urges Congress to require approval before foreign commitments, and warns of overreach in overseas wars.
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Congo
United States
Mobutu
Marshall Plan for Asia Proposed to End War and Rebuild Vietnam
The piece urges shifting 26 billion dollars a year from war to peace by creating a multis nation fund to reconstruct Vietnam under an independent government. It cites Johnson’s 1965 Johns Hopkins speech and notes formation of the Asian Development Bank and Mekong dam plans as steps toward a broad regional economic program.
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Red China
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United States
Asia
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Japan
Australia
Soviet Union
China
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India
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America
Asian Development Bank
Manila
Mekong Delta
Journal publication and subscription rates notice
The Middletown Journal published by News- Journal Inc lists office at S Broad and First Ave, Middletown Ohio. It notes second class mail status and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, mail by year, and overseas, with payments in advance and a 1857 founding.
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Bunker Sees No South Vietnam Election Interference
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker cabled the White House that Saigon's military junta is not trying to block free elections in South Vietnam. He countered senators who called the vote fraudulent, saying charges are self-serving and unfair to the ruling regime amid war and Viet Cong intimidation.
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South Vietnam
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Dominican Republic
Vietnam
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Kennedy
Illinois
Texas
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U.S. Congress
Civilian Candidates Challenged Vietnam Election Process
The civilian candidates argued that Big Minh and Au Truong Thanh were rejected by the elected assembly, not Thieu or Ky. They said lack of local welcome at their campaign stop stemmed from weather, planning, and candidate impatience. They claimed Thieu and Ky did not resign to run, and alleged Gen coup if a civilian won, which he denied.
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Big Minh
Au Truong Thanh
Thieu
Gencoup
First Juvenile Court Opens in Chicago in 1899
The world's first juvenile court began in Cook County and opened in Chicago on July 1 1899. Bees identify honey yielding flowers by color then scent. Tarring and feathering traces to Richard the Lion Hearted as a punishment for robes. The average person has 18 to 20 square feet of skin covered.
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Chicago
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