Middletown Journal publication and subscription rates
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Mickey
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Jack Fischer
Mets
Jack
Jerry
Halloween Spirit and the Klan in Louisiana Inquiry
The Louisiana Joint Legislative Committee on Un-American Activities reports the Ku Klux Klan as a political action group with Halloween spirit rather than a violent menace. It claims Klan activity provides civic expression and mocks the idea of Klan brutality, while noting potential federal prosecutions for crimes. Maj. Gen. Barry Goldwater dismisses wartime worry, saying combat would be unlikely after last November.
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Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana Joint Legislative Committee On Un-American Activities
Klan
Knights of Columbus
Barry Goldwater
Air Force Ready Reserve
Atlantic voyage by Robert Manry tested limits of daring
The piece portrays Robert Manry, a Massachusetts journalist, crossing the Atlantic in a 13 foot Tinkerbelle sailboat from Falmouth to Falmouth. It argues the voyage was a bold adventure rather than folly, embodying the cutting edge of human daring and a personal fulfillment.
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Robert Manry
Reparation for Marcin Highlights Flaws in Justice
The case of Theodore Marcin reveals delays in compensation after an innocent man spent 17 years in prison. Illinois paid $35,000 fifteen years later, prompting calls for prompt relief and a fairer review system to prevent prolonged wrongful imprisonment.
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Theodore Marcin
Illinois
Marcin
Reckless Leaders Blamed for Urban Police Violence
Washington officials warn militant Negro leaders may ignite new unrest in northern ghettos. Reports cite Newark and New York incidents of alleged police brutality, with CORE and Progressive Labor clashes and threatening actions arguing the police acted unjustly.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Lester Long
William Provost
Long
Henry Martinez
Martinez
Newark Core
Fred Means
New York
Sheldon Leibowitz
Nelson Erby
Leibowitz
Brooklyn Core
Erby
M. R. Owens
Owens
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Progressive Labor Party
Laibowitz
Cypress Hill Cemetery
New York Daily News
Grand Jury
A New Foundation Needed David Lawrence UN Is Not Superstate
The article argues that the United Nations is not a world government but a federation of states. It notes that collective action is voluntary and that nations can refuse to pay peacekeeping expenses without being forced into war. It emphasizes the distinction between budget meaning normal operations and wartime funding.
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Washington
United Nations
France
Russia
America
South Viet Nam
U.N
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Middle East
Congo
Assembly
International Court of Justice
Red China
United
Nations Assembly
United States
Security Council
Intellectuals and LBJ policy split among the press
The piece argues that many liberal and leftist intellectuals back Johnson’s Southeast Asia policy, countering claims that the White House is isolated from intellectuals. It cites figures like Murray Baron and Sidney Hook, noting a cross‑ideological support for a strong Vietnam stance and criticizing antiwar pickets as not representative of all scholars.
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Southeast Asia
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Scoffers
William Buckley
National Review
Washington
Human Events
South
Viet Nam
John Birch
White House
Murray Baron
Hubert Humphrey
Frank Trager
Sidney Hook
Cialist
John Dewey
Jay Lovestone
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Christopher Emmett
Freedom House
New York City
Leo Cherne
New and Fair Deal
Max Lerner
Joseph Alsop
Robert Lowells
Asia
Lyndon Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
Niser
LBJ
Mr. Everest
George Dixon Mixed Feelings On Manry
Washington report frames mixed reporter opinion toward Robert Manry the copyreader who sailed solo across the Atlantic in a 13 foot sloop. It notes cautious admiration amid newsroom rivalries and jokes about copyreaders roles and mortality while describing his 3200 mile voyage from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England in 78 days.
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Washington
Robert Manry
Atlantic
Manry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Falmouth
Mass
England
Cleveland
Jerry Vale's Night Club Visit Salutes Baseball Pals
Jerry Vale recounts a snowy January night after his CopaCapabana show with Mickey Mantle. They walk to Mantle's hotel in a blizzard while Mantle sings repeatedly. Vale notes friendships with Yogi Berra, Pepitone, and others, and recalls their Bronx roots and showbiz crossovers.
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Jerry Vale
Copacabana
Mickey Mantle
Mickey's
Copa
Mickey
Jerry
Tony Bennett
Dick Shawn
Corbett Monica
Yogi Berra
River Edge
Mickey McDermott
Red Sox
Bronx
Dee Anthony
Bronx Saints
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Charlie Keller
Phil Rizzuto
Tommy Heinrich
Allie Reynolds
Vic Rasch
Eddie Lopat
Yogi
Ond Yogi
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