End of Cambodian Bombing Looms Over Southeast Asia
The piece argues Congress ended U S bombing in Cambodia despite Nixon and military objections, warns of renewed North Vietnamese aid and Khmer Rouge pressure, and notes Lon Nol’s fragile Phnom Penh government facing possible fall as Cambodians resent US involvement. It also lauds war correspondent Richard Tregaskis and reflects on the broader costs of the war.
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Indochina
Cambodia
Congress
Nixon
Lon Nol
Phnom Penh
Hanoi
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Shamus and Mariah the Himalayan Cats Hold Grudge
A humor piece recalls how Shamus and Mariah, the Himalayan cats, ostracize their owner after an in law visits. The felines disappear during the intrusion by a kitten, then ignore the owner while remaining affectionate to his wife. The author notes cat diplomats and hopes the grudge lasts only six months.
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Shamus
Mariah
Grandpa
Holy Shroud Examined by International Science Panel
In Turin this fall the Holy Shroud will be opened to a global scientific commission for testing. The piece is claimed by some to be Jesus burial cloth, a view supported by cited works and debates in religious history.
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Turin
Italy
Jesus
the Lord
Peter Rinaldi
Barbara M. Sullivan
National Review
Letters to Editor and Shroud Science Debate
A reader argues support for the President amid Watergate criticism and missing soldiers families. The second portion contemplates Pope Paul VI authorizing Shroud of Turin testing, noting carbon dating limits and scholarly analyses by Barbet and Sullivan and prospects of TV coverage and in-depth discussion.
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Pierre Barbet
Calvary
National Review
Barbara Sullivan
Galilee
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists rates for newsstand sales, home delivery, motor route plans, and mail subscriptions. It outlines costs for daily and Sunday editions, installment options, a monthly service charge, and annual rates inside and outside the trading area and overseas.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
England not superior as crisis shapes opinions abroad
Warnings about American systems spark debate in London. Michael Foot champions strong Parliament while Malcom Muggeridge lauds memoirs. Prince Andrew jokes at royal scene as Bernard Levin doubts Moscow Olympics. Phyllis Cornell recalls welfare cuts and the vegetable du jour quip referencing Syngman Rhee.
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London
Michael Foot
England
Stopresto
Foot
Supreme Court
Suez
Abraham Lincoln
Malcolm Muggeridge
Muggeridge
Fabian Society
Prince Andrew
the Express
Phyllis Cornell
Times
America
Williamsburg
Richard Nixon
Yngman Rhee
Bao Dai
Thieu
Nixon
Syngman Rhee
Lomb
Ms. Corneil
Leonid Brezhnev
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Tregaskis
Guadalcanal
Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
John Roche
Jeffery Hart
Pauline Fields
Agnew
Paul VI
Royal House of
Savoy
Europe
Miss Sullivan
Dennis the Menace
King Bros
Rals
the Journal
William Buckley
Bernard Levin
Moscow
Hitler
Levin
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