Kennedy’s Dallas Visit Recalled By O Donnell Powers
In a New York setting the book Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye recounts the Kennedy trip to Texas on November 21 1963 and the fatal Dallas moments. O Donnell and Powers correct myths about Lyndon Johnson while detailing the day’s events from the White House to Dealey Plaza and the President’s death.
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Jogging: Healthful Fun in the United States
The piece notes a jogging revival led by the National Jogging Association with 3 500 members and widespread practice. It urges health checks before starting and gradual progress for older joggers, framing jogging as enjoyable and healthful. It also mentions Cuba planning to try hijackers itself and includes a biblical quote.
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Middletown News Roundup Highlights Electric Light and Local Life
A Middletown Signal monthly review notes Editor Ward’s new in office telephone and trip to New York City where electric light seemed superior to gas. Reports on smallpox risk, a breach of promise case, local construction including a river bridge, Masonic Temple work, and concerns about traveling peddlers. Community events include theater at Leibee Opera House and Amanda oyster suppers with dancing and a polemical note on youth and morality. An item mentions a North Pole balloon expedition idea.
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Massachusetts votes explain McGovern edge in 1972 analysis
John Roche argues Massachusetts stays with McGovern due to Kennedy influence and local politics. He notes a strong turnout among Greater Boston youth, a sceptical GOP leadership acting as ceremonial support, and residual Kennedy-era sentiment shaping the state’s final result.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday edition pricing with home delivery options. Rates include 15c per copy at newsstands, 80c weekly home delivery, motor route plans at 3.47 or 3.20 weekly, a 15c monthly service charge, and mail subscriptions at 30 per year inside and 38 outside the USA.
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Sit Tight and Soon You’ll Meet the Joneses Again
A brief Wellington Enterprise note counsels readers to stop striving to outpace neighbors. It suggests patience and time will bring a chance to encounter the Joneses anew, hinting at upcoming social or economic shifts.
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