Irreversible Withdrawal Boosts Push to End Vietnam War
The piece cites President Nixon and Secretary of State Rogers asserting an irreversible pullback from Vietnam. It notes public appetite for ending the war, the shift of defense burden to South Vietnam, and Rogers warning against major Asian mainland wars without strong U.S. support.
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Thoughtful take on hair thatching for scalp restoration
A California doctor proposes a scalp base with human hair grafts to treat bald spots at about $1000 a procedure. The piece hints a revival of virility myths around baldness and cites a biblical verse about equality in Christ.
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Joseph Alsop on Finch Succeeding Murphy in California
The piece analyzes a potential shift in California politics as Secretary Robert Finch may run for Senate if George Murphy steps aside due to a throat tumor. It notes polling favors Finch over Murphy, Hayakawa remains strongest against both, and discusses White House influence and cabinet dynamics shaping the 1970 Senate race.
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Overexposure in televised football sparks reader debate
A reader column laments the heavy football on TV as networks stretch seasons for profits. It notes December shopping, fan fatigue, and overlapping seasons for football baseball and basketball. The writer calls for moderation and insists televised sports are not robbing other programming.
Too Soon for Verdict on Vietnam Civilian Killings
Washington editorials urge caution as investigations proceed into the March massacre reports. Col. Henderson questions claims of civilian killings and notes wartime chaos may mislead without full evidence and fair trials.
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Vietnam
Letters to the Editor Education Tool Of Future
A Madison mother urges townspeople to vote Yes on the December 12 operating levy for the Madison Local School District. She warns against cutting school funding, cites overcrowded classrooms and potential cuts to kindergarten and special education, and argues education safeguards the future.
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Reader letter praises Madison Junior High learning spirit
Thank you note from Middletown Journal readers lauds Kevin Hawkins for his Nov 26 letter praising Madison School staff and students. The writer highlights disciplined inquiry, mutual respect, and teachers like Eugene Brindise inspiring pride in learners.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Middletown Journal published daily by News. Journal, Inc. lists subscription prices for week days and Sundays, in city and suburban routes, by mail and outside the trading area, with rates per year. Founded in 1857.
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What Was Gained By Picketing?
Letter writer Milldred C. Wilson of Franklin defends ecumenical Thanksgiving worship against picketing. She recalls civil war lessons, warns against Communist influence, and urges churches to remain united in worship despite dissent.
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Pam Holloman
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Pam
Milldred C. Wilson
Franklin
Vote On Dec 12 To Approve Levy
Madison Township taxpayer urges residents to vote December 12 on a proposed levy amid rising costs. The letter emphasizes fiscal responsibility and local funding needs.
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Madison Township
Billions For Rocks Pennies For Poor
A terse protest voice questions funding for space while criticizing aid for the hungry. The note cites William E. McFee with an address in Philadelphia, challenging taxpayers to revolt over budget priorities.
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