France Faces U.S. Debt Fallout From De Gaulle Grievances
The piece argues France owes the United States a large wartime debt and criticizes Charles de Gaulle for actions seen as undermining the dollar. It notes Senator Bayh's call to apply French demands on U.S. gold reserves and questions the prospects for change.
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Tel Aviv
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Indiana
U.S
Space Cats Help Astronauts Learn to Twist Like a Cat
Stanford's Dr. Thomas R. Kane receives a NASA grant to model a cat three dimensional free fall. He aims to translate the feline maneuver into human spaceflight motion to spin and reorient without gas jets, testing theory in orbit someday. The idea dates to 1894 and could aid weightless navigation.
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Thomas R. Kane
Stanford University
Kane
NASA
Dr. Kane
Letters to the Editor Clarify Merger Petition Stance
Readers debate the Trenton high school merger and a petition to stop consolidation. Mrs. Tom Rothfuss urges facts before signatures, while Mrs. Barbara Ridenour defends Dr. Dale Hubbard and the church involved, expressing hope for a constructive resolution.
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Trenton High School
William Hopkins
Hopkins
Tom Rothfuss
E. Page Ave
Trenton
Dale Hubbard
George
Dr. Hubbard
God
Barbara Ridenour
Johnson to name Anderson interim Defense secretary
A high level source says President Johnson plans to appoint Robert B. Anderson as interim secretary of Defense until John B. Connally leaves the Texas governor’s mansion about a year from January. Anderson’s Eisenhower credentials would keep the Pentagon steady while Connally gains national profile for a 1972 presidential bid.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert B. Anderson
John B. Connally
Texas
Anderson
Pentagon
Connally
LBJ
Robert F. Kennedy
Conally
Riots and Conspiracies Stifle Draft and Campus Speech
The article reports on federal inaction amid antiwar protests that disrupt U S Army induction and college recruiting on campuses. It cites Thomas Watson of IBM criticizing protesters and notes police arrests, possible outside influence, and legal penalties for conspiracy to hinder the draft under the Universal Military Training and Service Act.
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Washington
Thomas Watson
IBM Corporation
Brown University
Miitary
New York City
United States
Matthew Troy, Jr
White House
UPI
Iowa City
Iowa
Dow Chemical Company
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Dow
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The notice lists daily and Sunday newspaper prices, with per copy, weekly delivery, and mail subscription options. Rates cover city, trading areas, outside regions, and international, with payments in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Esrea
U.S.A
Middletown News: Colorful Hose and Quiet Talk Show City
A quirky Middletown feature notes women wearing colored textured hose during cold weather, drawing mixed reactions from family and colleagues. In Los Angeles, radio host Ray Breen reached Middletown via a talk show call, prompting Sgt. Earl Smith to discuss local Christmas plans and city life.
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Middletown
Heaven
Jim Steven
Jack Thornton
Los Angeles
Earl Smith
Ray Breen
KABC
Sgt. Smith
Breen
Associated Press
Broad Street
Smith
Paul Harvey rails at safety alarms and tobacco focus
Paul Harvey criticizes the overemphasis on cigarette warnings while ignoring other hazards. He argues government campaigns misalign safety concerns, noting hypocrisy in bans on cigarettes alongside lax attention to alcohol, firearms, and meat inspection. He reveals himself as a reformed smoker defending balanced public health scrutiny.
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