Unusual Election Scenario and One-Vote Presidencies
The piece notes a complex presidential race with Wallace and potential third parties draining votes, risking a House vote where a single small state could decide the presidency. It recalls Burr Jefferson 1800 and Tilden Hayes 1876 and Wade near-impeachment, warning reform may be needed to avoid future one-vote outcomes.
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George Wallace
House of Representatives
Aaron Burr
Samuel J. Tilden
Benjamin Franklin Wade
Burr
Thomas Jefferson
House
Jefferson
Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Wade
Ohio
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
Where Honor Is Due Civilian War Casualty
David Gitelson an International Voluntary Services volunteer not in the military was killed by Viet Cong near Hue Doc Angiang Province after two years in the Mekong Delta. A United States official hailed him as the most effective American among Delta pacification efforts. We do him honor.
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David Gitelson
Viet Cong
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
United States
Hue Doc
Angiang Province
North Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
Glory of God Guiding Daily Choices
A reflection on 1 Corinthians 10 31 urging believers to honor God in all eating and drinking and daily actions as a lived faith.
Look Ahead and Betrayal in Chi Chi’s Courtroom Tale
Chi Chi moves from Broadway to a courtroom after a troubled marriage with Chester. He pressures her with money and control, forcing risky investments and dangerous adventures, culminating in a hunting accident that leaves him dead and her inheritance secured by a coroner’s verdict.
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Chi-Chi
Chester
Switzerland
Chi - Chi
Spindale
N. C
Fort Knox
Chi Chi
Klautmeyer
Chi- Chi
Freedom to listen in sea dispute tests law and power
In a crisis over the Pueblo seizure, David Lawrence argues airwaves belong to all nations and US listening ships challenge 12 mile limits. He warns that Moscow and Peking risk escalation, urges neutral commissions, and contemplates new alliances and economic embargoes over military action.
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Moscow
Pekiny
America
Alaskan
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
League of Nations
Geneva
Middletown Seeks Big Brother Program Support
A Letter to the Editor urges a Big Brother program for Middletown to mentor fatherless boys. Police Chief Jim Howerton backs the idea but notes the Fraternal Order of Police is too small to run it. he passes the materials to local groups willing to undertake the effort.
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Middletown
Jim Howerton
Howerton
Fraternal Order of Police
Immunity Through Unity in Middletown Measles Clinic
A letter praises a successful measles immunization clinic in Middletown highlighting volunteers from nurses to PTO and REACT, with support from the State Health Department. The writer condemns opposition and urges accountability, referencing Sherman School district homeowners and Zelma Cooke.
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Middletown
PTO
REACT
Medical Auxiliary
State Department of Health
Midletown
Sherman
Sherman School
Zelma Cooke
Logan Ave
Reply Sparks Debate Over Chautauqua Park Sale
In a reply to Mrs. Eddie Blanton, a local ad hoc committee criticizes opposition to Lakes proposal to buy Chautauqua Park. The letter accuses counter taxpayers of shouting and spreading rumors while questioning Lakes' answers and motives.
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Eddie Blanton
Wno
Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua
Lakes
Association
Sherman School area protest over article insult
Mrs Violet Layer protests Mr Bohman article in The Journal Jan 28 claiming it insulted Sherman School area residents. She argues area homes were in good repair and questions 40000 dollars spent by 350 property owners equaling 115 dollars per home.
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Sherman
Violet Layer
Logan Ave
Sherman School residents seek apology over area feature
Reader questions why the Sherman School district's inspection received more publicity than other city areas. The letter argues other districts face equal or greater issues and calls for accountability and fairness.
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Jim Bohman
Sherman
Whiy
Ex-Navy Man Complains Pueblo Coverage Too Broad
Farl L. Hayes Jr. argues the Pueblo seizure shows Navy coverage is too large and under ships and men. He compares it to the Liberty incident and calls for more ships and personnel to properly defend U S Navy missions.
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Mediterranean
Farl L. Hayes Jr
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown Journal Subscriptions Rates Listing
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for different delivery methods. Per copy prices apply on weekdays and Sundays, with weekly and yearly options for city, suburban, trading, and outlying areas, and international rates for outside the U S A.
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U.S.A
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Jim Bishop
David Lawrence
Washington — “Freedom
U. S. Navy
Vesels
United Nations
Korea
Peking
Dave
S.e
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