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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1969
Page
4
The Senate rejected a bid to modify the filibuster requiring a two thirds vote. With a 50-42 tally only, reformers failed to clear the hurdle and the minority again blocked majority will. Senator Pastore cites civil rights and crime as consequences while urging reconsideration.
Congressional action and Federal Highway Administration rules raise safety data for new cars. Buyers next fall will receive performance details related to safety as of September 30. The move marks a forward step in placing safety as a key factor in car choices. Thou hast put gladness in my heart.
President Nixon works to soothe bipartisan tensions with Congress by pre‑clearing nominations, personally contacting leaders, and weaving a tone of respect in dealings. His outreach aims to cushion partisan blows and extend the honeymoon with a Democratic‑controlled Senate.
The Journal reports local news from Middletown Ohio with subscription rates outlined. Pricing includes per copy ten cents on week days and twenty cents on Sundays, and yearly mail rates of thirty dollars inside the U.S. and thirty eight dollars overseas. Founded in 1857.
Lt. Elmer Cadell in Vietnam has a miniature 18 hole course but lacks putters and balls. Carlisle native asks golfers to donate old putters and any golf balls to supply the battalion’s recreation facility. Call Earl Cadell or Paul Tucker to arrange pickup.
The piece contrasts Nixon’s outreach to a Democratic Congress with Eisenhower and Johnson’s cooperation. It notes Fulbright’s critique of Vietnam policy and questions support for early troop withdrawal, while warning antiwar groups may prolong conflict. Paris talks loom amid signals of possible U.S. withdrawal and misreadings of policy.
The piece contrasts Comdr. Lloyd M. Bucher and Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright over surrender under pressure and subsequent hardships. It notes Bucher’s contemptuous treatment and potential court martial, while Wainwright’s heroic return and honors, including his Medal of Honor citation read by President Truman.
The account recounts General Wainwright surrender to General Homma under duress and Roosevelt's messages to the besieged commander. It notes the broader fate of Corregidor and the strategic collapse of Manila Bay forts. It contrasts United States bravery with later reflections on loyalty and history.
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