Medical miracle keeps girl alive after intestinal loss
An 11 year old Rockaway New Jersey girl Jan Ann Westerick survives after most of her intestines are removed. Dr David Hume and team at the Medical College of Virginia use a portable nutrient infusion to sustain her while she attends school and recovers, with a prognosis that remains cautiously hopeful.
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N.J
Jan Ann Westerick
Washington Post
Victor Cohn
United States
Canada
David Hume
Medical College of Virginia
Jan Ann
Admiral Rickover and the 41 Polaris Submarines
Nation relies on Admiral Rickover to sustain the 41 nuclear submarines and to keep morale high. He wrote books comparing education, penned letters to Congress after each sub launch, and compiled 41 biographical essays tracing the nation’s formation. The piece notes his recovery from a heart attack and his push to name future subs after notable figures.
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Adm
H.G. Rickover
Rickover
Navy
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House
Government Printing Office
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
George Washington
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for weekdays and Sundays with prices for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, mail subscriptions, and service charges. Rates cover in Coane area and outside trading area with annual costs and advance payment requirements.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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Journal
Coane
U.S.A
White House pundits mocked as they roll out Vietnam paper
Jeffrey Hart catalogs a circulating White Paper on Vietnam that mirrors a White House production. He notes critics from the media and Congress, including Reston Wicker Lewis and Teddy, have long claimed Nixon's Vietnam policy would fail. The piece imagines the press eating crow.
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Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
White House
Congress
Nixon
George McGovern
James
Harding as Ideal President in Revisionist View
John Roche argues revisionists favor Calvin Coolidge or Warren G Harding as model presidents, criticizing Kennedy and Johnson era activism. He praises Hardings straightforwardness, nonpromotion of grand aims, and tolerance of public inaction, contrasting with modern “best and brightest” critiques.
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David Halberstam
Henry Fairlie
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
Herbert Parmer
Eisenhower
The
Dwight
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
John McCormack
Congress
White House
Russia
Harding
Jonathan Daniels
Fivid Harding
Charles Forbes
Veterans Bureau
It Isn't Safe to Walk The Streets at Night
A writer recalls the 1960s phrase from a Chicago elder after she broke her hip on ice. He walks at night to test the claim, finds no muggers, and concludes that decent citizens and muggers have vanished from the streets. He credits President Nixon and notes local reaction.
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Jim Fiebig
Chicago
Nixon
America
President Nixon
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