Yalta Anniversary Reexamines War Conference Insights
The article recalls the 25th anniversary of the Yalta Conference with Harriman and Bohlen offering views. They say Allied leaders had limited leeway as Germany and Japan remained threats, Stalin demanded concessions, and postwar outcomes were shaped by broken agreements more than betrayal.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Black Sea
Yalta
W. Averell Harriman
Charles E. Bohlen
Harriman
Moscow
New York Times
Bohlen
Germany
Japan
Europe
United States
Respect Brotherhood Message Urges Daily Dignity and Brotherhood Week
A newspaper piece urges unity through brotherhood and respect amid social tensions. It cites Charles Lamb on prejudice and cites the National Conference of Christians and Jews urging ongoing Brotherhood Week and daily dignity for all people.
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Charles Lamb
Chris
Pacifists or Pacemakers Chicago Trial Sparks Contempt Debate
Analysis of Le Figaro coverage on the Chicago pacifists trial amid Judge Hoffman contempt sentences. The chaotic Chicago courtroom, defiant defendants, and lawyers fused in public political protest prompt questions about judicial authority and legal process.
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Paris
le Figaro
Chicago
Berkeley
California
Hoffman
Hitler
American Civil Liberties Union
U. S
Newsweek
Trisis
Goebbels
Nuremburg
Fire relief appeal for Anglin family in South Lebanon
Dave Began urges fire safety and offers a relief appeal for Arch Anglin and his family of four whose South Lebanon home on Main Street burned a week ago. Donations of furniture and clothing are welcome, taken to John Combs in South Lebanon.
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Lemon Township
South Lebanon
Arch Anglin
Anglin
Main Street
Miami Paper
Franklin
John Combs
Lebanon
CORE Leader Proposes Split School District Plan
Roy Innis of CORE advocates forming two parallel districts, one majority white and one majority black, each with its own board and superintendent. He says the plan would be legal, preserve neighborhood schools, limit busing to voluntary cases, and reduce intergroup antagonism while pursuing true equality. The approach has drawn cautious support from Southern governors and local communities, with Mobile, Alabama, noted as a likely test site.
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Washington
South
Roy Innis
Congress of Racial Equality
Innis
Middletown Journal Publication Details
The Journal is published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio with second class mail. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region with yearly and weekly rates listed. The paper dates back to 1857 and is mailed in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Carlisle Parents Debate Elementary Sex Education Books
ALetters to the Editor from Carlisle parents and local figures urge removal of Time-Life books How Babies Are Made and Before You Were Born used in elementary teaching. They claim the material harms morality, warn against tax funding, and call for voter backing to keep books out and oppose bond issues.
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Carlisle
Time-Life
Seicus
World Sales Tax Objections and UN Critique Letter
A reader argues against a proposed half percent sales tax for luxuries and frames the issue as a step toward a world government under the United Nations. The writer suggests mass protest to pull the U.S. from the UN and even proposes giving the UN seat to Red China with relocation of the body.
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United Nations
Powers That Be
United States
Washington
U.S
China
Russia
Fluoridation Debate Letter Opines On Costs And Impacts
A reader questions the math and assumptions behind water fluoridation and its funding. The letter critiques the claimed state aid, notes the need to pay for equipment, and ridicules the projected dosing of fluoride for a city of about 50 000, highlighting concerns over water rates and practical implementation.
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R. V. Moschell
State Health Department
Longview Hospital Thanks Middletown Community
Longview State Hospital expresses belated thanks to Middletown residents for holiday fund contributions. Mrs Arnold Boxwell organized donations enabling purchases for patients and lasting year round benefits. The note emphasizes patient appreciation for care and community support.
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Longview Hospital
Longview State Hospital
Middletown
Arnold Boxwell
Know The Facts About The Blacks In Discrimination Dialog
A reader letter argues Black people face discrimination from police and society, recounting experiences of harassment and unequal opportunity. The writer, addressing Judy Reed and Carol Heoks, urges awareness of racial injustice in housing jobs and social events.
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Judy Reed
Jesse Mayable
Carol Heoks
Curtis St
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Schirm
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