Editor Publisher i Manager Paul J Day
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
4
Decimal countdown as Britain nears decimal currency switch
Britain begins decimalization with two new coins in spring ahead of full switch on Feb 15 1971. Tourists face complex predecimal pricing with halfpennies shillings florins and other old denominations as plans unfold for next summer when travellers must cope with mixed coins and new values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Fulbright counsels rethink of Gulf of Tonkin vote fallout
The article recalls the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident and Johnson's push for a joint resolution to use armed forces in Southeast Asia. Sen. Fulbright later questions the unprovoked attack claim and criticizes administration handling while noting political motivations and calls for repeal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southeast Asia
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Johnson
Congress
Sen. J. Williams Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Defense McNamara
McNamara
Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Fulbright
Gulf On Tonkin
Territorial dispute fuels Sino Soviet rift over lost lands
Analysis argues that Moscow Peking tensions stem from historic Central Asian rivalries dating to Russian 18th and 19th century encroachments. China seeks recovery of border regions including Mongolia, with 1954 maps noting 19 lost territories, possibly pressed amid domestic turmoil. The piece cites deeper roots beyond doctrinal clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
China
Russia
Central Asia
Mongolia
Moscow
Peking
Winter Recall of Summer on Marty Knight Farm
In a Piscataway Township farm memory, Marty Knight and his family are pictured on a gingerbread porch with Katie, Bessie, Jennie, and Leed. The Summer House, orchard, bees, hay, a brown horse named Dick, and Lehigh Valley trains evoke a warm season gone. Winter returns the author to those sunny days and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Knight
Piscataway Township
Katie
Marty
Bessie Cullen
Jennie Tier
Marvy Knight
Hee
Bessie
Leed
Lehigh Valley
New York
Mr. Knight
Leap Day Reflections On March In Like A Lion Or Lamb
A newspaper note reflects on the leap year extra day and the upcoming March weather. Readers report early signs of spring like a brown thrush and nesting doves while the editor warns against a mild start followed by late frosts.
Return of Johnsons 1968 Campaign Aid Team
Marianne Means reports that most familiar Johnson campaign figures from 1964 are returning for 1968. Top advisers include James Rowe Lawrence OBrien Humphrey Marvin Watson with George Reedy Horace Busby Charles Murphy Cliff Carter Jack Valenti Hobart Taylor Jr to join the White House staff and campaign operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
James Rowe
O’brien
Humphrey
White House
Marvin Watson
George Reedy
Wite House
Horace Busby
Charles Murphy
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
Cliff Carter
Senator Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Carter
Jack Valenti
Moton Picture Association
Hobart Taylor Jr
Taylor
World Bank
Washington
Robert Kintner Leaves White House Staff
Robert Kintner, a former Johnson era Senate colleague, quit the White House staff last summer for an eye operation. The report notes he has since stepped away from duties and remains out of public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kintner
Johnson
Senate
White House
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
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U.S.A
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Marianne
LBJ
Lawrence O’brien
Kennedy
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