The Revolution cleanup after campus turmoil at Stanford
The piece notes a 1967 71 radical wave and cites Stanford University firing tenured professor H Bruce Franklin for inciting violence. The author frames the era as chaotic yet ending with a sobering campus realism and a call to restore order. Franklin’s press conference featured his wife with an empty carbine.
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Stanford University
H. Bruce Franklin
Stanford
Frankin
Bathos
Franklin
Voters face a vague choice as parties fail to define programs
The piece argues that 1968 voters know little about party principles, with national campaigns focused on personalities and television drama. It notes independents influence races, Wallace’s vote remains puzzling, and both parties spend on education campaigns only to vague effect.
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Washington
South
Democratic Party
The Journal Staff Roster and Editorial Leadership
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor-General Manager with Dave Regan Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Executive Editor Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
International drug ring indicted in New York
The article notes an indictment of alleged heroin smugglers tied to a ring moving hundreds of millions of dollars in drugs into the United States. French and U.S. authorities report joint efforts, with significant seizures and ongoing pursuit, while safety notes urge proper child restraints.
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Wilkins
Austin
United States
Kenya
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United States Bureau of Navcstics
John
Interioils
New York
International Drug Control Committee
U.S
France
Narcotics Bureau
Legal Gambling A Cinch In New York State
The piece argues New York will likely legalize gambling, citing Albany approval as near-certain. It notes past anti gambling pressure from churches and business groups, compares with Las Vegas and Las Vegas style revenues, and envisions widespread gambling in hotels, theaters, and sports venues with slot machines and off track betting. It also mentions a lack of bills to legalize prostitution.
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Belmont
Jamaica
Empire
Saratoga
Tim Mara
New York Football Giants
Rags Kalick
Tom Shaw
Frank Erickson
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Serous
New Jersey
LaGuardia
Jimmy Walker
Boss Tweed
Yankee
Shea
Madison Square Garden
Dodge City
Marshal Dillon
Catskill
New York City
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms
Publication details for The News Journal Middletown Ohio outline subscription rates for in town and outside routes, including per copy prices, weekly and monthly options, motor route installments, mail options, and delivery charges. It notes advance payment requirements and international pricing.
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News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal
U S.A
X rays under scrutiny overprescription risks rise
The Public Health Service warns doctors to curb X ray use to reduce genetic damage and cancer risk. A 1954 critique cited overexposure and rising medical use, with experts estimating thousands of cancer deaths linked to X rays annually. Patients are not obligated to follow every X ray recommendation.
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Public Health Service
Wall Street Journal
Karl Morgan
AEC Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Morgan
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