Katyn echoes in new Red Chinese drug cover-up claim
John Chamberlain argues a fresh cover-up surrounds Red Chinese drug trafficking. He links wartime shield of Soviet crimes to current U S denial of drug links via Hong Kong and Laos, asserting Leninist self interest dictates policy regardless of statements.
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Office of War Information
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Henry Luce
Time, Inc
Elmer Davis
OWI
Nix
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Korea
Katya
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Stalin
Europe
Hong Kong
Laos
Burma
Harold Wright
Australia
South Vietnam
Department of Justice
State Department
Taiwan
Chinese opium trade linked to Peking study and U S policy
Allan Brownfeld's report for Walter Judd's Committee for a Free China cites Turnbull's English assessment of opium profits and Chinese drug processing. The piece notes U S narcotics testimony on Burma to Yunnan and asserts a $800 million annual profit for Red China, urging disclosure over coverups.
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Peking
China
Allan Brownfeld
Walter Judd
Committee For
Chou En-lai
Egypt
Nasser
Brownfeld
James Turnbull
Royal Military College of Science
Turnbull
United States
Ch'in
Yungfa
Taiwan
Red China
U.S
Ch’in
Biggest Job in the World Tests Presidential Suitability
Columnist David Lawrence argues the presidency demands deep executive experience and knowledge of domestic and foreign policy. He criticizes conventions and primaries for not reliably selecting the best qualified candidate, noting growing government complexity and potential delays in laws.
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United States
David Lawrence
United Government
Lawrence
Miami Beach
Proposal for global noise standards faces call for protest space
A discussion on worldwide noise limits prompts a suggestion to reserve zones for shouting frustrations at full volume. The biblical scene from 1 Samuel 3 is invoked to illustrate hearing and response when someone calls.
Final Judgment on ITT-Nixon Merger Case Examined
William F Buckley Jr notes that a defense of ITT and Nixon admin deals led to a government backed merger. Eleanor Fox argues the government scored extraordinary victories beyond anti monopoly limits, with judgments deemed fair and potentially precedential in curbing large diversified firms.
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ITT
Jack Anderson
Eleanor Fox
Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett
New York
Conference Board Record
TCB
National Industrial Conference Board
ITT Case Yields Consent Decrees Limiting Growth
The ITT case ends with three consent decrees restricting ITT's growth by domestic acquisitions and limiting purchases of large firms or those with big market share. Government gains include curbs on consolidation and a shift in leverage, showing large U.S. firms resisting unbridled growth.
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Hartford
ITT
America
Mrs. Fox
Flood Devastation in Corning Prompts Public Appeals
A former Middleton resident urges aid after the Chemung River flood of June 23 in Corning New York that killed eighteen people and destroyed homes. The letter requests financial help to flood victims noting uninsured losses exceed 25 million dollars and praises community relief efforts while urging broader political involvement.
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Chemung
Corning
N.Y
Middletown
Corning United Fund
Cedar St. Corning
Mare
Gillespie P.O
President supports death penalty for high-income crimes
The speaker condemns the president for keeping the death penalty for two crimes seen as most afflicting the people in higher income brackets, arguing it betrays broad public interests.
Paraders Discourage Political Floats in July 4 Parade
The parade committee opposed candidates joining the float for this year’s event and actively discouraged political entry. Despite resistance, a float was entered, reflecting ongoing debate over campaign participation in civic celebrations.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Announcement of subscription prices for Middletown News Journal including per copy, daily and Sunday rates, motor route options, mailing prices, and payment terms. Notes location, entry status, and founding year 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Motor Route
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