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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1969

Page

4

Bar Association Launches Housing Project Support

The American Bar Association creates a national housing and urban development committee to aid local private and public housing. A Ford Foundation grant of 200000 funds three full time housing law experts who will provide legal counsel and train minority lawyers while attracting further public and private support.

American Bar Association ABA Fund For Public Education Ford Foundation Bar Association Group Los Angeles Houston St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Ford Office of Economic Opportunity

Heyerdahl Ra voyage nears halfway point across Atlantic

Radio hams report the papyrus raft Ra has reached mid voyage from Africa toward the Caribbean. If true, Heyerdahl’s theory that ancient Egyptians crossed the Atlantic and influenced South America gains support though the craft is foundering. The journey fuels speculation of Egyptian links to the Americas.

Thor Heyerdahl Atlantic Africa Caribbean Sea Heyerdahl South America

Liberalism Faces Danger If Vietnam Defeat Arrives

Joseph Alsop argues that American liberalism risks collapse if the United States loses in Vietnam. He warns that liberals ignore history, scorn patriotism, and may trigger a mass scapegoating backlash. He predicts large-scale vengeance if Hanoi controls South Vietnam, with potential massacres in Hue-like events.

Washington United States Jack Robins Vietnam

Greek Bazaar At Sts Constantine Helen Church Weekend Event

The Greek bazaar at Sts Constantine and Helen Church on Grand Avenue runs 4 to 11 p.m. Saturday and noon to 11 p.m. Sunday with authentic Greek dancing a Grecian dinner pastries a flea market imports and kids games. Dinner hours 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon Sunday. Greek dancing 9 to 9:30 p.m. both days. Emergency squad praised by Mrs. James F. Anderson for quick help after her son Kevin injured by a back door window. squad offered transport if needed.

Sts. Constantine and Helen Church Grand Avenue Greece

McNamara and the Military Industrial Complex Clash

A column argues Congress seeks to reclaim power over the Pentagon from McNamara era management and the Vietnam era. It traces shifts in DoD control, the rise of civilian oversight, and the backlash against the Military Industrial Complex as critics push for DoD back under congressional jurisdiction.

Nixon Pentagon Congress Clark Clifford Foreign Affairs Joint Chiefs McNamara Secretary of Defense Senate House Armed Services Committees Armed Services Navy White House Vietnam MacNamara Department of Defense Dod

Buckley Notes on Jackie Kennedys Frugal Pastimes

William F Buckley Jr reflects on Mrs Gallagher memoirs about Jackie Kennedy, arguing the sensational claims are overblown He compares modern elite spending and wartime thrift across leaders like Truman and Johnson, questions pay raised to staff and the value of money worries, and ends with a quip about sending green stamps.

Gallagher John F. Kennedy Truman Independence Missouri Mr. Truman Mrs. Gallagher Lyndon Johnson White House Jackie New York Times

Subscription Rates for Middletown News Journal

The Middletown News Journal lists subscription prices with daily per copy ten cents and Sunday twenty cents. Weekly home delivery 70 cents, yearly mail rates 21 dollars in the trade area and 30 dollars outside, with outside USA 38 dollars. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.

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Factographs Unter den Linden and 1824 election note

Factographs describe Berlin’s broad street with key sites in the East German zone. Andrew Jackson first won a plurality of votes in 1824 but did not secure the presidency. The piece notes how long US workers toil to pay for bacon.

Unter den Linden Berlin University Imperial Palace Andrew Jackson U. S

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Paul J. Day Bar Association Joseph Alsop China Kennedy America Philadelphia Hanoi South Vietnam Hue United States of America Dave James F. Anderson Inlander John P. Roche Robert S. McNamara Johnson Whiz Kids Detroit William F. Buckley JR Jackie Poor Elizabeth George England Harry Truman John Mason Brown Weit Harry Mrs. Kennedy the Journal U.S Dennis the Menace
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