Retired Illinois doctor runs free medical dispensary
Dr. Eugene R. Balthazar aged 71 after 46 years in general practice retires by opening a free clinic funded from his own pocket about 1000 dollars monthly. The service aids acutely ill children with 80 to 100 patients daily aided by volunteers including nurses and dentists.
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Eugene R. Balthazar
Illinois
Balthazar
Illinois State Medical Society
Jimmy Kilgallen at 85 a life of reporting grit and humor
Jimmy Kilgallen, longtime INS reporter and living legend of American journalism, marks 85 with continued zeal for the typewriter. From Hauptmann verdicts to World War II dispatches, his career is highlighted by sharp leads, fierce rivalries, and a lasting newsroom charisma.
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New York
Jimmy Kilgallen
Jimmy
International News Service
Barry Faris
Hauptmann
INS
Faris
Western Union
Tom Walsh
Flemington
N.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
McCord under scrutiny as Watergate hearings resume
The Watergate era notes raise questions about James McCord, a CIA veteran and security head for CREEP, and his handling by the Ervin Committee. The piece questions why he was not recalled for oath testing while hints of a pending vanity press book and undisclosed information circulate.
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Ervin Committee
James McCord
CIA
CREEP
McCord
Tony Ulasewicz
Ervin
Exposition Press
Jericho
L.I
Edward Uhlan
Sen
Howard Baker
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Uhlan
McPherson as Johnson's lawyer and a veto moment
John Roche recounts Harry C. McPherson Jr. defending presidential authority during the 1966 DC Crime Bill debate. He recalls McPherson’s veto pressure on Johnson, the signing decision, and a later 1965 memo analyzing Bobby Kennedy’s loyalty dynamics and Johnson’s risk of loyalists overreach.
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United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry C. McPherson Jr
Harry
McPherson
District of Columbia
Congress
Johnson
Joseph A. Califano
Myself
Texas
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Bobby
Agency shop court test looms in NY telephone case
Joe Beirne and the CWA push for a political action tilt and agency shop fees in the New York Telephone Co dispute. The 400 nonunion workers seek court action with the National Right to Work Foundation, led by attorney Godfrey Schmidt, who argues agency shop violates constitutional rights and freedom of conscience amid union practices.
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Joe Beirne
Communications Workers of America
McGovern
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
COPE
Beirne
New York Telephone Co
CWA
Thomas Jefferson
Stephen Havas
National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation
Havases
Upstate
New York
Havas
Empire State Telephone Workers Organization
Godfrey Schmidt
Schmidt
Shop
Milton Friedman
Friedman
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Format
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription and delivery options. Rates include daily, Sunday, home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, mail within and outside the trading area, with advance payment required and an added monthly service charge for motor route placement. Founded in 1957.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Ube
U.S.A
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