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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
3
In Saigon Hal Boyle argues the US must provide not only money but backbone and muscle as the Vietnam War shifts from advisory to military participation. He cautions that the conflict defies simple victory and that troop increase raises the price at home.
Rep. Bishop Kilpatrick of Trumbull suffered a heart attack at his Gen eva summer cottage Sunday and was reported feeling much better Monday. Republican Margaret Dennison relayed the news as the Ohio House returned to work.
Sen. Stephen M. Young criticizes Western Union for reading defense telegrams to families by phone. He cites a Lakewood Ohio case and urges hand delivery or sympathetic direct calls by a senior defense official. Western Union defends its rules, allowing phone delivery only when no one is home and the addressee requests it.
Adlai E. Stevenson was laid to rest at Evergreen Memorial Cemetery after a five day journey from London where he died at 65. Presidents and dignitaries attended a Bloomington service and a State University field house burial. U Thant and others praised his global leadership and eloquence as a public figure.
Funeral services for former South Korean President Syngman Rhee will be held Wednesday at a small Honolulu church he helped found 47 years ago. Rhee will later be buried at the National Cemetery of the Republic of Korea in Seoul as Korea debates a state funeral and the government leans toward a "people's funeral" as the second highest honor.
The Virginia Gazette published in Williamsburg in August 1736 is noted as the first newspaper south of the Potomac River, marking an early milestone in colonial American journalism.
The White House Conference on Education opens with a debate on school integration in South Chicago Harlem and Washington DC. Dean Roald Campbell argues improving all schools is the key and that integration alone does not guarantee quality education. A major topic is national testing and fears of federal curriculum control.
Former Senator Barry Goldwater checked into St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix for preliminary visits ahead of a planned back operation. The surgery, tentatively scheduled for next Monday, aims to relieve chronic back pains from an old neck injury.
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