Moving Toward Detente Step In Right Direction
The piece notes cautious optimism about U S Soviet relations as weekly Moscow New York flights begin and cites treaties toward arms control and disarmament. It stresses continued work toward reduction of danger and the hope for peace and stability worldwide. The author urges steady progress underlining President Johnson's remarks and a shared responsibility to limit the nuclear arms race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
New York
Johnson
Antarctic
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Willy Stahl Death Touches a New Jersey Neighbor
Shorty, a boy with a blue serge suit and a missing bike, attends the funeral of Willy Stahl who lived next door. The day unfolds with grief as Shorty remembers Willy and confronts loss, hopping a bus to Hillside to say goodbye.
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Willy
Shorty
O’rourkes
45Th
Tenth
Hillside
New Jersey
Acoss
Newark
The Good Life Comes Home in McCall's Magazine
Mrs. Arthur Dorenbusch recalls an article by Bentz Plagemann about family kitchen life. The piece, shared by Mrs. Edward Land, highlights a grandfather who relaxed in the kitchen on weekends, including a tale of Aunt Marge dropping a dish rag into soup and the rule to eat and stay quiet.
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Arthur Dorenbusch
14Th Avenue
McCall 5
Bentz Plagemann
Marge
World Council endorses selective objection to wars
William F Buckley Jr critiques the World Council of Churches for backing selective disobedience to war. He argues this undermines state authority and risks elevating individual conscience above government, comparing it to Crusader zeal and urging defense of sacred values through government decisions. The piece denounces inviting Red China to the UN and boycotts of racist nations as ill advised.
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World Council of Churches
William Sioone Coffin
World Council
Council
Pius XII
Eichmann
Dations
China
United Nations
Groucho Marx
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates including 10c per weekday copy, 15c for Sunday, 60c weekly delivery, and annual mail prices of 15.00 within trading areas and 24.00 outside, with 38.00 for outside U.S.A. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Time To Be Involved In Politics Says Editor
Letter urging American citizens to engage in political life and support Gov Rockefeller in the Republican nomination. Note Ohio delegation undecided and call for public letters to delegates. Also a reader rebuts a July 17 letter, citing American history and criticizing tyranny abroad and the meaning of Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Rockefeller
Ohio
Dolores J. Rau
Trenton
Germany
U. S
Boys In Vietnam Deserve Honors
A reader urges Americans to honor the soldiers dying in Vietnam, arguing that attention given to naming schools and streets for Kennedy and King neglects the young service members. The letter emphasizes grief for lost leaders while stressing duty to remember all who serve.
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Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Vietnam
Another 'Teddy' Needed By Nation
A public plea urges a bold president like Theodore Roosevelt to rally the nation and reclaim forthright leadership. The author cites the Pueblo incident and the imprisonment of 82 sailors as a symbol of neglect and calls for renewed courage and strong action.
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Teddy
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