Generals Call The Tune Under Saigon Government
The piece argues that South Vietnam's regime masks a lack of true democracy. Truong Dinh Dzu, runner up in last October's election, faces military court charges tied to advocating negotiating peace. The article says the case undermines claims of civilian democratic rule and paints the generals as controlling Saigon.
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United States
Saigon
Truong Dinh Dzu
National Liberation Front
Dzu
Washington
Nixon
Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anti-Debt Formula Needed
The article notes widespread consumer debt among middle income Americans with 192000 declaring bankruptcy last year and many more in trouble. Credit addiction leads to about $3000 in non mortgage debt per chronic debtor, often a well off worker who overextends gradually.
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S. C. Patterson
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
Miami
Nixon Rockefeller ticket would strengthen GOP presidential slate
Marianne Means argues a Nixon Rockefeller pairing could unite conservatives and liberals, balance urban policy and foreign concerns, and provide a strong backup for the presidency. Rockefeller denies VP interest, but strategists note his qualifications and the expanding vice presidency role may push the idea.
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Cincinnati, CO
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Gov
Rockefeller
Nixon
John Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
California
Ronald Reagan
Henry Bubb
Reagan
GOP
Paradise Valley Morning Described As Ideal Weather Day
The piece recalls an ideal Monday morning in Paradise Valley with clean air, dewy grass, and calm drivers. It contrasts typical summer heat with a rare early fall feel and notes pleasant interactions at a service station. The narrator muses on how weather shapes mood and longs for many more peaceful Mondays.
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Paradise Valley
Nixon Leads Nixon Rockefeller Reagan In GOP Poll Preview
Washington report notes 60 percent of rank and file Republicans favor Nixon, 23 percent Rockefeller, and 7 percent Reagan with 10 percent scattered. Independents lean Nixon 38 percent, Rockefeller 35, Reagan 10 with 17 undecided or other aspirants.
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Washington
Nixon
Rockefeller
Reagan
Discontent cited as delegates weigh issues at convention
The piece notes widespread discontent across the country and urges Republican delegates traveling to the convention to consider how independents and dissident Democrats in their districts view the issues. It frames the mood as influential for the convention’s discussions and decisions.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Announced
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices. Rates include 60 cents weekly for local delivery, 15 dollars yearly by mail within trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading areas, and 38 dollars annually outside the U S A. Founded in 1857.
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News- Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Sewer Connection Issue Draws Taxpayer Concerns
Letter writers question city plans to buy five properties on Roosevelt Street for a new sewer to Route 122. They urge reimbursements for affected homeowners and flag lack of public notice. A second letter criticizes hospital ER and poison center procedures at Middletown Hospital, calling for improved patient access and information. Both writers urge accountability.
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Middletown
Roosevelt
Johns Street
Duff
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Duff
Roger D. Hirt
Monroe
Reader Questions ER Delays After Turpentine Incident
A parent recalls taking a three year old to the Emergency Room for turpentine exposure on July 11. They waited an hour and a half before receiving help, noting only one RN on duty and a slow receptionist coordinating care in a busy ER.
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Factographs and World History Snippets
The Salvation Army operates in 69 countries with worship and social centers. The tropical African warthog stands about 30 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. The lodestone was the first magnet ever. George Washington surrendered once to the French at Fort Necessity in the French and Indian War. Andorra is a republic in the Pyrenees under French suzerainty and the Spanish bishopric.
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Salvation Army
United States
Africa
George Washington
Fort Necessity
Andorra
Pyrenees
France
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