Argentina fights new anti Semite drive against Jews
A broad anti Jewish propaganda campaign in Argentina targets the country’s large Jewish community with lies and refuted myths. The Andinia plan and theProtocols of the Elders of Zion are used to inflame hatred. ADL and religious groups press counter measures to curb the campaign.
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Russia
Andinia
Patagonia
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Confederation of Argentine
Where Were Churches In Middletown When Elderly Suffer?
A reader questions local churches for neglecting elderly residents facing poverty and hunger. The letter urges churches to act with genuine Christian charity, noting opportunities to provide food, love, and fellowship, and asks if Middletown will sustain a heart for the needy.
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God
Middletown
Standard Procedure Instructs Death Of Employes
A satirical memo targets daily price pressures by lampooning corporate policy. It details absurd rules about employees dying on the job to justify payroll and overtime practices, ending with a jab at blame for high prices.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Info
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery. Rates include per-copy newsstand prices, motor route installments, weekly and monthly plans, and mail prices for in and outside trading areas, with a 5 cent service charge for tube placement. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Ellsberg In The Dock A War Criminal Or Moralist
William F Buckley Jr reviews Daniel Ellsberg's trial for 15 counts related to leaking Pentagon Papers. He argues Ellsberg crafts public drama to advance an antiwar agenda, likening him to a new breed of international moralists while questioning government resolve to enforce espionage laws.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Dan Ellsberg
Chicago Seven
Ellsberg
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Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Klaus Fuchs
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Benedict Arnold
Washington
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
McGeorge Bundy
Arthur Schlesinger
Robert McNamara
Murray Kempton
Uncensored and Its Isolationist Stand in 1940s America
John Chamberlain recalls discovering the Uncensored publication run by Signey Hertzberg and Frank Hanighen. The paper, a beacon for anti-war sentiment, tracked pro war groups in the U S from 1940 to Pearl Harbor and remained isolationist weekly.
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Uncensored
Signey Hertzberg
U.N
Frank Hanighen
Washington
Human Events
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Stuart Chase
Oswald Garrison Villard
Doughty Little Sheet
Marquis Ciilds
Mark My Words on Jane Fonda and America’s War Beliefs
A column denounces calls for Jane Fonda to face treason charges over her Vietnam trip and media remarks. It contrasts isolationist nostalgia with fears of a changing world and warns that pacifist wishes won't curb future threats or prevent a laser-bomb era under rising global tensions.
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Hanoi
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Tokyo
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Adolf A. Berle Jr
State Department
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Omaha
St. Louis
U.S. Navy
Goering
Moscow
Middle East
Antipodes
Kissinger
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