Published Every Day B New Journal Inc Founded in 1857
The note marks the founding of the New Journal Inc in 1857 by the publication Published Every Day B. It identifies the historical origin of the newspaper company and its long-standing press presence.
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New. Journal Inc
Christ Ambassador Appeals for Reconciliation
A faith excerpt frames believers as Christ's ambassadors urging reconciliation with God through Paul’s message. The tone invokes spiritual duty and divine appeal to readers.
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Christ
God
Measles Decline Fueled by Vaccination Efforts Nationwide
Public Health Service notes measles risk fading as about 12 million American children are vaccinated and calls for extending vaccination to strategic low income urban and rural areas. Measles cases last year reached roughly 66,000, higher than ideal, with pneumonia and encephalitis as possible complications.
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United States
Public Health Service
Medicare expansion moves spark national debate
Washington sources report administration plans for broad healthcare reform including expanded Medicare for all ages and a Kiddie care program for under six. Proposals envisage federal subsidies with state and county shares, amid cost projections and political hurdles highlighted by New York findings and ongoing CAPITAL CAPSULE notes on elections and party strategies.
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Washington — Administration
Johnson
San Antonio
Department of Heath, Education and Welfare
Legislaion
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Uncle Sam
Puerto Rico
Tri Quang Buddhists blamed for brutal self immolations in Vietnam
Opinion piece denounces Tri Quang and his Tri Quang Buddhists for orchestrating self immolations in South Vietnam to pressure politics. It compares their acts to Mayan human sacrifice, accuses them of blackmail and cruelty, and questions democracy and U S policy. The author favors Ky and condemns the monks as fanatical and indecent.
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South
Viet Nam
Diem
Tri Quang
Madison Avenue
Marguerite Higgins
Miss Higgins
Kennedy
Chichen Itza
Yucatan
Johnson
Hue
Tre Quang
da Nang
Asia
Arrogance Of Power Sparks White House Scheduling Chaos
LBJ enforce instant diplomacy disrupting traditional social calendars in Washington. White House invites for a 7:30 p.m. reception went out a week early, wrecking hostesses and ambassadors dinner plans. Lodge’s Viet Nam visit dinner was secretive and dancing banned after prior revelry, as Humphrey defends occasional relaxing social events.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Welfare
John W. Gardner
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
LBJ
Middletown High School Class of 1924 Graduates
The first class to graduate from Middletown High School, 159 seniors, were honored in a packed auditorium of over 1300. Diplomas were presented by C. C. Marett with award recipients named, and Anna Lecla Judd and William Klopp led with top honors among girls and boys respectively. The ceremony followed weeks of events including a prom, baccalaureate, and a class play.
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New Middletown High School
Middletown
Herman J. Copp
J. T Marshman
Gram
Wade FE. Miller
Miller
Jin High School
Anna Metzler
New Hotel Manchester
D. F. Rittenhouse
First Baptist Church of Columbus
Bunty
William Watson
John Moser
Adelaide Stahl
William Klopp
Public furor over Hilton incident with wounded veterans
Paul Harvey notes a May hotel boycott uproar after Great Lakes veterans were refused entry to the Hilton ice show. Hilton manager Parriss faced calls for apology and liquor license suspension amid editorials and veteran group threats. The piece urges restraint and reflection on the Viet Nam era frustrations.
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Boulevard Room
Parriss
Conrad Hilton
Hilton
American Legion
Illinois
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