Nixon diplomacy questioned over Paris talks and peace aims
The article argues Washington speaks of negotiated peace in Cambodia and Paris but downgrades its delegation in Paris. It notes Harriman and Lodge left a prestige gap, Habib leads a smaller team, and insists on an eminent diplomat to show real commitment to a first rank peace process.
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United States
Paris
Nixon
Harriman
Gious Averell Harriman
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Lodge
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Middletown High School Holds 1901 Graduation
Fourteen graduates received diplomas at Sorg Opera House with diplomas awarded by Supt. J. E. McKean. Speeches by Walter Tobitt, John Frisch, Della Winton, Frances Smith, Wilfred Vorhis, Josephine Sutzi, Hilda Katz, and Frances Singer highlighted progress, democracy, and education. Address to the Class delivered by Charles Thwing. faculty listed. new school colors purple and white adopted in 1899 for Class pins.
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Sorg Opera House
Opera House
Board of Education
Sabin Robbins
John Frisch
Della Winton
Frances Smith
Josephine Sutzi
Hilda Katz
Frances Singer
Charles Thwing
Western Reserve University
Supt
J. E. McKean
Middletown High School
Hinckley Smith
Lucy C. Blackburn
Josephine la Tourrette
Clara Greter
Notable firsts and historic facts from early 20th century records
James Gordon Bennett introduced polo to the United States in 1876 after returning from England. Booker T. Washington became the first Black person on a U.S. postage stamp. Altamira cave bison drawings showcase remarkable living energy from the Old Stone Age. Compton College freshman Charles Demas first cleared seven feet in high jump. Leon Trotsky’s real name was Leib Bronstein.
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Polo
United States
James Gordon Bennett
England
Altamira
Spain
Charles Demas
Compton College
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 70 cents weekly, 21 dollars annual in-town mail, 30 dollars outside area, and 38 dollars outside U S A per year, all prepaid.
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U.S.A
Senators Seek US Jet Aid to Israel in Middle East Row
Seventy three senators signed a letter urging President Nixon to provide jet fighters to Israel to deter hostilities in the Middle East. The move follows debate over U S commitments abroad and contrasts with criticism of Vietnam and Cambodia policy. The White House expects action on the request and NATO consultation is urged amid Soviet military build up.
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W.shington
Department of State
Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Cambodia
Vietnam
United States
Senate
Suez Canal
Cairo
Soviet Union
NATO
White House
Gromyko
Paris
France
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Cambodia invasion exposes limits of Vietnamization
Washington column argues the Cambodian campaign serves to protect generals and political gains rather than save soldiers. It portrays the effort as a military failure, with rising American casualties and a shift of control to Viet Cong, while South Vietnamese costs mount and Thai volunteers complicate the mission.
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Washington
Cambodia
Nixon
Cedar Falls
Junction City
Scarlet Pimpernel
Pentagon
Namese
da Lat
South Vietnam
Laos
Indochina
Copout On Postal Reform and Extended Debate Tactics
The piece criticizes the Nixon administration for using extended debate to block postal reform that would require compulsory unionism for federal workers. It cites Winton Blount and AFL-CIO leader Meany, contrasts with Kennedy and Nixon's past executive orders, and notes opposition from senators including Fannin Tower Baker Hruska Curtis Holland and Scott as they defend voluntary union membership amid looming summer debate.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Senate
U.S
Southeast Asia
Cooper Church
Winton Blount
Afl-Cio
George Meany
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Jack Kennedy
Fannin
Arizona
Tower
Texas
Baker
Tennessee
Hruska and
Curtis
Nebraska
Holland
Florida
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Leib Bronstein
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