Prevention Is Better Than Cure In Government Surveillance
The article discusses Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. pushing the Army to halt civilian surveillance for political activity. After hearings, the Army stopped spying and destroyed most files, but compendia and printouts may remain in FBI and local records. It notes the difficulty of erasing information once stored and argues for proactive guidelines over post hoc crackdowns.
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
Army
North Carolina
Sen. Ervin
Cer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ervin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Taft
Upstate
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Lottery Funds Fall Short of Education Bonanza Claim
In five years New York's state lottery netted 158.8 million after costs, far below the promised up to 200 million yearly boon for education. Critics say the education payoff is elusive while general fund receipts rise, and courteous driving habits also darken the lottery debate. Ohio's proponents are urged to note the gap.
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New York
Ohio
Pact on navalship maneuvers advances U.S. Soviet ties
An agreement limits naval ships from shoulder maneuvers at sea signaling a step toward better U S Soviet cooperation. The remark that faith is essential to please God is noted in a biblical quote from Hebrews 11 6.
Why Politics Is Complex Open primaries threaten party responsibility
John Roche argues that party nominating conventions have limited legal standing and that open primaries undermine party control. He notes legal openness in Illinois and New Jersey and warns raids by opposing parties could erode organized nominee selection and political accountability.
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Illinois
New Jersey
U.S
Wisconsin
Daley
The Duke of Windsor’s Quiet Weekend at The Mill
In London, the Duke of Windsor recalls a 1961 weekend at The Mill with the author, marking the abdication anniversary and sharing memories of the woman he loved. He describes the coronation relics, Churchill’s input on a past speech, and a final remark about his marriage dispute.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Baltimore
Halloo
Winston Churchill
Winston
Ft. Belvedere
Grenadier Guards
Paris
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for motor routes and mail. Rates include 15 cents weekdays, 25 cents Sunday, 80 cents for seven days, $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 for four weeks by motor route, and $30 per year by mail in and outside the trading area. international $38 per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Educators Reassess Vocational Training Demands
In 1972 educators argue the United States overemphasized liberal arts, leaving 1.5 thousand schools with graduates lacking marketable skills. Debates trace Dewey’s influence, Agnew’s critique, and reforms from Illinois and Ohio State professors testing practical industrial arts to align schooling with job opportunities.
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John Dewey
United States
Dewey
Gems Of Uselessness From A Local Newsman
A column relays cheeky quips and odd anecdotes from a Hamilton area police reporter. It highlights a judge dismissing a traffic case for a longtime driver with an honest face, a widow misplacing a plant at Middletown Cemetery, and Jerry Lee Lewis quipping about his next stop amid a noisy crowd near Collinsville.
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Panama Canal
Atlantic
Jack Rosenfelder
Western Union
Hamilton
Jerry Lee Lewis
Collinsville
Lewis
Memphis
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