Ready And Willing On Vice Presidential Nomination
The piece discusses the readiness of potential GOP vice presidential nominees to accept if chosen. It recalls 1924 when Frank Lowden refused the nomination for vice president, underscoring that modern delegates seek a candidate who is ready and willing to assume the presidency if needed.
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Omar Khayyam
Agnew
Calvin Coolidge
GOP
Dency
White House
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Thrusting argument against sexy films in theaters
A constitutional defense of explicit films notes First Amendment protection and argues that bans on outdoor showings are not censorship. New York’s law requiring shielding of screens from passersby to prevent easy outside viewing is presented as a prudent measure, not censorship, to address nationwide concerns.
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Supreme Court
New York
Hilaire Belloc
Kathleen Kennedy in McGovern campaign sparks clashes at Brooklyn event
Kathleen Kennedy, daughter of the late Sen. Robert Kennedy, tours Radeline College and Brooklyn Tech High School with George McGovern aide Al Lowenstein. She defends McGovern while comics of Communist ties surface from 1948 Wallace era. Audience cheers as she downplays concerns about communism, amid critical remarks by the ADA.
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Robert
Radeline College
George
Brooklyn Tech High School
McGovern
New York
Los Angeles
Kathleen
al Lowenstein
Sen. McGovern
Henry Wallace
George McGovern
Supreme Court ruling on private clubs and racial discrimination
The Supreme Court held that issuing a state liquor license to a private club does not make the state responsible for the club's racial discrimination against guests. The decision focuses on guests, not membership policies, but observers worry it could affect private club admissions. The ruling preserves freedom of association unless the state becomes significantly involved with discriminatory practices.
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High Court
Havisburg
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Privte Club
A Eulogy for John Paul Vann and Vietnamization Debate
Bob Considine memorializes John Paul Vann as a principled critic of the Vietnam War who argued for Vietnamization and ARVN empowerment. He recalls Vann’s critique of helicopter overuse, calls for better ARVN firepower, and urges Nixon to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously.
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Kontum
John Vann
Johnson
Noel Barber
Malaya
Vann
Vietnam
F.P
Ted) Serong
Graham Martin
Thailand
Rome
U.S
T Re
Serong
Saigon
Republic of Vietnam
Bangkok
Martin
George Marshall
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
ARVN
William Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
Military Assistance Command
Leviathan
Republic
Nixon
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Delivery Note
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options with per copy prices four week periods and yearly rates. It notes motor route and mail delivery costs, service charges, and advance payment requirements with figures for local and out of area subscriptions.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Children Need More Than Education Letter to the Editor
A reader argues that children require parental love beyond schooling and criticizes government control, urging families to stay connected and raise children per religious guidance. A second letter from an Ohio Penitentiary inmate seeks outside correspondence, stating his need for friends and noting his time served.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Middletown
Franklin
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