Time Is Running Out to Add More Wilderness Areas
The Senate Interior Committee faces a timely push to expand the federal wilderness system beyond the East Coast and Great Lakes. Proposals include Great Swamp Wilderness, Monomoy Island, and other sites, with emphasis on preserving remaining Western and Eastern wildlands before growth encroaches and time runs out.
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Congress
Senate Interior
Great Lakes
Great Swamp
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Monomov Island
Johnson
Main
California
San Rafael
Infinite art book through national data bank project
A computer network will create a central data bank of museum holdings, enabling scholars to locate 14th century Italian paintings and 18th century English silver quickly. The archive is described as an infinite art book aiding preliminary analysis and comparison.
Readers oppose gun controls amid pet worries and law enforcement
Letter writer argues against S 3604 3605 and H R 17735 gun restrictions, urging enforcement of existing laws. They question effectiveness of federal controls while criticizing dog and cat rule violations and calling for accountability, citing Irene Myers of 4003 Lewis St.
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Dodd
RFK
Irene Myers
Lewis St
Few People Abide By Animal Laws I Have Just Finished Reading
A reader notes widespread disregard for animal welfare statutes and reflects on insights from a recent book. The piece discusses enforcement gaps and public attitudes toward animal protection laws.
Morison Attacks on U S Imperialism Stir Cambridge Debate
Admiral Samuel Eliot Morison criticizes the view of the United States as an imperialist culture in a letter to the Saturday Review. He notes historical racisms in France and Britain, defends American expansion as statehood rights, and contrasts with critics like Harvey Wheeler and the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
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Samuel Eliot Morison
Harvard University History Department
Massachusettes
Professor Morison
Cambridge
Mass
Bailiwick
al Capp
Schlesinger- Galbraith
Morison
Admiral Morison
Saturday Review
Harvey Wheeler
Robert M. Hutchins
Center For the Study of
America
Kenya
Thomas Steele
Southall
London
New York City
Newark
New Jersey
Wheeler
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Humphrey Visits Waverly Minnesota Home and Campaign Events
Vice President Hubert Humphrey tours his longtime Minnesota hometown of Waverly with out of state guests. The visit highlights the Humphrey residence upgrades, local hospitality, and discussion ranges from grain prices to immigration while a fund raising event and neighbors’ celebration follow.
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Waverly
Minn
Homer Dredge
Ogle
Henry Franskes
St. Mary's Church
Father Hermes
Dick Millerbend
Presbyterian Church
United States
Humphrey
Hubert
Fred Harris
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Humphreys
Connecticut
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Middletown Journal Publisher and Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and mail options. Rates include 10 cent weekday copies, 15 cent Sundays, 60 cent weekly home delivery, 15 dollar seven day mail in trading areas, 24 dollar outside trading areas, and 38 dollar outside the U.S. per year.
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The
News Journal. Inc
Grand
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Chaff From The Staff Gets Even With The Birds
Kay Baker a waitress at The Scoreboard on Central Avenue wakes neighbors by clapping early every morning to rouse birds and insists her bosses stay asleep in their vacation while she opens the restaurant. A lighter note recalls strange neighbor disturbances and a Cleveland court hearing where bricks flew during testimony.
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Johnny Sparks
Bethany Road
Butler County
Middletown
Waverly
Minnesota
Old Glory
Lakeside
Humphrey Place
Lakeside Cottage
Humphrey
Kay
Central Avenue
Jack
Eunice McKenzie
McKenzies
Ohio
Cleveland
Neighbors clash over late night billiards controversy
In Temple City California a man enraged by a neighbor’s request to stop playing billiards after 3 a.m. unleashed a power mower beside the neighbor’s bedroom window. The mower roared through the night as the dispute continued.
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Temple City
Calif
Johnson May Be Invited to Visit the USSR
The piece discusses U.S. wartime stance with Vietnam and peace with the Soviet Union, noting possible Johnson invitation to visit Russia. It contrasts Eisenhower’s near trip in 1960 with current diplomacy, mentioning Camp David spirit and a U-2 incident that altered plans.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Johnson
Ussr
White House
U.S
Russia
Madison Avenue
Kremlin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khruschev
Ike
Iron Curtain
Leningrad
Vladivostok
Kevin McCann
Defiance College of Ohio
State Department
Ihe
Khrushchev
Moscow
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold MacMillan
Camp David
Francis Gary Powers
Central Intelligence Agency
Turkish
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Franklin
John Chamberlain
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Southland
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Marie Humphrey
Minnesota Assn
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Bob Considine
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United Nations
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