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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

4

What Price Democracy in South Viet Nam and Other Notes

Analysis on Ky regime’s first anniversary shows power by force rather than democracy. Buddhist revolt quashed by military action, undermining democratic claims. Also notes FDA head Goddard opposing candy flavored drugs for children and Mort Sahl returning with a new Los Angeles nightclub Uprising for satire with a pointed new target.

Nguyen Cao Ky South Viet Nam United States South Viet Nam James L. Goddard Food and Drug Administration Goddard Mort Sahl Sahl Los Angeles

De Gaulle profile frames a towering yet troubled leader

Jim Bishop portrays Charles de Gaulle as a formidable yet imperious figure whose bold stance shaped wartime strategy and postwar claims. The piece traces his rise from St Cyr to leadership clashes with Allied commanders, his risk to hold Paris, and his relentless pursuit of recognition and authority amid France’s collapse and liberation.

Charles de Gaulle United States France FDR George Marshall Eisenhower de Gaulle Germany Patton Saint - Lo Jacques le Clerc Paris Supreme Command U.S FFI London Walter B. Smith Hotel de Ville

Space treaty talk pits U S and Russia on moon plans

The United States and the Soviet Union edge toward a space协议 to bar nuclear and mass destruction weapons from celestial bodies and curb exploitation. Both agree on sterilization of space probes and deny territorial claims while NASA chief James Webb warns Russia may land a man-to-moon next year. A mutual aid clause proposes helping any cosmonaut or astronaut encountered on the Moon or other bodies.

New York U.S Soviet Union Earth Russia Outer Space UN Assembly Outer Space Committee Moon Ranger Surveyor James Webb NASA International Court of Justice

Economic interdependence could curb wars, cites Soviet Canada wheat deals

An Ottawa backed example shows the Soviet Union buying 336 million bushels of Canadian wheat flour over three years for 800 million dollars. The piece argues interdependence could ease global friction and curb aggression, urging open markets and peace through shared economic ties. It notes Soviet reliance on foreign wheat, Russia’s internal strains, and calls for restrained communist policy to prevent war.

Washington Ottawa Soviet Union Canada United States Australia Moscow Peiping Viet Nam Free World Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Communist Party of the United States of America Communist Party Latin America Congress Europe China

Middletown Sees Fast Summer City Progress

Middletown anticipates a busy two months as Miami University campus work rushes to completion for Sept 5 dedication and Sept 6 classes. Mayfield annexation plans proceed, Mayfield residents become legally part of Middletown, and Ohio Supreme Court lending ruling spurs civic activity while undisclosed developments promise further summer activity.

Miami University Mayfield Middletown Supreme Court of Ohio

Publish Parents Names When Juveniles Offend

Letter writer argues newspapers should publish parents' names for juvenile offenders to hold families responsible and empower police. He cites Judge Swartz and urges accountability, contrasting with concerns about juvenile anonymity and crime in the community.

Selective Service Reform to End Draft Class Bias

Ruth Montgomery argues for reform of the Selective Service System to end wealth and intellect based exemptions. She says modern needs require diverse roles from drivers to nurses and that a talent based system would reduce inequities while maintaining national defense.

Viet Nam Washington Selective Service

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