Flavor Of Censorship In Army Newsmen Plan
The piece criticizes the Army proposal to extend court martial jurisdiction to newsmen in Vietnam. It notes Rep Moss of California seeking a full explanation and safeguards against indirect restraints on news reporting. The editorial urges clear assurances that reporters remain free to perform their legitimate functions without military interference.
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Rep. Doin Mon
California
Kodwitas & Watchdog
Cyrus R. Vance
Moss
House
Defence Department
Defense Department
Philippians 2 5 ASV exhortation on Christ Jesus
A biblical verse from Philippians 2 5 ASV invites readers to adopt the mindset of Christ Jesus. The line urges humility and unity through shared attitude.
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Christ Jesus
Garrison Feigns Confidence on Kennedy Conspiracy
District Attorney Jim Garrison of New Orleans claims he can prove a Kennedy conspiracy. He cautions against premature conclusions and says arrests on conspiracy charges are months away. The public should await police work and expect full federal and state resources if leads emerge.
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Kennedy
Garrison
Dallas
United States
Sinatra: Long Salesman at Fontainebleau Show Merges Art and Vegas Flair
Jim Bishop portrays Frank Sinatra’s Las Vegas style at the Fontainebleau opening. The review notes Sinatra’s mastery, stage presence, and the crowd’s rapt attention amid a starry entourage including Lucille Ball and Shecky Greene. He’s depicted as a solitary, demanding artist who commands a massive audience without a overpowering vocal or physical ideal.
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LaRonde Room
Maitree Hotel
Caesar
Frank Sinatra
Cook
Brown
Mpiece
Lucille Ball
Gary Morton
Jackie Gleason
Louis Roederer Cristal
Joe E. Lewis
Harold Gibbons
The
Teamsters
Harold Conrad
Pasteregg
Shecky Greene
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication details show daily Middletown Ohio paper with price for daily 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, and mail rates from 15 dollars per year to 38 dollars for outside trading areas. Payment in advance. Founded 1857.
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First Ave
Middletown
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Boy of
Steel Rebates Not Tariffs for U S Steel Issue
The U S Steel head urges Congress to enact a temporary levy on foreign iron and steel to curb dumping. The piece argues tariffs provoke countermeasures and proposes temporary tax rebates to support US producers until foreign pricing ends.
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U. S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
American Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Congress
Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht
Alexander Hamilton
Japan
Luxembourg
Germany
Critics accuse CIA of funding various anti communism media
The piece alleges CIA involvement with multiple organizations including research groups labor unions and at least one book publisher. It asserts CIA funding of certain anti communist outlets while claiming National Review received no contributions, arguing the magazine retains integrity unlike others, and questions semantic labels about conservatism.
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Central Intelligence Agency
National Students Association
CIA
National Review
Debate on CIA Authority and Critics’ Axioms
The text questions CIA power limits and critiques the notion that integrity requires left leaning or accommodation to Communists. It cites NSA student leader remarks about credibility and independence, arguing about who is considered ideologically credible and who funds the NSA.
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CIA
America
Soviet Union
MGB
Kremlin
NSA
Nation debates CIA NSA links over education funds
A congested statement questions whether accepting funds for student travel to international conferences harms integrity more than taking government funds for college. The speaker weighs the relationship between American education and the NSA, pondering funding ethics.
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CIA
NSA
Nixon Opens Lead In Gallup Poll Put Romney In Shadow
The latest Gallup Poll places Nixon ahead of Romney, widening the gap in the GOP race. Lodge, Nixon's campaign manager, reacts to altered polling questions and acknowledges Romney’s vulnerability as Nixon builds momentum toward the convention.
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New York
al Smith
George Romney
Dick Nixon
Michigan
GOP
Nixon
Romney
John Davis Lodge
Gallup
Lodge
United States
George Gallup
Perdition
February snow warms Middletown’s resilience
The writer recalls an unexpected Monday snowstorm following a mild spell. Despite travel slowdowns, the street department kept main streets salted and side streets treated, delivering an excellent response amid high costs and limited resources.
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Middletown
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