Do we want the Khmers to fall under Communist rule
The piece argues the war in Indochina expanded by Hanoi not the United States. It details Sihanouk’s Cambodia, the Sihanouk Trail, Monique’s arms running, and Lon Nol’s 1970 republic coup. It questions Congress and U.S. moral responsibility in aiding Cambodia.
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Vietnam
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Sihanouk
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Sihanouk Trail
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Pnom Penh
Congress
John Glenn Eyes Vice Presidency and 1984 Path
Washington on the 13th anniversary of his solo flight John Glenn hints at presidential or vice presidential chances. He backs an unpledged Ohio delegation and contemplates bargaining at the convention, recognizing his national stature and swing-state appeal.
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John Glenn
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Robert Kennedy
Kennedy House
Hickory Hill
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Glenn
Ohio
Henry Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Press Freedom Warning to Parliament Over Union Bill
The article warns Britain’s Parliament against a Trade Union Bill that would force journalists and editors to join the National Union of Journalists. It argues government rests on free reporting and urges rejection to prevent editors being controlled by a special interest group.
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Soviet Union
Peru
Argentina
South Vietnam
Britain
United States
National Union of Journalists
Mickey Math boosts image with six digit debt joke
The article notes Joseph Sugarman, head of an Illinois sales group, marketing a $19.95 Mickey Math calculator praised for automatic answers and six digit capability. He sent a unit to Treasury Secretary William Simon amid debt ceiling talk as commentators quote a biblical verse.
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Joseph Sugarman
Illinois
Wall Street Journal
Oilman Bob Considine in a Getty documentary excerpt
A New York Times style note reports Teddy Hayes of Scottsdale recalling a 1915 meeting with J. Paul Getty. Hayes, Jack Dempsey’s former trainer, now works for the Petroleum Division of American Coldiet Corp., describing Getty as a “repeat good-fighter.”
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New York
J. Paul Getty
Paul
Teddy Hayes
Scottsdale, Ariz
Teddy
Jack Dempsey
American Coldiet Corp
Ted
Paul the boxer known for sparring with champions
In 1923 Dennis the Menace trained for Firpo at Saratoga when Paul visited and sparred three rounds with the champ. In 1928 at Hampton Court Paul arrived with two dolls on each arm to spar Mickey Walker days before a Milliken title bout, prompting a risky match and a tense moment as the roof nearly fell in.
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Saratoga
Paul
Hampton Court
England
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milliken
Mickey
Bulldog
Private colleges and the cost challenge Ivy leagues face
A professor reflects on rising costs at private colleges including Ivy League schools. Tuition and living expenses total five to ten thousand dollars yearly, with extras like books and travel. He argues rising costs erode unique institutional character and push private colleges toward public models, risking loss of distinctiveness and prestige.
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Princeton
Michigan
Colorado
Yale
Berkeley
North Carolina
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for single copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 15c daily, 25c Sunday. 72c weekdays, 23c Sunday by carrier. 13 2/3c daily and 24c Sunday by motor route. $38 yearly by mail USA, $46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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