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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
4
Johnson proposes a Department of Transportation to unify railroads buses airlines and related systems. While initial public acceptance may be wary of another Cabinet agency, authors argue a coordinated approach is essential as population growth makes transport challenges more complex.
The piece tracks the Kremlin five year plan as a critique of Khrushchev's legacy while noting his fall from power. It cites Keitel's memoirs to illustrate obedience in Nazi Germany and warns of Communist infil tration in Haiti Cuba via Depestre voodoo networks and the Windward Passage's strategic value.
Sen. Thomas Dodd warns Haiti's Duvalier regime hosts Communist influence at top levels. He cites cabinet ministers Clovis Desinor and Paul Blanchet, and military leaders like Col. Jacques La Roche as known or aligned with Moscow. The pattern mirrors Berle’s 1963 warning of subversion.
The piece argues that postwar coalitions rarely survive against Communists. It cites Laos and European cases, noting proximity to Red Army and weak West power as fatal flaws. It warns Viet Cong talks must not yield equal voting power and stresses police control as decisive.
Washington reportage recalls a childhood punch that shaped the president's stance on Vietnam. It notes rising hawk support, steady dove opposition, and Fulbright tensions amid public hearings and policy pressure shaping Johnson's cautious escalation.
George Crout surveys the 1930 auto boom with 24 million U.S. vehicles representing 77 percent of world totals. Features include Auburn front wheel drive Cord, Ford new coupe and roadster pricing, Chrysler innovations, Nash twin-engine, Dodge Viking 8, Buick redesign, Oakland GM8, Cadillac 16-cylinder, Studebaker double drop frame, and Marmon 8.
Paul Harvey argues that extensive welfare programs foster dependency and psychological harm in Appalachia. He cites a Public Health Service study and Wall Street Journal commentary, urging restraint and federal focus, sharing a personal tale of overfeeding a poodle that led to diabetes and death.
The report indicates these men are likely to develop illnesses that are not always visible or immediate, highlighting potential long term health concerns tied to their exposure. Further details on affected groups and timelines are not provided in the fragment.
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