Restatement of Vietnam Policy Urged by Clergy and Thieu
Clergymen led by David R. Hunter and others press President Nixon for a clear official statement on Vietnam policy upon his return from Europe. South Vietnam's Thieu also calls for explanation after renewed Communist shelling, signaling a broader reappraisal and vigorous public debate.
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U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Europe
Thieu
Hanoi
David R. Hunter
National Council of Churches
James
Women Drivers Put to the Test by WHO Experts
An editorial notes that WHO experts including Lt Col Dr Andras Demeter question the notion of women's inferior driving. It suggests women may drive as well as men or better and cites his claim that women are usually equal to men in all walks of life. The piece ends with a biblical exclamation about strength.
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Milady
World Health Organization
Andras Demeter
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon’s Able Team Guides Early White House Strategy
Joseph Alsop notes President Nixon has built a highly capable initial administration led by Rogers at State Laird at Defense Mitchell at Justice and Finch at HEW. Kissinger Burns Moynihan anchor a meticulous White House staff as Nixon aims to move slowly and project sober leadership.
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Wiliam Rogers
State
Melvin Laird
Defense
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Robert Finch
HEW
Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Henry Kissinger
Arthur Burns
Daniel P. Moynihan
Mitchell
Washington
Kissinger
Finch
State Rogers
Melvin Robert Laird
Department of Defense
John Newton Mitchell
Black white relations, color not the problem
Paul Harvey asserts that shifting to a white majority would not erase social ills including crime unemployment illegitimacy welfare demands and domestic unrest. He argues black white cooperation has advanced American society, while condemning scapegoating and rejecting blame on blacks for all troubles.
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United States
Nixon’s balancing act seen in White House staffing
The piece argues conservatives fault the State Department for Kennedy and Johnson holdovers and Kissinger’s picks, while liberals target Thurmond influence. It notes Nixon’s aides draw from across the GOP, balancing Left and Right. The author recalls Roosevelt’s cross‑cutting team and questions Nixon’s eventual policy direction on inflation, NATO, and Soviet talks.
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Kissinger
Rogers
Finch
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Harry Dent
Thurmond
White House
Fred Buzhardt
Defense Department
Richard V. Allen
National Security Council
S. Allen
California
Nixon
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Allen
Council
Nelson Rockefeller
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists home delivery rates for the Middletown area. Per copy rates 10 cents weekdays and 20 cents Sundays with weekly and yearly mail options for city suburban and trading areas.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Reserved Parking and Snowfall Snapshots from Middletown
A Middletown man and a rival commuter dispute a reserved parking space, each racing to arrive first, with clever notes and changing departure times. Also quoted notes on city signs for reserved lots near St Pauls Church as license plates approach sale date. Cindy Starr comments on a Yankton snow report via reader Virginia Gregory.
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St. Paul’s Church
Sno Use
Cindy Starr
Middletown
Virginia Gregory
Barbara Drive
South Dakota
Bob
Armco
Cindy
Yankton
S.D
Yankton Press & Dakotan
Gregory
F.S
Nixon seeks youth support on Europe trip and home policy
Marianne Means reports Nixon pursues youth outreach during European travel and in domestic agenda. He frames himself as a future statesman while balancing student unrest with diplomacy, noting gaps with Johnson and seeking identification with his administration among students.
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Washington
Europe
Nixon
Atlantic Alliance
Rome
Johnson
U. S
Billy Club
Paris
London
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Bob Finch
Ment of Justice
Laird
Warren Nutter
Goldwater
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Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Republican Party
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Cordell Hull
Ray Moley
Rexford Tugwell
Jerome Frank
Donald Richberg
Thurmond Arnold
Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
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