O'Brien Returns to Lead Democrats Facing Uncertain Campaigns
Lawrence F. O'Brien agrees to head the Democratic National Committee after declining Hubert Humphrey’s offer. He faces a party in malaise with uphill odds in off year elections, internal squabbles, and the challenge of uniting supporters to avert heavy defeats in November and beyond.
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Dangerous Gas Heaters Under Fire for Safety Risks
The piece reports critics and independent experts condemning unvented gas heaters for depleting oxygen and emitting carbon monoxide. David V. MacCollum urges explicit warnings and stricter standards, noting use in poor housing and fire hazards. The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association defends current standards.
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Letters to the Editor urge mutual aid and voting reform
A reader praises neighborly aid for the Samuel Powers family in Trenton and notes a fund surpassing $2,800 with a goal to exceed $4,000 for medical needs. The letter also argues that election registration deadlines should be moved to 10 days before elections and endorses Robert E. Cecile in the Ohio secretary of state race.
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Black Unity Call Seeks Leaders for Middletown rights
A letter urges black citizens of Middletown to unite and support Rev. James Holloman who is trying to organize and defend black rights. The writer accuses the white establishment of exploiting them and criticizes the community for jealousy and hesitation to back Holloman.
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Laws Preventing Many From Voting
A historical notice notes widespread voting restrictions in a period when officials urge universal citizen participation, highlighting barriers faced by large groups in casting ballots and the push for broadened suffrage.
Self Analysis and Honest Living
A reflective piece urges readers to examine their motives and actions. It argues bigots cling to their ideas while individuals can improve by honest self critique and accepting personal responsibility for daily troubles.
Limitation Not Disarming in Nuclear Talks
Article discusses the nonproliferation treaty and U S Soviet talks on strategic arms limits. It notes Kosygin and Nixon statements, hopes for verification, and the possibility of further negotiations though disarmament is not imminent. It mentions China and France, economic and strategic motives, and potential regional tensions.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday subscription prices including 10 cent weekday copies and 20 cent Sundays. Local motor route and mail rates shown with annual options. all payments due in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Moderate Supply of Pornography Sparks Lords Debate
William F Buckley Jr questions how a "moderate" supply is defined for travelers and customs. He notes Copenhagen stores selling porn late at night and cites Danish price trends, Oh Calcutta and I Was Curious Yellow, while contrasting censorship debates in England and New York.
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