Johnson's 1968 Plans May Hinge On Vietnam
President Johnson told newsmen he was not ready to decide on running in 1968 and praised Vice President Humphrey with unusual warmth. He hinted at delaying any election-year decision, while weighing goals in Vietnam and his Great Society program.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Diabetics Face Hiring Ban In Minneapolis Civil Service
The Minneapolis civil service commission backs continuing a policy that refuses to hire people with diabetes. Critics warn this hurts early diagnosis groups and diabetics seeking work as advances in treatment expand normal life with proper adjustments. The piece cites four million diabetics nationwide and notes federal hiring precedent. John 13:4 is cited.
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Middletown Hospital Site Chosen For Future Facility
The Hospital Committee secured 15 acres for a Middletown hospital on Superior Avenue, with $50,000 raised by locals. Land owners donated part of the acreage. the site overlooks the Miami Valley and will be landscaped for patients. A 1909 speech by George M Verity spurred the project as industrial growth demanded local medical care.
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Z.W. Ranck
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George H. Harvey
M. A. Thomas
Iseminger
Brotherhood Association
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers including per week and annual rates for in town and suburban deliveries. Prices are shown for mail subscriptions with weekly and yearly terms and international options. The paper notes standard mailing terms and advance payment requirements.
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Viet Cong Losses Mark South Vietnam Gains In 1963 Return
Joseph Alsop reports from Bien Hoa Province on a tour through Long Tan and Phu Hoi showing Viet Cong losses and government gains. District adviser Maynard Tompkins and aides describe reduced VC guerrilla strength, rising Chieu Hoi defections, and improved security in Phu Hoi with new transport via Lambretta jittneys. The journey, including Cat Lai ferry and a Mass at Phu Hoi, highlights progress and remaining challenges as pacification expands.
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Debating Campaign Ethics and Illegality Standards
DAVID LAWRENCE argues that current laws do not clearly define illegality or ethics in campaign money. He suggests an independent agency oversee prosecutions, questions donor influence on officials, and notes recurring ethics issues illustrated by Sen. Thomas Dodd and ambassadorial appointments.
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