W W Sebald a Leader Who Shaped Youths and Community
The obituary praises W. W. Sebald retired Armco president for his rise from humble beginnings and service to youth. He funded underprivileged aid, created the Self-Reliance Awards via the Junior Chamber, and donated 100000 for a Middletown park. His enduring influence extends beyond his death.
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W. W. Sebald
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Mr. Sebald
Middletown
Congress Generous Payroll Sparks Senator Pastore Critique
A diverse look at congressional payrolls shows top staffers earning up to 28500 annually with chaplains at 15000 and clerks at 19000. Senator Pastore of Rhode Island denounces rising budgets noting an 81 to 84 percent jump in ten years and calls for fiscal restraint.
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Pastore
The Purple Code Battle Behind Pearl Harbor Revelations
The book The Broken Seal by Ladislas Farage argues blame for Pearl Harbor rests on Admiral Kimmel and General Short. The piece details how the Purple Code was broken, key figures like Friedman and Clark, and the sequence of warnings and missed actions on December 7 1941.
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Farage
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
America
Harry L. Clark
William F. Friedman
Office of Naval Intelligence
Friedman
ONI
Navy
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Foreign Office
Ashington
Cordell Hull
Shigenori Togo
Kichisaburo Nomura
Momura
Philippines
Nomura
Tokyo
Japan
U.S
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold R. Stark
Roosevelt
Army
George C. Marshall
Washington
Nagumo
Sherman Miles
Gerow
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Admiral Kimmel
Stark
Naval Operations
Hawaii
Kimmel
General Marshall
Pacific
Edward F. French
Western Union
Detroit '67: Year To Endure In Detroit
John Chamberlain assesses Detroit's auto industry facing tougher safety regulations. He notes industry willingness to comply, argues safety is a total effort, cites Dr. Hadden and Ralph Nader as catalysts, and predicts 1967 as a year of endurance with new features arriving in 1968 due to lead times.
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Ralph Nader
Detroit
U.S
Ribicoff
Bobby Kennedy
Scullduggery at Middletown Journal Dinner Plot
A playful account recalls secret scheming around a 50 year newsroom anniversary for Bert Lawler at the Middletown Journal. Editors and staff plotted to keep plans hidden including a slide show and banquet details while Lawler remained unaware until after the events.
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Bert) Lawler
Middletown
Bert Lawler
Nal
Bert Lacher
Bert
N. J. Lawler
Alice
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Franklin Chronicle
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the Chronicle
Madison Hutchinson
Dash-80 the Boeing 707’s birth and legacy in flight
Bob Considine recalls the Dash-80 test flight led by Tex Johnston ten years earlier, its initial skepticism, and the craft’s evolution into the 707. He notes the jet’s first transcontinental flight, subsequent testing uses as a flying simulator, and its role producing the KC-135 and widespread airline service with hundreds of millions of passenger miles.
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Tex Johnston
Tex
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Friendship Airport
U.S
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal announces subscription terms including per copy prices for weekday and Sunday editions, weekly and yearly rates for city, suburban, and trading areas, and international pricing. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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