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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
4
Stakes Rise in China Policy and Reapportionment Shifts
The piece argues for reconsidering U S policy toward Red China including possible admission to the United Nations while maintaining opposition over Formosa. It notes 198 Asian affairs students urging closer ties and warns of kite safety amid electric wires. It highlights reapportionment across 41 states, with new laws expanding municipal power and social legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U.S
Fulbright
United States
Peking
United Nations
Red China
Rusk
Formosa
Asia
Supreme Court
Michigan
Iowa
Delaware
Georgia
Pro Peking Splinter Groups Under U S Surveillance
Federal agents monitor four pro Chinese splinter groups led by Armando Roman Homer Bates Chase Milt Rosen Mort Scheer and Michael Lasky as the House Un American Activities Committee warns of a new security threat. The groups seek revolutionary overthrow and train members in guerrilla tactics while organizing protests and rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party, USA
Kremlin
Provisional Organizing Committee
Marxist-Leninist
Communist Party
United States
PCC
New York
Armando Roman
New York State
Gus Hall and Company
Roman
U. S
Philadelphia
Chicago
New England Party of Labor
Homer Bates Chase
Chase
Milt Rosen
Mort Scheer
New York Communists Party
PLP
Steve Martinez
Eddie Lemansky
Levi Laub
Castro
Cuba
Philip Abbott Luce
Communist Party, USA Marxist-Leninist
Michael Laksy
POC
Laski
Radical Left
Lasky
Fair Play For
W.E.B. DuBois
Trotskyite Workers World Party
USA
Marxist- Leninist
South
Watts
Los Angeles
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Horoscope Outlook For Estrillita And The Stars
The text outlines planetary influences for Estrillita and The Stars, noting smoother paths after recent restrictions. It highlights potential financial gains, career advancement, and increased prestige with extra effort, plus favorable periods from April to November and a strong two month cycle starting February 1. It also mentions romance, travel, and family life with periods of heightened activity and a caution about impulsiveness in a child born that day.
Rise of the Suburbs Shapes New Political Contest
The essay notes Nassau County executive Eugene Nickerson’s bid for the 1966 New York Democratic gubernatorial nomination. It argues suburbia’s rise alters party dynamics, with Nickerson seen as a suburban voice challenging urban machine power and affecting reapportionment debates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Nickerson
Nassau County
Long Island
New York State
New York City
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Capitol
Sacramento
Dirksen
Suburbia
Nassau
New York
Nickerson
Bob Wagner
Illinois
Chicago
Lake Michigan Shore
Democratic Party
Armco records reveal wartime output and postwar recovery
George Crout reports Armco Middletown disclosed wartime production figures including 1,000,000 3 inch shrapnel for Russia and 850,000 British high explosive shells. The article notes Armco built navy parts, airplane cylinders, and tank components, with 716 volunteers serving and 14 killed. Verity urges continued unity and Christian gratitude as reconstruction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Russia
Britain
U. S
Armco Iron
North Sea
Armco
George M. Verity
Armco Steel
Gus Hall Watches Moscow, Travels as Travel Ban Eases
The piece portrays Gus Hall as the top Communist figure in the United States facing mixed signals from the State Department as travel restrictions loosen. It notes his Moscow ties, public criticisms of Soviet actions, lavish lifestyle, and speculation that Moscow might pull him back or expose a secret Red school in Toronto. The narrative contrasts political exposure with personal comfort and questions state complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hall
State Department
Russia
Moscow
Izvestia
The
Worker
Kremlinkrats
Hall
Gus
Toronto
Canada
Manhattan
United States
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Broad St
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Postoffice
Dave
New. Journal Inc
Humphrey
Baltimore
Fulton Lewis Jr
Estrillita
Llies
John Chamberlain
MR. Nickerson
Bailiwick
O'Connor
Queens
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Manhattan Island
Everett Dirksen
RAND
George Crout
American Rolling Mill Company
Liberty Motors
Curtiss
Dayton Wright
U. S. Navy
Norfolk Navy Yards
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ford “Eagle
U. S. Torpedo Boat
Volunter Ambulance Corp
Paul Harvey
Guss Hall
Dennis the Menace
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