Journal staff list and editor publisher roles
The Journal presents its masthead with N. J. Lawler as editor publisher and names Dave Reoan Elwood Richardson Frank R. Myers as general manager and business manager Paul J. Day in the masthead.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
4
Too Much Red Tape Delays Vietnam Widow’s Citizenship
Mrs. Retidte Lazear of Ribcrest faces protracted naturalization as she awaits oath after years of bureaucratic delays. Born in Germany, widow of Lt. Ragear who died in Vietnam, she hoped to become American in two weeks but remains entangled in papers. The case underscores slow processes and questions of belonging for military families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Retidte Lazear
Ribcrest
Germany
Hillcrest Heights
LK. Ragear
Pentagon
Améliea
Wallace on Dartmouth Campus Highlights Free Speech
Net The American argues Wallace’s Dartmouth incident underlines that freedom of expression remains essential. It condemns campus jeering as antithetical to democracy and urges calm, reasoned debate despite strong political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wallaer
Dartmouth College
Hampshire
Wallace
Pags Wrete
Dartmouth
One Man Killed in WJT Journal Triware Editorial
Fragmentary history mentions a pivotal incident with a single death and a panel drawing caption. Names and details are obscured but reference to editorial cartoonists and prominent figures surface, noting disruptions and possible motives amid a broader political conversation.
Postage stamps and stamp collecting rants
A reader rants about stamp collecting and post office practices. He criticizes stamp quality and size, laments wasted postage, and mocks commemorative stamps while arguing the public is tired of poor coverage and arguing politics over mail efficiency.
Who Is a Communist Theories Across History Explored
William Buckley Jr discusses how the label communist has shifted across eras and contexts from Lenin Stalin and Khrushchev to modern usage. He cites legal cases such as Mencher v Chesley and questions public perception and the boundaries of Free Speech in labeling and controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Senate
Union
Jones
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Father Feeney
Boston
Hineeli
Robert Owen
Daniel da Leon
New York State
Mencher
Chesley
N.Y
Ward
Wallace Bid Powers Boost in Close Van-Pavengton Campaign
Joseph Alsop reports a pivotal fight over Wallace’s bid, with Lemmy as key ally and a tense battle across northern districts. The piece details poll dynamics, party lines, and the potential impact on postwar policy, naming Wallace, Berry, and related campaign figures while noting shifting endorsements and voter sentiment in the region.
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N. J. Lawler
Dave Reoan
Elwood Richardson
Frank R. Myers
Paul J. Day
Net the American
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Pope
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Fat i. Bon Considine
Xew Fink
Triware
Tome
Mtg
Frank Comifi
Cor
Contrel Lacy
Gresten
Pat Looch
Jimeny
Marta Ene Mean
Bill Hearst
Iice
Rob Pryte
Battelle
Jae Alsop
Jon mm Breshe
Lord Know
Beetle Raley
Tom Walle
Beri Pow Oe
Dave
Jim Bishop
Larry O'Brien
Go gormeUhang
William Buckley JR
Rome
Meares
Ford
Tillis
Joseph Alsop
Pavengton
Lemmy
I. el
Reaper Peters
Cwmontel
Mores Deere & Row
Conidats
Ballacy
Avertiee
Wiles Coedidery
George Remeey
Dennis the Menace
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