Californians in Congress report praised for public benefit
A Claremont California datelined editorial lauds the annual Californians in Congress report by the California Congressional Recognition Program at Claremont College. It argues similar nonpartisan, detailed appraisals of congressional work should be produced in every state to help voters assess committee roles and sponsored legislation.
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Claremont
Calif
California
Congress
Claremont College
Claremont’s
CCRP
The House of Hohenzollern review and roots of WWII
A concise look at Kaiser Wilhelm and the Hohenzollerns, arguing military and industrial power shaped World War I and Hitler's rise. The book by Welter H. Nelson traces Prussia's rulers from Frederick the Great to Otto von Bismarck and links their legacy to a global menace.
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Adolf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Prince Otto von Bismarck
House of Hohenzollern
Welter H. Nelson
Hitler
Mary Magdalene Declares She Has Seen the Lord
Mary Magdalene reports to the disciples that she has seen the Lord and that he spoke to her. This verse from John 20 18 records her testimony of resurrection encounter and messenger role to the disciples.
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Mary Magdalene
Paul Harvey on Russia as Threat Not Real Enemy
Paul Harvey argues that the Russian menace is outdated and warns against chasing imaginary foes. He cites home grown crime, immorality, inflation and welfare as real dangers while criticizing Pentagon budget fears and political manipulation for funding.
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Soviet Russia
Nixon speech signals return of responsibility in Cold War
John P Roche argues Nixon did not widen the war but reasserted American responsibility. He contrasts Hanoi's Indochina focus with Nixon's Southeast Asia stance, warns against isolationism, and suggests renewed vigilance from Jerusalem to Berlin and Tokyo.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Indochina
Vietnam
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Middle East
White House
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jerusalem
Tokyo
John Kennedy
Wall of Freedom
Russia Will Destroy Israel says Joseph Alsop
Joseph Alsop argues the Soviet takeover of Egypt’s air defense endangers Israel, likening the risk to the Cuban missile crisis. He warns that Soviet air cover could enable a prolonged war of attrition, with Israel suffering heavy losses while facing possible strategic collapse. The piece contrasts American and Israeli populations and frames US inaction as perilous.
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Egypt
Cuba
Kennedy
Kremlin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
el Arish
Suez Canal
United States
Israel
Suez
U. S
Germany
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Announced
The Journal Published by News Journal Inc lists daily Middletown Ohio rates for week day and Sunday copies. It details prices for street delivery 70 cents weekly and mail options including $21 annually in trading area and $30 outside, with international $3800 per year, all payable in advance.
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S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
TV Report Sparks Debate on Vietnam Coverage
A CBS News telecast prompts critique of journalism as a Viet Nam conflict report shows soldiers being questioned about disobedience. The piece highlights discomfort, mutiny questions, and endures Walter Cronkite’s reputation while labeling the segment provocative. News notes contrast against sleep aids and future sleep may be three hours nightly.
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Fellows
Alpha Company
Cambodia
CBS
Company
Charlie Company
Vietnam
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Los Angeles
Walter
P.D
Nixon and Cambodians show limits of Vietnam war aims
In Saigon, U.S. Command cites 634 enemy killed with seven weapons captured as Washington argues over the Cambodia operation. The piece questions COSVN as a decisive target, warns guerrillas endure with local support, and critiqu es reliance on leaders with narrow experience for Far East warfare. The argument contends sanctuaries are not Ruhr bunkers but retreat points for those resisting American actions.
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U.S
Saigon
Nixon
COSVN
South Vietnam
Vietnam
John Mitchell
Far East
Ruhr
Ploesti
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