Cal Center Dedication Hails Cancer Progress and Cautious Hope
Dr. Roger Egeberg at the California Hospital Medical Center dedication urged cautious optimism for cancer cures. He warned cancer is many diseases and noted progress toward cures within years, while some breakthroughs may take decades. Congress funding renews momentum in the national war on cancer.
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Roger O. Egeberg
California
Egeberg
California Hospital Medical Center
Los Angeles
Congress
Nickerson on Vietnam Tanks and a Hardened Campaign Vision
Gen Herman Nickerson warns that North Vietnamese tanks arrived by stealth and over years, camouflaged and moved under pressure, while ground troops remain essential. He notes the difficulty of air power alone and cites a South Vietnamese bounty for tank destruction. He also imagines security measures and public figure risks in a bloodless presidential race scenario.
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da Nang
Hue
Nickerson
U.S
South Vietnam
Ft. Knox
Laurel
Earth
Do We Fight Or Run In Vietnam War Debate
John Rootie argues the president should seek Congress on Vietnam policy. He warns Nixon risks isolation by acting alone and urges a public, majority decision on whether to fight or withdraw, warning of global repercussions if defeat follows.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Haiphong
Hanoi
Republic of Vietnam
United States
Congress
Emet
JW. Fulbright
Tonkin Gulf
Middle East
Len Mansfield
Seventh Army
Germany
Sixth Fleet
Seventh
Norfolk
Intelligentisia
White House
Bedlam
Humphrey
Saul
David
Middletown newspaper subscription rates and terms
The Journal Punsioned daily by News journal inc lists subscription options in Middletown Onia. Rates include per copy 15c, Sunday 20c, seven day 27c, motor route 3400 yearly in four weekly installments, and mail 30 per year in or outside the trading area with advance payment and a 15c monthly service charge.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Onia
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USA
Humphrey dominates black vote in current campaign
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey holds a strong lead with black voters in the 1968 election cycle, claiming percentages from Florida onward and contrasting his backing with McGovern. It notes Humphrey’s civil rights record and appeal to black ministers, while McGovern’s weaker religious articulation and evolving stance are examined.
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Goliath of
Gath
Israel
Saul
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
Florida
Humphrey
David Humphrey
Strom Thurmond
Pete
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Jesse Jackson
Julian Bond
David
California
Coretta King
Ethel Kennedy
Bibl
Educate Not Brainwash Them Letter to the Editor
A reader argues that schools should present both evolution and creation as theories, advocate moral learning, and oppose profanity. The writer criticizes secular teaching, supports Rev. Joe Lewis, and urges funding for public schools rather than parochial options. The letter cites religious concerns and parental burdens.
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Middletown
Rev. Lewis
Mrs Peters accuses Rev Lewis of using Hitler tactics
A letter to the editor from Mrs. Richard Peters claims Reverend Joe Lewis employs Hitler style methods. She questions his stance on sin and God and cites a statement about students reporting teachers for cursing and vulgar language.
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Richard Peters
Joe Lewis
Hitler
God
City Faces Longstanding Labor Tensions in Middletown
Letter from Robert L. Taylor cites three city contracts affecting police fire and hourly workers. He condemns unequal wage and benefit standards and criticizes the city commission for delays and lack of grievance procedures. He urges officials to address equal treatment and resolve unrest.
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Middletown
Division of Police
Division of Fire
City Commission
Robert L. Taylor
Holly Ave
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