Time To Answer School Critics Time To Answer School Critics
A column urges the Middletown school board to address questions after the May defeated tax levy. It defends فriends of the schools and notes upcoming November votes, while criticizing silence from officials. The piece also questions changing views on beauty contests and highlights Miss U S A Maria Judith Remenyi as an example of brains and beauty.
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Middletown
U.S.A
Maria
Judith Remenyi
Final London Parade of the Old Contemptibles
A thousand veterans, remnants of the original 1914 force, paraded in London to honor the WWI era and to repudiate Kaiser Wilhelm’s insult. Only a few of the 160,000 expeditionary soldiers from Sir John French’s army remained.
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London
Peter Jennings Rise From Radio Roots to Vietnam War Voice
The piece recalls Peter Jennings, introduced at a Sigma Delta Chi dinner in New York, and outlines his path from a radio program paid $25 to his later reporting on Vietnam. It notes his Canadian background, his father Charles Jennings, and early broadcasts in Brockville and Ottawa before CBC television.
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Americana
Sigma Delta Chi
Mike Wallace
Peter Jennings
Viet Nam
Jennings
ABC
Saigon
Charlie
Charles Jennings
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Ottawa
French Village
Peter
Peter's
Trinity College School
Canada
Brockville
Ontario
Jack Radford
CFJR
Radford
Cbc-Tv
CJOH
Baden Langton
Uncle Ho
America
United States
Mississippi
Natchez
Viet Nam debate colors Oregon primary outcome analysis
In Oregon, Democrat Robert Duncan defeated Howard Morgan in the Senate primary amid Viet Nam war debate. Senator Morse backed Morgan while Hatfield led the Republican side, suggesting Morgan’s loss reflected broader Democratic reluctance toward the administration's policy and colored by cross-party Viet Nam concerns.
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Washington
Oregon
Robert Duncan
Howard Morgan
United States
Morgan
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Mark Hatfield
Viet Nam
Morse
Hatfield
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Bob Wilsh
California
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Duncan
Wilson
Mr. Morgan
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Nation’s Viet Nam War Debate Shapes U.S. Voting
In Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge’s reception splits as South Vietnamese oppose American funding. The piece maps shifting roles for U.S. soldiers, critiques policy decisions, and predicts Viet Nam will influence November elections alongside domestic inflation concerns.
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New York
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Lodge
Teens to Adults Aged Milestone Graduation Debate
Dave Regan argues against labeling graduates as teen-agers claiming youth should be considered as beginning adulthood at 13 or 16 rather than 18. He suggests society misplaces responsibility and calls for earlier readiness to accept adult duties as youths transition to college and beyond.
Retirees Thank Art Eliopoulos For J J Bowling Party
A May 19 letter thanks Art Eliopoulos of J and J Bowling Lanes for hosting a party for seven three man retiree teams. The event included ice cream cake trophies and bowling at Art’s expense, with retirees praising his generosity.
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Armco
Art Eliopoulos
Art
Ex-Resident List Sought for Ohio Roster
Former residents of Middletown area now living in California are asked to send their name address and home town to Bill Breitzman 2953 W Rowland Circle Anaheim California to be placed on an Ohio roster.
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Rusk
United States
da Nang
Hue
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Winston Churchill
The
Republic
Middletown
California
Ohio
Bill Breitzman
W. Rowland Circle
Anaheim
Calf
Hal Boyle U S Nation On Wheels
American car ownership tops 57 percent of global passenger cars. A statistician notes women flex their feet about 6000 times daily in activity. Obstetrical fees up 147 percent since 1940. Only eight horses have won racing’s triple crown, last in 1948. A new orbit project uses cannons to fire projectiles, tracing to Newton. Quotable lines, dental anesthetic research, and a penny-bank redesign forecast light reading.
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New York
Canada
United States
Isaac Newton
Henry Ford
Soviet Union
Opponents and backers clash over metric idea
The article notes opponents of the metric plan hoping Congress will resist. It mentions a den and backers, with a cryptic line about pepper pods and power, suggesting uncertain connections to the main issue.
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