Law And Order Must Be Tempered With Justice
A civic argument argues that law and order without justice can yield tyranny. It cites Mussolini Italy Trujillo Dominican Republic and the Soviet Union as unworthy models, insisting that American governance must balance law order and justice with mercy and equity. The piece ends with a biblical quote reinforcing compassionate justice.
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Trujillo
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The Perfect Murder In Don’s Hollywood Life
Sunset Strip heat framed a drama of actor Don, Thelma, and a cautious journalist. Don, once $500 a week and now sober, recalls booze, AA, and an insoluble problem, ending with his death and Thelma’s new life and a final line about a perfect murder.
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Thelma
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Ailing Billy Jo Carroll dies after leukemia battle
Billy Jo Carroll seven died at Children’s Hospital after a long leukemia fight. His family faces heavy medical debt. teachers at Sherman School organize a fundraiser including a paper drive at Middletown Shopping Center and blood and cash donations. Local volunteers seek phone calls for piano donations to Town House and blood or hospital donations to Middletown Hospital.
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Children’s Hospital
Sherman School
Billy Jo
Chester Carroll
Waite Street
Middletown
Harry Wilson
Middletown Hospital
Poor States' Responsibility in Poverty Aid Debate
Washington observers note that the marchers claiming to voice the poor may push for federal solutions, while critics argue welfare is primarily a state and local duty. The piece urges localized administration, warns against an oversized federal bureau, and calls for state plans before Congress acts.
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Orville L. Freeman
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Strange GOP Bedfellows and Reagan Rockefeller Politics
William F Buckley Jr analyzes how Reagan's candidacy shapes the 1960s GOP. He argues the party’s nominating dynamics hinge on perceived inevitability and forceful coalitions, noting Rockefeller’s strategic moves and the opposition to any vice presidential pacts. Buckley weighs who must win support and the possible futures for Reagan and Rockefeller.
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Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Jon Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Johnson
Reagan
Reagan Signals Shift as Rockefeller Echoes Nixon Rift
The piece portrays Governor Reagan aligning with centrists while Rockefeller plans sharp critique of Nixon. It notes cross-ideology dynamics within the GOP, with left and right factions shaping the race. Reagan warns against overcomplex foreign policy tactics that dodge decisive action.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Updated
The Middletown Journal lists daily edition rates: per copy weekdays 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, newsboy delivery 60 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions: within trading areas 15 dollars yearly, outside trading area 24 dollars yearly, outside U S A 38 dollars per car. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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