Mississippi Convictions Signal Shifts Against Prejudice
An all white Mississippi jury convicted seven Ku Klux Klan members on federal civil rights conspiracy charges related to the murders of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The ruling suggests growing respect for the law and courage among locals in Neshoba County.
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Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Neshoba County
Men of Reason and Good
Buckley Win Highlighted For 1967 Silver Lady Award
Journal columnist William F. Buckley Jr of Middletown Journal to receive the Silver Lady Award as outstanding columnist of the year 1967 at a November 16 luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. Buckley edits The National Review, stars in Firing Line, and lectures on urban problems.
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New York Communications Club
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The
Willy Pogany
Yale
Buckley
United States
National Review
New School of Social Research
New York
Letters to the Editor on Money for Demonstrations and Faith
Readers debate funding for demonstrations and the role of media coverage in Vietnam. A second letter from Martin F. Littmann of Route 4 offers a faith based response citing John 6 29 and Jesus words about belief in Christ as the answer to human problems.
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John F. Kennedy
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Martin F. Littmann
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It details weekly motorcycle route prices, 7 day mail rates in and outside trading areas, and international pricing with advance payment required.
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Choose the Men and Women for Middletown City Office
A call to Middletown voters to thoughtfully choose three candidates for the City Commission and three for the School Board. The piece urges using judgment in the upcoming election, stressing citizens’ responsibility to the city and the impact of their votes.
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Commission
Board of Elections
Middletown
Nonsense of the thirties echoes in Korea and Vietnam debate
Joseph Alsop argues that liberal Democrats who supported Truman in Korea now vilify Johnson over Vietnam. He warns the United States risks a third world war if it repeats the 1930s pattern of misguided policy and vague notions on global power.
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Soviet Union
America
Korea
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Truman
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Lenin
Russia
North Cape
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Khrushchev
Cardinal Mindszenty
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
U. S
Turkey
Castro
Venezuela
Bolivia
Malenkov
Pacific Position and Korean Challenge Debate Across Eras
The text links President Truman's Pacific stance to Korea and broader Asia futures, noting Korea’s impact on Japan, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia. It cites Gen Maxwell Taylor's 15 years later warning to Johnson about facing Vietnam or being forced back to Hawaii, framing this as a pivotal American strategic stake.
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Pacific
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Asia
Maxwell
Taylor
Johnson
Vietnam
Hawaii
Bolshevik Fifty Year Reflections Meeting Soviet Realities
John Chamberlain surveys a half century of Soviet policy and censorship, noting failed reforms, co existence doubts, human rights cases, and Western responses. He contrasts hopes for liberalization with crackdowns on theaters, writers, and dissidents, while examining regional tensions and draft law changes.
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Nasser
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Ho Chi Minh
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Ho Chi Minutemen
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