Nixon Next President Election Still In Doubt
The nation faced a tight race with Nixon leading in early returns and Humphrey close behind as Wallace polls showed weaker support. If the House weighs in, it would be the first such scenario in 144 years. Locally, Butler County saw two Republicans elected to the commission and Democrats holding key county offices amid a broader GOP sweep.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
John F. Kennedy
Charles E. Hughes
California
Woodrow Wilson
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Senate
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William Denham
Dale Logsdon
Butler County Commission
Earl Hogan
Jean Blazer
Joe Kiep
Edward Robb
Richard Wessel
Mark Wendel
George Verity The Man Remembered On His Death Anniversary
George M. Verity is remembered on the twenty six year since his passing and on the twenty fifth remembrance by William E. McFee. The tribute praises his devout family life and love for all people. It credits him with founding a steel company and shaping Middletown and Armco with enduring influence.
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George M. Verity
Middletown
Armco
William E. McFee
Bible Verse Quotation From Romans Message
A verse from Romans poses the question who can separate us from the love of Christ and asserts believers are more than conquerors through him who loved us despite tribulation distress persecution famine nakedness peril or sword.
Press tone and censorship in American journalism
Paul Harvey argues about press censorship and sensationalism shaping public perception. He cites Nixon Wallace and media figures noting bias toward the sensational. He suggests reporting eccentrics anonymously to inform without encouraging exhibitionism.
Editor Pannitt Defends TV News After Defeat Reports
Editor Pannitt recalls ancient Persia punishing messengers and argues blaming TV for bad news is absurd. He notes viewers miss some details and emphasizes selective emphasis in news coverage.
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Pannitt
Persia
Post Election Reflections On Electoral College And TV Time
Dave Began Here And There reflects on election day outcomes and the continuing partisan divide. The piece notes television time as a campaign factor and predicts post election analyses and party reassessment. It also mentions public reaction to candidate appearances and cites John P. Roche on the history of the Electoral College.
Apologies and judgments on Johnson Vietnam policy
Joseph Alsop argues that most American critics owe Johnson an apology for opposing the bombing halt in Vietnam. He credits the President with resisting pressure for an unconditional halt, choosing Paris over Warsaw, and maintaining leverage for serious negotiations. The piece notes Hanoi’s third offensive failed and praises Johnson’s stance as paving the path to future talks.
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Paris
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Warsaw
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The Journal lists daily publication details from Middletown Ohio with rates for in city and suburban delivery 70 cents per week Sundays 20 cents per issue and mail options 21.00 yearly in trading area 30.00 outside trading area 38.00 outside U S 38.00 per year all payable in advance and founded in 1857.
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Can a free society fight a limited war
The piece argues that a truly free society cannot wage a limited war through conscription. It advocates voluntary or mercenary forces to avoid suppressing dissent and domestically bred hostility. It cites historical examples of volunteer forces and questions Johnson era policies linking conscription with a broader anti Communist stance.
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