Prospects For Peace Growth After Hanoi Talks
The piece notes President Johnson's bombing halt in North Vietnam and the start of Paris peace talks. It argues the situation is better than before the decision, though many imponderables remain and Saigon may boycott. It cautions about predicting progress while stressing renewed U S initiative toward substantive talks.
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Death of George Papandreou Provokes Junta Critique
The article reports the death of former Greek premier George Papandreou and the junta’s crocodile tears in response. An official spokesman quotes sorrow from Premier Papadopoulos and the cabinet, while a strong counterstatement labeled the remarks as deceitful.
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Inflation and the dollar’s shrinking value lessons
Paul Harvey argues rising costs erode buying power as government spending and wage gains outpace production. He warns that savings shrink in real terms, advises investing wisely, and urges prudence to outpace inflation with durable assets and higher interest."
We’ll Vote At Five P.M. On Election Day Thoughts
A reflection on the election process two days after voting began. The writer notes heavy early voting, warns to take care with the voting machine, and stresses the president’s tough duty and the need for fair criticism. The piece ends with hopeful support for whichever candidate wins and a reminder of future elections.
Shame Of The Non-Voter In A World Of Tanks And Polls
In a column reflecting on a recent U S election the author cites Dr George Gallup estimating about 37 percent of eligible Americans did not vote He contrasts total apathy with historic sacrifice and notes Nixon Humphrey and Wallace drew 75 million votes while turnout remains under two thirds of eligible voters.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including 10c per weekday copy, 20c Sunday, 70c weekly for city delivery, 21.00 yearly by mail in the trading area, 30.00 outside area, and 38.00 outside the U.S., all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Letter to the Editor on Teens and the Haunted House Arrests
A reader critiques a newspaper for publishing explicit directions to a haunted house that led to eight teen arrests for trespassing. The writer questions journalistic responsibility and urges a follow-up to help clear the teens and warn readers to avoid similar incidents.
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Little Orphan Annie Poem linked to Riley
A historical note lists that James Whitcomb Riley wrote a poem about Little Orphan Annie and mentions figures such as John Nailor as Robin Hood's lieutenant Little John and the Holy Grail as the Last Supper cup. It covers measurements like the ell at 45 inches and notes the killer whale with 50 interlocking teeth.
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Letter Writer Defends Open Housing Debate in Middletown Journal
A reader responds to a previous article on open housing, defending the piece and criticizing name calling. The writer, a loyal American and Middletonian, denounces attacks by Clarence Wilkinson and others while pledging not to use the Middletown Journal as a soap box for further exchanges.
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