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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1967
Page
6
On Veterans Day the nation honors current and former military personnel including about five hundred thousand serving in Vietnam. The author argues for a swift, enlightened peace grounded in sacrifice and reflects on Armistice Day origins and the dream of a peaceful world safeguarded by democracy.
In Montreal at Expo 67 the Raggedy Ann exhibit draws attention as a beloved American icon. Critics argue for more industry focused Americana, yet Raggedy Ann remains a popular symbol of warmth and goodwill amid the controversy.
The Ramblers Club held its first regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. The group plans a program theme of Rambling Through Our Country with biweekly sessions and lectures, starting from New York and moving westward. It aims to study foreign works and globe topics, aided by library resources.
The piece profiles Rosemary Taylor, an Australian nurse at Phu My Hospital in Saigon, where 25 nuns and she care for 1,500 inmates in dire conditions. Mortality runs high at 25 percent monthly and many infants and elderly die due to neglected care and lack of oxygen.
Supreme Court declined to hear a test suit by three 1965 draftees challenging Vietnam mobilization. Justices Stewart and Douglas questioned the court s authority to rule, noting deep constitutional questions about war power and the Tonkin Gulf resolution. Justice Marshall took no part in the case.
Douglas argues that treaties and the UN charter address aggression but do not constrain presidential action. He notes the president as commander in chief can deploy troops without congressional declarations, citing decades of unilateral military use as deterrent and protection for Americans abroad.
Buckley urges wary view of the 1960s hippie movement amid fears it mirrors dangerous egocentricism. He cites drug use and antiwar sentiment as signs of a broader moral malaise linked to Communism and disobedience, noting personal and social harms described by a reader novelist.
A collection of disparate statements lists gardening fame for England and Japan, the Philippine island chain, Chinese inventions, European lag, and mentions the Great Salt Lake, New Jersey’s crossroads title, the hand as a horse height unit, and the hackamore bridle.
The daily Journal details subscription terms for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates include 10c per weekday copy, 5c Sunday, 60c weekly delivery in city, $15 yearly mail in trading areas, $24 outside trading area, and $38 outside U S. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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