Goodbye to Stephen Young in the Senate retirement
The piece notes the voluntary retirement of Ohio senator Stephen M. Young at 80 after two terms. It highlights his independent stance, brisk replies to hostile letters, and 1964 reelection amid national Republican losses. It mentions his 1958 victory aided by a pro labor turnout and references Taft Jr.'s 1964 defeat of Taft in the gubernatorial/ Senate context.
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Stephen M. Young
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Young
John W. Bricker
Thomas E. Dewey
Bricker
Eisenhower
United States
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
De Gaulle Honored With Renaming Of Paris Arch Landmark
France renames the Etoile area Arch of Triumph in tribute to Charles de Gaulle. The text credits him with saving France twice, in 1940 by organizing resistance after the German occupation, and in 1953 by solidifying authority to end the Algerian crisis and secure freedom.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
DeGaulle
Algeria
Franco de Gaulle
Muskie as Romney analogue haunts 1970 race analysis
Washington notes compare Muskie to George Romney, exploring front runner syndrome, past campaign dynamics, speechwriting fallout, and the risk of overprotected staff. Nixon’s remark prompts questions on who the Democrats’ Nixon would be if Muskie is the Romney figure.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Sen
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
George Romney
Muskie
Romney
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Henry Capt Lodge
George McGovern
Harold Hughes
Birch Bayh
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Nixon
Kennedy
Richard Goodwin
Goodwin
Maine
Florida
L.B.J
James Rowe
Clark Clifford
Harry MacPherson
Jack Valenti
Fenwick students stage Thanksgiving program for Garden Manor
Fenwick students will present a Sunday evening show at their auditorium to entertain Garden Manor Nursing and Convalescent Home residents. Tickets cost 1 for adults, 75 cents for high schoolers, 50 cents for grade schoolers. The largely student produced event features 24 girls competing for Miss Fenwick with talent, poise and fitness.
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Fenwick
Garden Manor
FBI Power Push to Strengthen Prosecution Roles
Former attorney general and FBI chief clash over who leads crime fight in America. FBI with 7000 agents notes many prosecutions fail after evidence is shared with state authorities. Need for greater federal authority and closer federal state cooperation to act on gathered data and prevent disasters.
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America
Department of Justice
FBI
U.S
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists daily and Sunday prices. It details weekly and yearly rates for in town, mail, and outside regions, with advance payment required and a note on U S subscription terms.
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News Journal, Minc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Secona
U.S.A
Politics and drugs shift misread liberal conservatism
In a brisk critique, the author rebuts labels of moving right, arguing drug policy and crime concerns cross party lines. He recalls discussions with Louis Martin and notes liberals once ceded these issues to conservatives, urging leaders to focus on actions over roots. The 1970 elections are seen as clarifying, renewing Democratic momentum and urging historians to worry about why.
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Louis Martin
Johnson
John
Louis
Chevy Chase
Lberals
Democratic Party
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