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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1967
Page
4
Testimony on nauseating conditions in thousands of meat plants not federally inspected raises public alarm. Congress nears final action on an amended Meat Inspection Act with a debate between a stronger Senate Mondale Montoya compromise and a stricter House bill.
Holland plans to start operations next year on the world's largest desalination plant converting sea water to 30 000 cubic meters of fresh water daily. The project aims to support industrial needs and position the Netherlands as a competitor in desalination technology.
Senator Kennedy grapples with a McCarthy challenge to President Johnson over the Vietnam war. He seeks a balancing act to avoid alienating doves or aiding a Kennedy rival, while weighing the risks to his 1972 prospects and party control. Kennedy favors Johnson defeat to improve his own odds.
The piece links Thanksgiving to Christmas urgency and notes merchants stock shelves for the season. It argues gift giving should come from the heart, not materialism, citing the Wise Men and stressing generosity over grudging duty.
Washington reports President Johnson and Republican leaders discuss a secret document alleging Communist involvement in the October 21 Pentagon march. Rep. Ford urges public release, while Rep. Albert claims the march drew broad Communist support. Officials note limited new details and warn of broader propaganda effects.
The piece argues Moscow uses agents to shape US views on the Vietnam war and questions why public and governmental backlash has been absent. It notes sincere pacifist groups amid broader communist tactics and cites Soviet funding of Hanoi weapons and the Moscow New York air link aiding intelligence and secret data transmission.
The Journal Publishes daily by the News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates: Per copy 10 cents weekday, 5 cents Sunday. newspaper boy delivery 60 cents per week. by mail in trading areas 15 dollars yearly. outside trading area 24 dollars yearly. outside U S A 38 dollars per car. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
John Chamberlain argues that Che Guevara failed in Bolivia and that South American change comes from urban centers rather than rural guerrilla fantasies. He cautions Marxist theory, notes Castro’s Cuba shift from city to rural framing, and emphasizes city-driven revolutions in Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo over rainforest uprisings.
The diary found on Che Guevara shows Bolivian villagers remained unmoved by his appeal. The article notes his Bolivian setback undermines Fidel Castro’s regional strategy and questions the success of Castroite guerrillas in Latin America. Cuban officers had aided the Bolivian effort, including high officials and party members.
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