Kennedy Case Reopened by New Evidence Claims
The article discusses Dr. Josiah Thompson challenging the Warren Commission finding of a single assassin in the Kennedy slaying. He argues for a conspiracy with three gunmen and possible roles for figures beyond Lee Harvey Oswald, urging government review of the new evidence in his book Six Seconds in Dallas.
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Expo 67 Shines as Canada Celebrates Centennial Year
Canada marks its hundredth birthday with nationwide events led by Expo 67 in Montreal. The fair dazzled visitors with imagination energy and taste, offering a model for future planners and inspiring cross border reflection ahead of the U S 200th birthday.
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Right to work laws boost growth despite union pushback
Analysis argues right to work states show faster manufacturing growth and higher wages with lower dispute rates. It cites Arizona and Florida as leading providers, notes Texas outpaces Oklahoma in wage gains, and claims right to work areas currently contain 28 percent of the population yet produce 64 percent of new manufacturing jobs. Arkansas is highlighted for strong union presence and rapid economic acceleration post law.
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Subscriptions and pricing details for the Middletown News Journal include per copy rates for weekdays and Sunday, weekly motor route delivery, and mail rates for 7 days in trading areas and outside trading areas. Mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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Men Embrace Comfort as Dress Code Shifts Opens New Styles
A historical note shows men moving toward casual clothing for almost all occasions while formal wear becomes more wearable. The turtle neck gains popularity after Karl Kar Snowden wore one to a formal event and mass production rushed to meet demand. Low priced Rex Harrison hats faded as better materials emerged, signaling ongoing fashion comfort shifts.
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Lindsay campaign ghost writer secrets revealed in Reeves piece
Richard Reeves reports John Lindsay uses a ghost writer to craft speeches and jokes including the timing and wit. James R. Carberry, a former Washington Post reporter, crafts Lindsay's public lines with Garth supervising television appearances and makeup.
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Ghosts and Politics Blur Lines in Book Reviews
The passage muses on ghosts in university life and the uneasy blend of journalism, politics, and literature. It notes editors at Time Magazine, debates a line between writers and politicians, and questions the ethics of assigning reviews for unread books, citing John Lindsay and public figures.
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Interfaith Coverage Praised in Middletown Service
Readers laud the Middletown Journal for its role in covering the Ecumenical Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at Middletown High School. The letter notes cooperation among Greek Orthodox, Jewish, Roman Catholic, and Protestant leaders and urges continued dialogue and worship.
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