Unjustifiable Slashes in Foreign Aid and Fulbright Programs
The editorial condemns congressional budget cuts to foreign aid and the Fulbright program. It cites Secretary of State Rusk on the harm to U.S. diplomacy, warns of a major policy defeat at 1.6 billion, and notes risks to international exchanges and higher education. It argues the reductions are drastic, disproportionate, and unjustified.
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Congress
Rusk
United States
Senate
House
Hippies Visit Queens Home of Quiet Nightlife
A New York East Village group touring Queens suburbs asked a matron about local night activity. She replied residents sleep early and the travelers then returned to Manhattan. The excursion was described as peaceful, offering mutual learning without harm.
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New York
East Village
Borough of
Queens
Manhattan
Why Penalize Students in School Desegregation Debate
William F Buckley discusses George Wallace and federal aid linked to school integration. He argues that punishing students by withholding funds may be counterproductive, noting de facto segregation, the 1954 ruling, and the debate over appropriate sanctions. He urges focus on education quality to foster reconciliation.
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New York City
Charles Goodell
Kennedy
Nixon
Senator Goodell
Local boy in Vietnam pictured in Family Weekly
The Stallsmith family of Monroe believes the central figure in a Vietnam trench photo in Family Weekly may be Bob Stallsmith, son of Mr and Mrs William Stallsmith. Bob, a Monroe High School graduate, has been in Vietnam six months and his parents await confirmation. The note urges readers to mail letters to servicemen, noting mail call is vital and that newspapers cannot guarantee responses.
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Family Weekly
Vietnam
Bob Stallsmith
William Stallsmith
Monroe
Journal
Young Bob
Monroe High School
States
Nixon Leads Outside South in Gallup Polls
Gallup reports September polls show Nixon at 43 percent in the East, 50 percent in the Midwest, and 49 percent in the Far West. Wallace leads the South with 38 percent, Nixon 31, Humphrey 24. Defections from Democrats to Nixon and Wallace could widen the three way split outside the South.
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Washington
Gallup
South
Nixon
East
Midwest
West
Wallace
Humphrey
Mid West
Niven
Far West
Nixn
Hemahrey
Tomaratic Party
Humbrey
Cammaion
Alabama
John F. Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices including per copy weekend rates, weekly bay or motor route in-city and suburban area, and seven day mail plans. Rates show 15c Sundays, 10c weekdays, 60c weekly, and yearly mail options.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
British Aid Pledge Stirs Debate Over Nigeria's Biafra War
A columnist criticizes Britain's offer to provide up to 250000 pounds in humanitarian aid to Nigeria including Biafra areas. The piece argues that London and Moscow back the central Nigerian government, worsening Biafra's famine while Britain risks appearance of duplicity and choosing sides in a civil war. It warns that the tragedy harms potential U.S. alignment with future Nigerian freedom.
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Commonwealth
George Thomson
Nigeria
Thomson
Soviet Union
U.S
Southeast Asia
London
Moscow
Britain
Gowon
Africa
Tanganyika
Zambia
Julius Nyerere
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
U.S. State Department
Biafra
Bafrans
Theft at Woodside Cemetery Hurts Young Girl
A reader laments the theft of a daughter’s birthday gift, a pot of yellow flowers placed on her father’s grave at Woodside Cemetery. The writer notes the flowers were bought with her saved allowance and expresses disappointment that someone would steal them from the grave site.
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Woodside Cemetery
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