No Ballot For Joe He Is Disfranchised By Law
An essay argues that residency laws deny Joe and his wife the right to vote in the presidential election. They recently moved, making them nonresidents of both their former and new states, highlighting perceived unfairness in national voting rights. It contends U.S. citizens should vote wherever they are on election day.
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Joe
Legion
United States
Lieve
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Theodore Roosevelt
LBJ
Krock
Winston Churchill
Locust Invasion Threatens Africa and Middle East
A report warns of a severe locust outbreak across Egypt Saudi Arabia and Sudan with over 200000 square miles in infested Sudanese provinces. Unusually heavy rains fuel the swarm and threaten crops. The piece contrasts advances in pest control with ongoing underdevelopment and cites a biblical quote on mutual aid.
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Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
LeMay Defection With Wallace Sparks Policy Debate
The piece laments General LeMay joining George Wallace, arguing it muddies his nuclear policy positions. It critiques the political naivete exposed by the alliance, notes public misinterpretations, and questions the impact on debates over nuclear weapons in defense and Vietnam policy.
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General LeMay
F.B.I
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
John Birch Society
Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
LeMay
Curtis LeMay
Middletown Couple’s Odd Home Accidents Mark Anniversary
A Middletown tale reports a wife breaking a front window with a bowling ball during home practice. She later injures her hip after a fall while preparing a 20th anniversary dinner, found by her husband who asks what happened. A friend notes a cat that licks milk with its left paw.
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Middletown
Fortas Nomination Stirs Debate Over Chief Justice Post
President Johnson faces a constitutional puzzle as Chief Justice Warren signals retirement while Fortas is nominated. Senate filibuster blocks action amid appeals to preserve constitutional order, amid public concern over Supreme Court power and criminal rulings.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
America
Warren
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates for different delivery methods and regions. Daily copies cost 10 cents, Sundays 15 cents, with weekly and yearly mail options listed for local trading areas and beyond, including international pricing.
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The
News. Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Almall
Filling History’s Chinks in Arthur Krock Memoir Portrait
A profile of Arthur Krock, veteran New York Times bureau chief, and his 60 years deciphering where gutter politics ends and statesmanship begins. The piece praises his impact, recalls key Kennedy ties, and notes Krock’s jagged dynamic with presidents including Lyndon Johnson.
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Arthur Krock
Krock
New York Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mark Sullivan
Turner Catledge
Walter Lippmann
Frank R. Kent
White House
Mr. Krock
Jseph P. Kennedy Sr
Kennedy
Jack
Harvard
Bobby
Teddy
Lyndon Johnson
Karachi
United States
Johnson
Kentucky
Texas
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Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
Asia
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David Lawrence
Fortas
Senate
Congress
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Justice Fortas
Mr. Johnson
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