Reapportionment Plan Back on Ballot for Ohio Legislature
Ohio voters will decide Issue No. 1 to amend the state constitution and establish a permanent one man one vote apportionment. The plan, backed by both parties, would keep the 99 member House and 33 member Senate until after the 1970 census and set up an apportionment board to redraw districts in 1971 for the 1972 elections.
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Ohio
Butler County
Middletown
Ohio House
Ohio Bond Commission
Frank Pokorny
Ted Gray
Senate
Pokorny
House
General Assembly
Ohio Afl Cio
Ohio Supreme Court
Medicine cabinets brighten aging housing in Midwest
Public housing authorities in a Midwest city install medicine cabinets in elderly apartments after tenants complain. The change follows concerns about noise from mirrors and open shelves. Officials note happiness may be in the mind, but cabinets arrive to please residents.
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Charles Schultz
Los Angeles Plans $504 Million Jumbo Jet Expansion
A memo from Francis T. Fox outlines a three part program to expand L A International Airport to 60 million passengers annually. The plan includes four parallel runways, new largely underground terminals, increased gate capacity to 130, larger auto parking, and improved baggage handling to meet future jumbo jets and SSTs.
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Los Angeles
Francis T. Fox
Mass
Telegram
L. A. International Airport
Nually
Chicago
O'Hare
L. A
America
Russia
Grand Central
1,100 Christmas gift packages sent to Vietnam GIs
Volunteers led by Mrs Mamie Downey gathered 1100 gift boxes at the Rescue Squad building in Germantown. The drive, supported by Middletown Germantown and Dayton communities, aims to reach Vietnam troops, with wrapping by Crystal Tissue Co and help from local industries. Neighbors seek cards for 7 year old Billy Joe Carroll ill at Sherman School.
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Vietnam
Germantown
Mamie Downey
Crystal Tissue Co
Murphy
Billy Joe Carroll
Chester Carroll
Waite St
Billy Joe
Sherman School
Vietnam war hinges on collective defense against communism
The piece argues United States must lead a free world coalition to counter Soviet and Chinese aggression in Southeast Asia. It cites Nixon’s 1974 remarks and Dulles 1954 policy, urging broader alliance to deter Hanoi and prevent wider war.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Indo - China
Free World
Asia
Geneva
State Department
State Dulles
Southeast Asia
Russia
Nixon
Dulles
France
Great Britain
United Nations
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
South Korea
Red China
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription options with per copy costs of 10 cents on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays. City and suburban motor routes cost 60 cents weekly, with mail rates at 15.90 yearly in trading areas and 2400 yearly outside trading areas, plus 38.00 outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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U.S
Nixon Banks on a Youthful Aides Network
Richard Nixon surrounds himself with advisers mostly aged mid twenties to early forties, blending experienced politicians with a new generation. Notable figures include Pat Buchanan, Joni Sears, Dwight Chapin, Martin Anderson, and Richard Whalen, signaling a modern, centrist team aimed at broad appeal.
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Nixon “Idea
Pat Buchanan
St. Louis Globe - Democrat
Middle East
Africa
Nixon
Joni Sears
Nixon Law Firm
Dwight Chapin
J. Walter Thompson
Thomas Evans
Martin Anderson
Columbia University
Richard Whalen
Joseph P. Kennedy
Georgetown Center For Strategic Studies
Raymond Price
New York Herald
Anderson
Columbia
Night sky study by 11 year old Jesse Grant on White House roof
A gifted young observer names Jesse Grant, age eleven, uses a telescope on the White House roof at night to study the heavens. California is praised for leading in parks forests bases teachers and cars. A survey notes cruise passengers consume half their body weight on a Caribbean voyage. Only two Confederate capitals, Tallahassee and Austin, remained uncaptured during the Civil War.
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Dick Whalen
Wall Street Journal
Whalen
Journal
Fortune Magazine
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Harry Luce
White House
Jesse Grant
National Geographic Society
Tallahassee
Fla
Austin, Tex
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News. Journal Inc
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Henry Bellman
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Oklahoma
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Arthur Schlesinger
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Round Table
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Camelot
U. S
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Jerome Wiesner
Robert McNamara
Romney
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