Project Heartbeat aims to boost Middletown Civic budget
The Civic Association launches Project Heartbeat to raise 229000 annually, enlarging the budget from 446000 to 675000 for 18 supported agencies. Funds stay local, with volunteers handling drives in 11 years since the last appeal, benefiting Boy Scouts to YMCA and Red Cross across a four county area.
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Lemon Township
Monroe
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Children’s Home
Doty House
Family Service Bureau
Fresh Air Camp
Girl Scouts
Golden Age Club
Junior Achievement
Mental Hygiene Association
Middletown Hospital
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Red Cross, Safety Council
Salvation
Agnew Under Fire as Nixon Allies Defend Record
William F Buckley Jr argues that Spiro Agnew faces harsh scrutiny from anti-Nixon forces over misstatements and civil rights remarks. Buckley praises Agnew's spontaneity, toughness, and loyalty to Nixon while contrasting debates and foreign policy stances with Humphrey and Johnson.
Open houses draw Middleton crowds this weekend
Armco and Aeronca hosted weekend open houses drawing large crowds from Middleton and surrounding areas. A pickpocket incident occurred at Armco while the Middletown Journal was hosting its events.
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Watching Moscow for Peace and the Vietnam War
Washington voices fear that the Vietnam war could widen into larger conflicts in Europe and Asia. Analysts warn that Soviet moves in Czechoslovakia and Mediterranean naval growth threaten global security and US influence, potentially triggering a new world war if Vietnam peace fails.
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Institute For Strategic Studies
London
Mediterranean
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Vietnam
Denis Warner
Far East
Melbourne
Washington Post
Security Council
General Assembly
League of Nations
Munich
Open Housing Debate Lines Drawn In Middletown Letters
A reader supports George Wallace as a segregationist who champions equal rights and cites his industrial and political record. The letter defends Wallace, questions critics, and argues for housing facilities that are open to all races while noting tensions in integration. It closes by praising Middletown as a progressive city.
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