Power And Restraint In Cuban Crisis Reflected In Kennedy Memoir
The 1962 Cuban missile crisis is reexamined through John F Kennedy's restraint and leadership as detailed by Robert F Kennedy. Critics from Russell to Fulbright favored stronger action while generals pressed for attack and even nuclear options. The piece argues that political and psychological factors must guide policy, not military impulse.
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UN impotence and Afro Asian ties shape Cold War voices
A critique argues the UN serves little purpose as African nations align with Taiwan and Red China loses ground. It notes six Soviet violations in Czechoslovakia and laments Western passivity, urging skepticism toward UN's role in global justice.
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Say Thank You To Those Who Help In Time Of Need
A friend badly injured in an auto crash credits three policemen who rushed him to hospital. He urges appreciation for officers and better pay and equipment, noting many beneficiaries fail to say thanks for lifesaving acts.
It's Time to Practice Consideration for Public Servants
The piece argues public servants face tough work and public neglect. It urges readers to show courtesy and gratitude, noting such regard improves health and well being.
Three-way campaign obstruction looms in US race
The piece analyzes how campaign style shifts to local, televised messaging with pledges scarce, creating voter confusion. It discusses party splits, potential House involvement in a disputed Electoral College outcome, and the risk of a three-way race complicating governance and stability.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily price terms including per copy 10 cents weekday and 15 cents Sunday, delivery by newspaper carrier or motor route in city and suburban areas, with mail options at 15 dollars per year for seven days within trading areas and 24 dollars per year outside trading areas, 38 dollars overseas. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
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McCarthy and Humphrey Clash on Vietnam Principles
John P Roche argues Humphrey cannot adopt McCarthy's Vietnam stance without betraying liberal principles. He praises McCarthy's consistency in opposing Vietnam as a matter of belief, notes his critique of coalition government, and cautions against forcing unity with Humphrey despite party tensions.
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