Tito Rebuff Stuns Kremlin Amid Yugoslav Resolve
Tito delivered a defiant address to 100000 Yugoslavs five years after breaking with Stalin. He signaled independence from Soviet bloc pressures while US Undersecretary Katzenbach's visit suggested Western backing. Kremlin pressure may cool as Yugoslav resolve and history of defiance loom large.
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Let Schirra speak up for better space mission odds
Public note defends Walter Schirra's occasional temper as an escape valve under orbital stress. Critics urge calm, but supporters say temper has not hindered performance and may aid morale and mission success. The essay closes with a biblical exhortation about listening to God.
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Wallace appeal spans bankers to backers in 1968 field
A Cincinnati convention poll shows lady bankers favor George Wallace for president, despite mixed views on his background. The piece notes Wallace’s WWII service and later discrediting statements, then discusses broader third party chatter and doubtful impact on the election.
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What About Liquor and Smoking in Public Health Debate
Paul Harvey notes Dr Alton Ochsner faced early opposition in linking smoking to lung cancer in 1936. He cites later allies and a surgeon general report condemning tobacco, then argues liquor advertising and alcohol use pose similar dangers with 11 000 direct deaths annually and 800 000 crashes and 25 000 plane deaths linked to drinking.
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Hanoi faces mounting trouble as Vietnam war stalls
Joseph Alsop argues Hanoi's plans falter after three offensives. Tet losses, delayed victory promises, and defections reveal internal strain. He warns a fourth round would demand massive replacements, risking greater failure than prior efforts.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal details daily and Sunday subscription prices. It lists per copy, weekly, and yearly mail rates for city, trading areas, and outside regions including international. Rates are payable in advance and the paper notes its founding in 1857.
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Slippery Rock Defeats Wilmington College 25-12
Slippery Rock Rockets beat Wilmington College 25 to 12 at Townsend Field in Wilmington. The game featured penalties and ejections, with Slippery Rock using its beefy line to control the contest as Wilmington struggled to mount a comeback.
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McCarthy Displays Meanness in Vietnamrow Politics
Washington column criticizes Sen. Eugene McCarthy for sulky behavior after losing the nomination. It argues his demand on Humphrey over Vietnam was unfair and shows irritable pettiness amid a contentious year.
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