Jets for Latin America and the single minded policy clash
The piece argues against U S plans to sell supersonic jets to Latin American governments, citing economic and social needs. It notes Peru and Brazil eye French aircraft, threats to development, and that congressional reluctance favors prioritizing development over military hardware. It contrasts costs and compatibility with living standards.
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U.S
Hemisphere
Latin America
United States
Peru
Brazil
New York Times
Northrup Company
New York Hippies Turn to Speed Amidst Street Scene
The East Village scene shifts from LSD to methadrine or speed. The potent amphetamine is blamed for injurious mental effects and social harm. Some hippies urge discouragement of use while warning youths to avoid reckless experimentation and ruin. Joshua 1:9 is quoted as a stance of courage.
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New York
East Village
Halloween legend at Miltonville inn tale of peddler’s death
Middletown scribe recalls Miltonville once thriving as a stage coach stop with a tavern and two potteries. A Halloween night led to the peddler’s murder and body found in an old well, a legend that haunted the inn with strange noises thereafter.
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Miltonville
Richard Crane
Theophilus Egglesfield
United Brethren Church
Miami Valley
Middletown
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication by Journal Inc with pricing for in city and suburban newspaper delivery, mail subscriptions inside and outside trading areas, and international rates. It notes 1857 founding and service terms.
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The
News. Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Us.a
Civilian limits on Vietnam war policy questioned in Senate testimony
UPI reports from Saigon describe the first bombing of Phuc Yen airfield near Hanoi and the push by pilots from Navy, Army, and Marines. Senate Armed Services Committee hearings reveal generals say they were blocked from targeting key sites by civilian decisions favoring gradualism, with claims a heavier, shorter strike could have proven more effective.
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Washington
UPI
Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Armed Services Committee
United States Senate
Harold K. Johnson
United States Army
Wallace M. Gresne
U. S. Marine Corps
Gilbert L. Meyers
Seventh Air Force
Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Who Now Rules Red China
Joseph Alsop analyzes China’s civil strife and leadership shifts amid the Cultural Revolution. He maps widespread violence from Lhasa to Canton, notes Mao’s fluctuating control, and asks whether Mao or a military collegium now governs China as fall 1966 events unfold.
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Canton
Oller
Lhasa
Swatow
Hainan Island
Changchun
Manchuria
China
Wuhan
Mao Tse
Lin Piao
Yangtse
Peking
People’s Daily
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Shanghai
Mao
Chiang Ching
Chen Po-ta
Red Guards
Hong Kong
Nieh Jung-chen
Chou En-lai
Father's Appeal to the President Over Vietnam War Loss
San Mateo resident C. T. Reeves writes to President arguing against further U S intervention in Vietnam. He laments his son Marine Cpl Gordon Reeves 20 killed near Con Thien and criticizes black market corruption and international entanglements. He urges focusing on domestic needs and hemispheric defense.
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C. T. Reeves
San Mateo
Calif
Bruce Evans
Burbank Street
Marine Cpl
Gordon
Mike’ Reeves
Con Thin
Vietnam
San Francisco
Mike
Saigon
da Nang
Koreas
Indochina
Bolivia
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Changsha
Wang Li
Cultural Revolution High Command
Kuan Feng
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