Rational Debate Over Vietnam Shines Through Udall Plan
The piece argues for calm discussion over violence as the nation seeks a rational Vietnam policy. It highlights Rep. Morris Udall of Arizona urging de escalation and American withdrawal, contrasting it with the surrounding chaos and urging continued sober debate in Congress.
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Caution Over Marijuana Risks From Athens Research
University of Athens researcher Dr. Constandinos J. Miras warns that habitual marijuana use causes long lasting personality changes and may permanently affect the brain. After twenty years of study he urges further research and cautions readers against assuming harmlessness.
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Diverse backgrounds loom in GOP 1968 nomination race
Washington report surveys seven top Republican hopefuls for the presidential nomination and their diverse origins from Mormon to Quaker to Christian Scientist. It highlights four self made millionaires and notes two potential vice presidential nominees including a Negro and a Jew. In depth portraits appear in The Republican Establishment by Stephen Hess and David S Broder.
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Middletown marks 165th anniversary with plat filing event
Middletown celebrates 165 years since Stephen Vail filed the city plat in Cincinnati. Acknowledgments include a historical society meeting at Central School on Wednesday with a Cincinnati speaker and a look at local art in Greathouse and Central Store windows. The Middletown Historical Society has 350 members and invites new joiners.
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Protesters distort Vietnam in Gallup poll debate
The piece argues that 70 percent say the Johnson administration has not told all about Vietnam. It notes protesters distort issues, cites Fulbright on exiting, and mentions new groups like Citizens Committee for Peace With Freedom in Vietnam plus reactions from Hasluck and global press coverage.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio offers per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, weekly street delivery, and annual mail rates in trading and outside areas. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper notes its founding in 1857.
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China Dynasty Change Question Looms Over Mao Era
Joseph Alsop assesses whether Mao Zedong still wields absolute power amid Chiang Ching and Chen Po ta’s influence. He discusses recent shifts in army authority, potential coups, economic strains, and the pattern of cycles in Beijing, warning that a restart of the Cultural Revolution could spark renewed chaos and a possible dynasty change.
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