Arrogant Hershey Should Step Down From Draft Role
The piece denounces General Lewis B. Hershey as dictatorial and overlong in charge of Selective Service. It urges his resignation or at least a forced replacement as the draft system faces changes and questions about directorial power and independence of the appeals board.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Department of Justice
Hershey
Presidential Appeals Board
National Appeals Board
Selective Service System
Appeals Board
Nixon
Call for Delay in Mississippi School Desegregation
Deliberations note the oddity of a federal plea to postpone desegregation 15 years after Brown v. Board. Justice Department staff lawyers accuse the government of softening its policy while the Fifth Circuit allows delay but requires steps toward integration before year end. The piece ends with a moral reflection and biblical quote.
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Supreme Court
Mississippi
Department of Justice
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Spin-off potential of space tech for U S health care
HEW secretary Robert H. Finch argues space program by-products boost medical devices, telemetry, and record storage. He notes helmets, life support, miniaturization, and Parkinson’s diagnostics stem from space tech, aiding rural health access and emergency care while urging leadership and incentives for broad health system expansion in the 1970s.
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Marianne Means
Robert H. Finch
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Moon
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Houston
U. S
HEW
Who Wrote the Pledge of Allegiance Revealed
Mrs. Nana L. Williams recalls the pledge origin and its author Francis Bellamy. The pledge first appeared in Youth's Companion in 1892 during Columbus Day celebrations with millions of children reciting it. Investigations later named Bellamy as the author, with 1923 and 1954 amendments adding changes and the phrase Under God.
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Francis Bellamy
Nana L. Williams
Central Ave
Youth's Companion
Boston
United States
Youth’s Companion
United States Flag Association
Library of Congress
National Flag Conference
United States of America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Why Not Management Day Could Honor American Industry
A column argues for creating a Management Day to recognize the progress driven by American industry and its leaders. It notes innovations in transport, communications, electricity, and mass production since the early 20th century, stressing management’s role in growth and national life.
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Washington
America
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
South America
United States
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday subscription prices. In city mail rates are 321.00 yearly for seven days, outside trading area 3000.00 yearly, and outside USA 3800.00 yearly, all payable in advance.
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USA
Buckley critiques Cousins on Vietnam peace bids
William F. Buckley Jr. argues Norman Cousins overstates peaceful overtures from Hanoi and the US response. He contends Johnson and officials ignored genuine peace gestures, noting multiple appeals failed to yield talks or halt bombing, ending with no lasting outcome.
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Look Magazine
U. S
Vietnam
Norman Cousins
Cousing
Ralph Feller
Look
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Cousins
Mr. Cousins
Mr. Feler
Johnson
State Department
Pentagon
Ho Chi Minh
Ing
Hanoi
White House
North Vietnam
United States
Lo and
Intermezzo Defined and Salad Described in Brief
An intermezzo is a short musical piece between major movements. originally an interlude of light character contrasting a drama. A salad is a preparation of vegetables served cold with dressing of oil, vinegar and salt as essential ingredients.
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