Skydiving Regulations Urged After Lake Erie Tragedy
The Lake Erie skydiving disaster prompts calls for tighter FAA rules on equipment and instruction. Experts note prior cloud jumping violations and Senator Monroney has introduced a bill to set standards and regulate jumps to reduce risks to participants and the public.
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Lake Erie
Federal Aviation Agency
Raymond Starnes
FAA
Senator Monroney
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Monroney
Clownish Nazis Clash With MPs At Culpeper National Cemetery
A 1960s confrontation at Culpeper National Cemetery in Virginia saw swastika insignia wearing protesters blocked by military police led by Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner. The scene drew harsh remarks on the absurdity and immorality of the Nazi display amid U.S. wartime values.
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National Cemetery
Culpeper
George Lincoln Rockwell
Carl C. Turner
America
Cuba Missile Buildup Near U S Faces U S Scrutiny
Washington sources allege Soviet IRBMs 70 feet long with 1500 mile range are kept in Cuban mountains near Miami aimed at the White House Capitol and Pentagon. Camouflaged ships deliver missiles to caves as Cuban guerrillas train in Latin America under Russian, Czech and North Vietnamese assistance.
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Miami
Washington, D. C
Cuba
White House
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Pentagon
Rosario
Gobernadora
Russia
Kennedy
Sucesos
Mexico City
Latin America
Castro
George S. Benson
National Education Program
Cuban
South America
Internal Security Committee
Antonio Apud
Peru
Colombia
Brazil
Venezuela
Ecuador
Litter Costs You Money Say Nine Million Cleanups
Dave Began Here And There urges readers to consider waste and littering costs. He cites Keep America Beautiful estimating about nine million dollars to clean up after Labor Day. He argues littering hurts the pocketbook and suggests personal responsibility to reduce costs.
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Keep
America
New Germany and Japan Face Postwar National Change
In Bonn Germany Joseph Alsop argues postwar Germany and Japan will form new national personalities as they recover from World War II. Germany shows a cautious, practical shift under Kiesinger, while Japan grows as a major industrial power. Allies and rivals shape a redefined European balance and future world role.
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Joseph Alsop
Bonn
Germany
Israel
Bangkok
Saigon
Oressed
Europe
Japan
China
Asia
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
John J. McCloy
John Foster Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Kurt George Kiesinger
de Gaulle
Lyndon’ S. Johnson
London
Washington
Paris
Eastern
East Germany
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription terms and prices. Daily editions cost 10 cents per copy, Sundays 15 cents, with weekly and yearly mail rates: $15 in trading areas, $24 outside, $38 for outside U.S.A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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U.S.A
Re-run the Campaign TV Newsreels Across Decades
A nostalgic plea to replay key political film clips from 1964 to 1966. It calls for Johnson and Reagan era statements on Vietnam, civil rights, and foreign policy, plus Chicago riots, Detroit marches, and Birmingham police actions.
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Eufala
Oklahoma
Johnson
Asia
McNamara
Vietnam
Bobby Kennedy
South Africa
Chicago
Daley
No - Man’s - Land
Romney
Detroit
Selma
Alabama
New Haven
Conecticut
Lee
Tallest races named in world regions and explorers
The text lists the Tutsi of Ruanda Urundi in Africa and the Ona of Tierra del Fuego in Chile as the tallest races. It notes Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin fought for the Union in the Civil War. Northwestern University nearly doubled campus by filling 74 acres of Lake Michigan. It also claims U S railroad freight cars could form a train 1 000 miles long.
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Ruanda - Urundi
Belgium
Congo
Ona
Tierra del Fuego
Chile
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
United States
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