Guilt and fate push Humphrey as Democrats eye 1976
In a New York view, Establishment Democrats show a guilt complex steering toward Hubert Humphrey as the likely 1976 nominee. The piece argues past failures to back Humphrey in 1968 and McGovern in 1972 haunt current planning, with Hubert seen as a reassuring, familiar figure amid party unease. It notes Kennedy and Jackson as less favored, Carey uncertain, and others unknown, while suggesting atonement shapes the field.
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New York
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
George McGovern
Hubert
McGovern
California
Senate
Middletown forms Colonel Bayard Smith DAR chapter
The Middletown community forms the Colonel Jonathon Bayard Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Nine members plan to transfer from other groups, with Mrs. Peters as temporary regent and committees drafting bylaws. The group aims to preserve Revolutionary memory, locate historical sites, and foster research and patriotism.
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Middletown
Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Baylies Peters
S. Main Street
Peters
Jonathon Bayard Smith
Col. Smith
Ohio
Boston
Philadelphia
Jonathan Bayard Smith
U.S
Sons of the American Revolution
California
Louisville
Hannah Arnett
Elizabethtown
N.J
Gen. Howe
W.O. McDowell
New Daughters of the American Revolution
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Col
Touch typing and shorthand origins from Sholes to Gregg
A brisk look at touch typing traceable to Christopher Latham Sholes and the typewriter’s letter layout. It traces shorthand's evolution from Marcus Tullius Tiro to John Robert Gregg, noting Wilson and Pius XII used shorthand in drafts and profiling Gregg’s life and impact. The piece ends with a playful prize teaser set in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Christopher Latham Sholes
Andrew Jackson
America
William Burt
Marcus Tullius Tiro
Cicero
St. Paul
Woodrow Wilson
Pope Pius XII
John Robert Gregg
Ireland
Gregg
Ho Chi Minh City
Uncle Sam
Apathy City questioned in Middletown youth letter
Letter to the editor praises TAPS teens for a walkie talkie fund drive for the Middletown police and objects to a store restroom denial. The writer condemns adult abuse and apathy, urges support for local youth, and cites the city fathers and progress labels while urging pride in Middletown.
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TAPS
Middletown
N. K. McNeill
Woodridge Drive
FBI chief argues liberties may yield for national security
Clarence Kelley contends Americans must surrender a small measure of liberties to counter espionage threats, a view praised by Albert Jenner Jr. in the post-Watergate era. The debate centers on surveillance without court warrants and whether constitutional rights can be curtailed for national survival.
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Clarence Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
U.S
Kelley
Kelly
Albert E. Jenner Jr
Jenner
Soviet Union
FBI
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
The News Journal of Middletown Ohio lists pricing for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday options, and mail subscriptions. Rates show daily and Sunday charges with annual and four-week period options, paid in advance, reflecting a 1857-founded local newspaper tradition.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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George Washington
Flora Adams Darling
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Thomas Bentley
Kentucky
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