Nixon Leads GOP Race Study Shows National Momentum
The Christian Science Monitor surveys GOP leaders by state and finds Richard Nixon with a commanding lead toward the 1964 nomination. Some experts predict a convention deadlock or a tight race to the wire with Romney gaining only in primaries. Nixon enjoys broad leadership support, while Romney’s path appears uphill.
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Our Books Are Decaying
Lovers of books value longevity but modern volumes printed after the Civil War face rapid deterioration due to ground wood fiber and chemical papers. Experts warn many books from 1900 to 1930 will crumble by century’s end though cheaper papers expanded knowledge.
Buckley column on YAF convention and Keyes speech in Pittsburgh
William F Buckley Jr surveys the Young Americans for Freedom seventh convention in Pittsburgh. He highlights a 17 year old San Antonio Black speaker Mr Keyes who energized the audience with his measured critique of both sides and the left’s behavior. Buckley notes YAF’s emphasis on individual responsibility and long term civil rights progress. Alan MacKay wins YAF presidency as debates stretch into resolutions returned to local chapters.
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Vietnam
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Letter from Vietnam veteran warns of return home
A reader submits a satirical letter from Drew Barnickle, son of Franklin residents, describing a soldier’s rough journey back from Vietnam. It urges neighbors to welcome him with tolerance as he adjusts to civilian life and notes his altered behavior and suspicions. The message ends warning not to send letters after February 28, 1968 as he leaves the tropics in seven days for the PX.
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Johnson faces wartime crisis and looming economic controls
President Johnson confronts a dual crisis as war drains finances and inflation rises. Analysts warn the nation may need wage and price controls and higher taxes to avert a run on the economy, with deficit pressures and potential strikes signaling broader reforms.
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No headline available Subscriptions rates list
The Journal published by the News-Journal, Ine. lists subscription prices for the Middletown, Ohio area. Rates include 10c weekdays, 15c Sundays, 60c weekly via routes, $15 yearly by mail in trading areas, $24 outside trading areas, and $38 outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Dayan’s Arab solution outlined by Joseph Alsop
Tel Aviv report on Moshe Dayan describing a two part approach to the West Bank and Gaza. Dayan argues for occupation without administration and urges West Bank leaders to manage their own affairs to achieve lasting peace. He projects a two to four year window to reach that goal.
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