Cambodia Holocaust Rumors Grow as World Mulls Action
A Copley News Service report notes a UN Human Rights Subcommission inquiry into Cambodia’s alleged genocide, with eye witness accounts from Thai refugee camps and a State Department compilation detailing refugee stories, official statements, and external analyses. Analysts estimate hundreds of thousands to millions killed, while Cambodia’s isolation limits precise figures.
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Human Rights Commission
Thailand
Washington
Carter
Cambodia
Francois Ponchaud
Gentle Land
John Barron
Anthony Paul
Robert Oakley
Senate
Dreams and Daydreams of John Sinor
John Sinor muses on dreaming as healthy, recounting odd dream scenes from safety razors to ravens and regiments. He jokes about mischief, wealth through dream wine, an invisible flying saucer rescue, and chasing the elusive Great American Novel that vanishes with morning light.
Frank R. Myers Publisher General Manager Jim Mills
The line notes leadership staff with Frank R. Myers as publisher and general manager and Jim Mills as managing editor as of Saturday September 16, 1978. It records the newsroom leadership for the period.
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Frank R. Myers
Jim Mills
Public employees mobilize against tax revolt and reform drives
At the New Orleans convention, assembly workers declare they are first targets of reform and can head off similar measures in other states. They advocate making local government more efficient and persuading leaders to avoid large budget surpluses, warning against scapegoating by politicians. The piece quotes Murray Kempton on political tyranny and church views.
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California
Assembly of Governmental Employees
New Orleans
Middletown Builder William Smith Dies at 89
Funeral services held for William A. Smith oldest native Middletown resident and retired contractor. He helped plan the Middletown Building & Loan Association’s new Main and Central corner building and built bricks for numerous local projects including the Serg Opera House and Presbyterian Church.
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Middletown
Central Ave
Wiliam A. Smith
Middletown Building & Loan Association
Main and
Central
William Smith
Walter Smith
Elizabeth Longstreet
New Jersey
Bulding
Stith
Tytus Avenue
St. Paul's Church
RO H. Wilson
North Clark Street
W.B Oglesby
Tytus- Gardner
PJ Serg
Middletown Machine Works
Sabin Robbins
Sebald Cold Storage House
American Cigar Co
Orginal American Rolling Mui
Smith
Serg Opera House
Presbyterian Church
South Main
North School
Main
Manchester
J.B. Morton
YMCA
Sorg Paper Co
P. Lorillard
Sawyer
William Smith Jr
Middletown Building & Loan
Caldwell & Iseminger Smith
Sorg Opera House
Caldwell & Iseminger
Ohio
Great Miami
State
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates List
The journal published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Per copy prices apply to weekdays and Sunday editions with home delivery by carrier or motor route options. U.S. and international rates are provided with payment terms in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Met
U.S.A
USA
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