Let George Do It Won't Work In Ending Pollution
A city air pollution ordinance aims to protect health amid public resistance to banning trash burning. Armco reduces furnace emissions at great cost, arguing public interest while some oppose limits. The piece notes car exhaust controls, Los Angeles mandates devices, and the Public Health Service warns that unchecked pollution risks lung disease.
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Armco
Los Angeles
U.S. Public Health Service
Swordfish Attacks Sub Offshore Florida Ends in Dinner
A swordfish from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution targets a 23 foot experimental submarine off Florida. The fish’s sword shatters the hull, is hauled to surface, and becomes the meal. The episode prompts questions about motive and size versus armament. Luke 9 1 is cited in the text.
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Woods Hole
Chaffee Era Ties To Rhode Island Power and Boats
William F Buckley Jr surveys Rhode Island politics and the PatPatty Pattie Pattie naming, describing Governor John H Chafee as a popular modern Republican. The piece notes his direct style, campaign strengths, and ties to national figures while recounting a sailing event with 500 boats, Coast Guard escorts, and a curious mix of politics and sport.
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Dame Pattie
Pattie
Patty Berg
Patee
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Patty
Chafee
Robert Menzies
Eleanor Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Pacemaker
Yale
John Lindsay
Romney
John Chafee
Australia
Mental Health Week flags awareness and clinic expansion
Mental Health Week runs through next Sunday highlighting that mental illness, though common, is curable. Middletown will open its own clinic at Middletown Hospital, directed by Dr. C Donald Stevens, with public funds and strong emphasis on family involvement in treatment.
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Middletown
Butler County Mental Health Clinic
Donald Stevens
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton
Stevens
Johnson backs Joint Chiefs to bomb Haiphong port
President Johnson has endorsed the Joint Chiefs of Staffs call to bomb Haiphong to block shipments to South Vietnam. The move followed Senate Armed Services Committee pressure after Chiefs testimony was withheld, highlighting civilian control and wartime policy tensions. The piece notes naval air strikes targeting rail yards and warehouses, and questions whether earlier military guidance might have shortened the war.
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Johnson
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Haiphong
South Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Defense Department
Joint Chiefs
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Soviet Union
United States
Hanoi
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News-Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with per-copy and weekly mail prices. Rates cover city delivery 10 cents weekdays, 15 cents Sunday, and mail plans at $15 per year for seven days, with outside trading areas at higher weekly and yearly rates. Founded in 1857.
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They Stormed The Heights Kuneitra Syria Invasion Recounted
Joseph Alsop portrays the Golani Brigade’s assault on the Golan Heights and Kuneitra from the Huleh Valley to the Syrian border. He details the fierce fighting, the use of bulldozers and enemy trenches, and the diverse mix of soldiers unified by a common mission.
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Syria
Huleh
Golan Heights
Israel - In - Syria
Israel
Nimrud
Bohemund
Antioch
Georgia
Stalin
Syrian Border Command
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