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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1966
Page
4
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Two women will carry the American viewpoint to small Himalayan nations. Hope Cooke, American-born wife of Sikkim’s Maharajah, has spoken in Sikkim since 1963. Carol C. Laise, appointed ambassador to Nepal, will represent the United States there.
A vivid chronicle of Warsaw's siege from 1939 to 1945, detailing the German occupation, the destruction of the city, the brutal impact on civilians and Jews, the 1944 uprising led by General Komorowski, and the Soviet advance that declared Warsaw liberated. The narrative contrasts German brutality with Polish stubborn resilience and the republic’s rebirth from rubble.
Washington observers debate President Johnson’s move to name Katzenbach deputy attorney general at the same time he shifts to run the State Department as No. 2. The article weighs implications for civil rights enforcement, foreign policy knowledge, and possible successors, including Ramsey Clark and Justice Clark, while noting past precedents and political considerations.
Bob Considine portrays Vietnam as a daily lived war with heat dust and traffic as Saigon hosts a war visible from the Caravelle Hotel. Montagnards defend sovereignty, resist Hanoi, and enforce harsh social punishments including public restitution and neck-burial penalties, painting a grim portrait of rural justice amid conflict.
McCalls magazine features David Brinkley invoking women as a leisure class and questions their creative output. The reply defends women by noting the many daily duties mothers perform, from housework to errands and school events, highlighting the unseen labor behind family life.
A fragment notes that David knows women who employ full time help including a nursemaid, while the speaker emphasizes they do not.
In 1968 Michigan politics center on Romney's re election bid and coattail influence on Griffin Williams. A Detroit News poll suggests Griffin leading Williams while national Johnson unpopularity looms, with Ferency unknown and Nedzi fending off a white backlash in Hamtramck.
Mothers of 12 percent of young British soldiers at Strensall Army depot challenge CO to an apple pie bake off to prove the mess is more than mere cooking. The column also recalls Grandpappy Jenkins claim that wet socks cure insomnia, asking how a head cold might be cured.
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