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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal, Inc
United Nations Viet Nam debate signals cautious momentum
At the 21st session the General Assembly weighs a stronger push on Viet Nam while warning the United States to consider negotiations. Secretaries urge concerted action as postal systems face rising mail volume and speed needs. A boy learns horse riding on TV inspired by a Western, realizing the ride outpaces the car and ends with a humorous honesty.
Beauty in Embassies and Cape Cod Critique
A Washington column reflects on what counts as beauty from Tokyo to Truro. It criticizes the Lady Bird beautification program funded by taxpayers, praising Truro’s native charm while lampooning the federal push as costly vanity. The piece closes with a humorous Russia versus U.S. note on street cleanliness.
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Washington
Tokyo
P. Alexis Johnson
Japan
Patricia Johnson
Edwin O. Reischauer
State Department
Johnson
Cape Cod
Hastings Keith
Massachusetts
Truro
U.S
Provincetown
Big Brother
THE
Advocate
Cape Codder
Grosse Pointe
Michigan
Treasury
Russia
Moscow
New U S Peace Bid on Viet Nam Faces Mixed Reactions
Ambassador Goldberg outlines a detailed peace formula to the UN General Assembly, offering a cease fire and de escalation in exchange for North Viet Nam’s reciprocal steps. The United States stresses it will not attack Peiping and seeks North Vietnamese participation in talks with Viet Cong. The move aims to create a stalemate advantage for communists and shift focus to internal challenges in Red China.
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Goldberg
General Assembly of the United Nations
Johnson
Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
U Thant
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Red China
North
Formosa
Security Council
Nationalist China
Asia
UN General Assembly
Paul Harvey on Real Ecumenism and Faith Dialogue
The piece critiques superficial ecumenism and urges honest, decisive faith stance. It cites Rabbi Marc H Tanenbaum and warns against preferring politeness over truth as divisions linger among Christian and other faiths. It argues dialogue should be genuine, not a platform to avoid conversion or persuasion.
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Billy Graham
Rome
Marc H. Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Office of Interreligious Affairs
Utah
Texas
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
French Revolution's Three Principal Leaders Identified
The three principal leaders of the French Revolution are Georges Jacques Danton Jean Paul Marat and Maximilien Marie Isidore de Robespierre. The trio shaped the early revolutionary agenda guiding Paris and revolutionary politics during the period.
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George Jacques Danton
Jean Paul Marat
Maximilian Marie Isidore de Robe
Srre
Registration Deadline Urges Voters for November Election
Public notice urges eligible voters in Middletown to register by 9 p.m. tomorrow or lose voting rights in the upcoming election. Free transportation offered by New Car Dealers Association and several local motor companies. Messages advise checking registration status with the Board of Elections and note state congressional county and school tax issues on the ballot.
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Board of Elections
Middletown Federal Building
New Car Dealers Association of
Middletown
Howe Motors
Curry
Heber Jones
Erlandson
Guyler
Hughes Motors
Beck Talbert
Wilmer Motors
Robert Bair
League of Women Voters
Americans Thrive in Japan as Ballplayers Pick Sweet Life
The piece notes about twenty one Americans in two Japanese leagues with Daryl Spencer earning around $40,000 a year in Hankyu Braves. It highlights Yomiuri Giants avoid foreign players, Matsutaro Shoriki’s drive for a world series and how Americans adapt to life and pitch style in Japan.
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Tokyo
U. S
Daryl Spencer
Hankyu Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Daryl
Joe Stanka
Chicago White Sox
Taiyo Whales
Kent Hadley
Gordon Bloomfield
Nankai Hawks
San Diego
Portland
Don Zimmer
Washington Senators
Norm Larker
Tacoma
P.C.L
Tokyo Flyers
Stan Palys
Hawaii
Hanshin Tigers
Ken Aspromonte
Salt Lake
John Ward
Glen Stephens
Denver
Atlanta
Chunich Dragons
Lou Jackson
Rochester
Sankei Atoms
Roman Mejias
Toronto
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodger
Giants
Ken Myers
L. A. Dodgers
Matsutaro Shoriki
America
Japan
Shoriki
Yomiuri Giants
Larry Doby
Indians
Don Newcombe
Spencer
Fezzes Stolen From Shriners In San Francisco
A fragment notes Shriners in San Francisco report theft of their fezzes. The item quips on crime and hunger in a conversational tone, mentioning a kitchen mechanic and a pastry contest as a humorous aside. It references a large bat and its fruit preference in a Factograph style blurb.
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Shriners
San Francisco
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Ruth Montgomery
David Lawrence
Paul Harvey
Leonard Goldberg
Leonard
Menism
Dave Regan
Considine
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Dennis the Menace
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