See-Saw Race To Moon Enters Final Lap
James E Webb hints USSR leads in space after Zond 5 flyby as officials dispute the claim, while Apollo 7 and Saturn V pave the way for a potential U.S. lunar return this December. Britain’s Sir Bernard Lovell credits the Soviet achievement and sees the moon goal advancing.
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James E. Webb
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Earth
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Britain
Ussr
Webb
United States
Israeli specialists turn desert land into productive work
Israeli engineers and technicians now lead a global consulting firm focused on water, agricultural development, sewage, and drainage. Sixteen years after starting as a domestic water planning body, the firm conducts over 60 percent of its projects abroad in Burma, the Ivory Coast, Mexico, Brazil, and South Korea.
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Israel
Burma
Ivory Coast
Mexico
Brazil
South Korea
Humphrey Texas campaign mirrors West Virginia setback
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey faces a slow campaign in Texas similar to his 1960 West Virginia primary loss. It contrasts Kennedy's well organized 1960 efforts with Humphrey's weak advance presence, poor funding, and limited local support, noting Texas voters’ split loyalties among Nixon and Wallace.
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Hubert Humphrey
Texas
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Humphrey
Jfk
White House
Kennedy
Paul B. Martin
Martinsburg VA
Floyd Odoms
John Connally
Connally
Ben Barnes
Dick Nixon
George Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Hubert
Martinsburg
Kennedys
Charles Town
Floyd Odom
Commine
Chicago
Machiavellis
Macheavellis
West
Humphey
Richard Nixon
Richard Nevon
Journal Subscription Rates For Middletown Page
Local notice lists subscription rates for The Journal Daily published by News Journs inc in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 60 cents weekly motor route in city, 15 cents Sunday, 19 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 2400 yearly outside, and 38 dollars outside USA, with payment in advance.
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Polarization Could Bring Fascism by 1972 Says Analysis
John Chamberlain warns that the 1968 campaign polarization risks producing a rightward backlash. He argues New Left tactics and racial politics threaten democratic norms and could provoke a fascist drift if unchecked, with George Wallace benefiting as Nixon’s foes misfire.
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Jerry Rubin
Chicago
Humphrey
New Left
Nixon
Benito Mussolini
Rome
America
Richard Nixon
Chaff From The Staff Nuggets Of News You'd Never Miss
A whimsical column notes items readers might miss in a newspaper office. It highlights statistics from the Census Bureau and National Geographic review, touching on California garlic, tinted car windshields, color TV outselling B W sets, and household ownership trends. It also shares quips about Hal Boyle and lighthearted miscues like a walnut causing a windshield crack and a relieved absence from the page.
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Statistical Abstract
United States
Census Bureau
National Geographic
California
Golden State
Talk To The Animals Says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey urges humane action as bears bats and deer learn to mooch from humans. He warns that generous feeding has spurred wildlife to demand more and threaten to crowd people out. He cites Yellowstone animals and a Pennsylvania deer farm as examples of escalating freeloading.
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Evening Post
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White House
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Saint of
Assisi
St. Paul
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