Potomac musings on world travel and war talks
Humphrey claims Connwally's globe trot conceals a Hanoi stopover for end the war talks. The note questions King Richard and King John involvement in a crusade angle.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
27
Humphrey claims Connwally's globe trot conceals a Hanoi stopover for end the war talks. The note questions King Richard and King John involvement in a crusade angle.
A satirical chronology traces Melvin Laird’s warning on a $55 billion defense budget to a decades long mock saga of Lockheed Flag Co. producing WF1 white flags. The fictional series covers contracts, overruns, pole failures, and government bailouts from 1973 to 1975, highlighting political theater and corporate whim.
The Middletown Hebrew Association launched its first building fund drive fifty years ago at a Masonic Temple kickoff pledging 11 500 toward a synagogue and community center. Pledges ranged from 100 to 1500, with 56 members not represented and a temporary goal of 20 000. Nathan Schweiger presided, Dr. Philip Goldstein spoke, and committees were formed to contact nonparticipants and the business community. The MHA had contracted for the Koch property at Linden Avenue and John Street.
In Goshen, Salamone bought Foundry Row on Spring Street and invited village health officer Dr Keys to inspect. The officer found substandard conditions, led to eviction of a stubborn tenant, and spurred renovation of the row into well maintained homes. The tale links to broader lessons for property owners and local tax rolls, noting Dr Keys was cooperative and the outcome commendable.
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