Nuclear Treaty Clears Senate Panel For Floor Debates
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration backed nuclear nonproliferation treaty 14 to 0, with Sen. Thomas Dodd not voting. Chairman Fulbright said a report clarifying two controversial points would be ready by March 6, sending the measure to the floor next month for debate. The panel is expected to answer yes to whether Article VI requires talks with the Soviet Union on disarmament and no on whether non signing nations can still receive help for peaceful atomic projects. Opposition focuses on enforcement gaps with critics like Tower Goldwater Thurmond and Russell voicing concerns. House ads note local classifieds.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Soviet Union
Eshkol Remembered as Founding Kibbutz Leader and Political Pivot
A tribute to Levi Eshkol, Israel’s premier and Kibbutz founder, highlighting his early life in Ukraine, immigration to Palestine, HaGanah service, and rise through defense, agriculture, and politics. Colleagues recall his skill in mediating rival factions and his use of Yiddish terms like kinderlach, while critics call him a cautious, sometimes weak negotiator.
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Fatah
Foreign Ministry
David
Degania Bet
Rivlin
Eshkol
Ukraine
Palestine
Yisrael Yishayahu
Kinderlach
Sawas
Nixon Still Carries Texas Mark On Tour
In London President Nixon rides in a Washington DC registered black limousine flown from the US. A 1969 Texas Department of Public Safety Inspection sticker is visible on the windshield, marking Texas on his tour.
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Nixon
Texas
London
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington, D.C
Texas Department of Public Safety
Bi partisan support for bill on voting age at 19
Senate action drew strong bipartisan backing with 20 Republicans and 16 Democrats voting yes. Two Democrats and seven Republicans opposed, led by Senate Majority Leader Stanley G. Stroup who proposed a 19 year vote limit and raising the age of majority. Sen. Herbert J. McGlinchey said 20 was the earliest voting age. Dayan is action, Eshko talks.
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Page One
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford
Herbert J. McGlinchey
Philadelphia
Corry Journal publication details and pricing notes
The Corry Journal and Corry Evening Journal provide publishing details including editors and managers, with associated press usage statements. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier prices, advertising deadlines, and printing notes, reflecting typical late 19th or early 20th century newspaper business information.
Birth day guests listed at Lena Cook home corrected
A correction notes that Mr. and Mrs. James Halfast and Mrs. Elaine Hulbert were omitted from the guest list at Mrs. Lena Cook's birthday celebration. Other guests included Luke Sherlock and family at the Tate home, Debra Sherlock staying with Carla Teed, and visits by Frank Lay, Raymond Brown, and Isaac Sherlock families. a laymen meeting is announced for Saturday at 8 o'clock at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
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Lena Cook
James Halfast
Elaine Hulbert
Luke Sherlock
Paul Tate
Debra Sherlock
Carla Teed
R.D. Corry
Frank Lay
Bill
Raymond Brown
Taylor Stand
Isaac Sherlock
Fred Clute
Union City
Vivian Bailey
Trims Corners
Christian and Missionary Alliance
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Johnson
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YMCA
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Corry Evening Journal
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