New York Assembly Backs Mustard-Oil Glue Additive Bill
The New York Assembly unanimously approves a bill to require oil of mustard additive in all glue products to deter sniffing. Sponsor Seymour Posner says the aim is to make sniffing so unpleasant that the practice ends. Testor Corp offers the formula to manufacturers at no charge to ease adoption.
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Americans curb cigarette use as per capita rates drop
The Agriculture Department reports last year’s cigarette consumption fell to the lowest per capita level since 1958, about 11 cigarettes daily for adults 18 and over. Despite progress, many still smoke, risking health, while overall trend shows growing control of the habit. Jesus steadfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem.
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U.S
Agriculture Department
Letters to the Editor Avoiding Hate In Easter Message
A reader urges constructive letters that unite over faith rather than inflame racism. The piece questions divisive rhetoric and calls for a message of faith and inclusion. It notes traffic-sign removal on First Avenue to Central Avenue and criticizes town focus on race riots and related tensions.
Traveled Streets In Need Of Repair Why spend millions of dollars
City debates street maintenance as officials question the cost of repairs. Residents worry about worsening damage on major avenues and safety concerns amid aging infrastructure and competing budget requests.
Letter on service, patriotism, and racial encounter
A letter complains about draftees and wartime sacrifices while urging support for local patriotism. It cites family losses in Vietnam and condemns apathy toward servicemen. The writer endorses the Black-White Encounter and hopes ongoing guidance from Rev. King fosters racial understanding and communal unity.
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Cancer Society Drive Inspires Wider Support Across Region
An influential local committee withholds endorsement of the annual American Cancer Society drive noting local funds stay local. supporters counter that contributions aid cancer fighters everywhere through research and care. The Middletown canvass aims to emphasize early detection and the value of nationwide research funding.
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Abrams Urges Pause In Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
Joseph Alsop argues Gen. Creighton Abrams urges a pause to allow Vietnamization to continue. He notes III Corps improvements under Tri Ewell Whitehouse and expanding Territorial Forces reduce Viet Cong pressure, while Nixon faces risk from either pausing or pressing ahead too quickly in II I and IV Corps.
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Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists daily newspaper pricing and subscription options. Rates cover in city and suburban delivery 0c weekly, mail within trading area 71.00 yearly, mail outside trading area 30.00 yearly, and outside USA 38.00 yearly, all payable in advance. Established 1857.
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Boston Legislatures Mocking Great and General Court Shocks Viewers
John P. Roche vents at Massachusetts legislature for failed 50 percent downsizing of the lower house and a later push by peace advocates to abolish the General Court. He condemns confrontational tactics and a fondness for constitutional overreach, urging respect for representative government.
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Inca Knotted Strings Record Numbers Across Lands
The Incas used knotted strings to record numbers, a system that endures in parts of Peru and Bolivia. The passage notes historical methods of counting and their cultural remnants.
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