Withdrawal policy gains traction in Vietnam as troop levels fall
The Defense Department data show U S forces in South Vietnam dropping from 542 000 in 1969 to 474 000, with an additional 20 000 gone in early 1970. Officials project further cuts to about 225 000 by mid 1971, signaling phased withdrawal and renewed government intent.
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Great Shower Question In Census Critique
A satirical look at the 1970 census and its privacy debates. The column notes the bathtub or shower question as example of intrusive scrutiny yet argues censuses yield useful statistics. It cites a Bible verse to conclude the piece.
Little Miami Railroad Comes to Life in Ohio Valley
Middletown diary notes a shift from canals to railways as the Little Miami Railroad gains early traction. By March 1836 it is incorporated to link Cincinnati with Springfield and Dayton, with 25 miles under contract amid Panic 1837 woes, while local press touts its economic promise for the Miami Valley.
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The Middletown Journal Publication Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery options. It notes second class mail status and provides annual, weekly, and Sunday pricing for in city suburban and trading areas, with separate rates for outside trading areas and international delivery.
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Supreme Court orders curb on courtroom disruptions
The Supreme Court rules rulings allow judges to bind and gag, cite for contempt, or remove a disruptive defendant to ensure a fair trial. Justice Black states a defendant loses the right to be present if warnings are ignored and disorder makes trial impossible. The decision signals government offices may be protected by law against interference by demonstrators.
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Scare Tactics and Solutions in Environmental Debate
John Chamberlain argues against doom shouting about pollution and nuclear risk. He cites industry efforts toward cleaner engines and DDT substitutes, plus voluntary cooperation between free enterprises and government. He notes thermal pollution studies, cooling towers, desulfurization, and pest control advances as constructive paths.
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William F Buckley Jr Falls Liberal Orthodoxy
Dr Will Herberg of Drew University outlines seven liberal delusions changing under pressure from biology, decentralization, market regulation, and welfare reform. He notes shifts from permissiveness to discipline and from central planning to local empowerment.
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