Allende Seeks Best Ties With United States
In a recent interview President Allende of Chile urged amicable relations with the United States and said Chile has no plan to host foreign bases while promising full compensation for nationalized copper mines. The piece contrasts U S prudence with Chilean policy and urges a patient, cooperative approach rather than hostility. It cites State Department positions on China recognition and Cuba while urging faith and prudent diplomacy in hemispheric matters.
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United States
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Theodore Roosevelt
State Department
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Cuba
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Washington
Death and Life of Harry Goth Debuts as Humorous Masterwork
Jeffrey Hart reviews D Keith Mann's Death and Life of Harry Goth, praising its bold satire set in Queens and Long Island City. The novel follows Harry Goth, told he has leukemia, as he gambles with death, freezes himself, and journeys through the Goth clan, exposing modern civilization’s fear of death and rekindling wonder at life. The piece lauds the book’s wit and serious core, linking its humor to Ash Wednesday and All Souls' Day wisdom.
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Mano
Harry Goth
Queens
Nathanael West
Evelyn Waugh
the Faulkner
Harry
Philip
Upper
New York State
Harry the Goth
Luigi
Jackson Heights
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates History
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for newsstand, Sunday, motor route, and mail service. Rates shown include isc daily, 2c Sunday, 80c weekly, 3.47 in 12 installments, 3.20 in four weeks, and 5.00 per month service charges, with annual mail or motor route prices and advance payment terms. Founded in 1657.
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Newspaperboy
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Middletown safety bulletin notes brake distances by speed
The Middletown Safety Council reports stopping distances at 70 mph are 932 feet and show 80 feet less when slowing five mph and 166 feet less at ten mph slower. It cautions tailgating and notes 30 mph in town needs 88 feet to stop. The piece adds tips on courteous behavior and personal regard.
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Middletown
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Jackson and Proxmire clash over national strength policy
Sen Henry M Jackson argues for a tougher defense stance while Sen William Proxmire criticizes Pentagon spending levels. Proxmire's antiwar and restraint views frame a Democratic and some Republican push for leaner military budgets, fewer bases, and smarter forces to replace overwhelming arms growth.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Pentagon
Sen
Democratic Party
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Senate
Proxmire
Letters to the Editor on Life magazine fraud and war ethics
A reader accuses Life magazine of reusing a police brutality photo from Chicago riots and later from a Princeton protest, arguing a broader pattern of deception. He condemns federal funding, greed, taxes, and the war, urging unity and accountability while questioning constitutional and moral grounds.
It can't happen here a socialist revolution warned
A speaker argues a Communist influenced takeover is already underway in the United States. He warns of a two phase revolution: armed insurrection and a slow shift toward socialism under a one world government centered in New York at the United Nations. He urges reading to become informed.
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NATO
Life Magazine
Chicago
Life
Princeton University
United States
Castro
Cuba
Russia
New York
United Nations
No Drastic Change In Our Way Of Life
A plea that life remains stable amid rising tensions. The speaker asserts there has been no drastic change yet warns if cooling it is not achieved soon, the nation could mirror its revolutionary origins. The passage frames civil anxiety as a threat to lasting order.
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Washington
Notable literary figures and pirate lore in brief notes
Facts note Sinclair Lewis created the character George F. Babbitt. Samuel Pepys wrote in code. The buccaneers were pirates, especially on the Spanish American coasts in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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George F. Babbitt
Samuel Pepys
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