Those Census Questions Law Requires Answers
The piece weighs mandatory 1970 census against a voluntary approach proposed by Rep Betts. It argues that voluntary answers would undermine data reliability, risking spotty results. It notes the long legal history since 1790 and urges Congress to limit questions to civil liberties concerns.
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Questionable Greek literary mandate by regime critique
A Greek government move to publish modern Greek literature weekly raises skepticism as army leaders tighten control. The official list of authors includes self confessed Communists, leftists, anti militarists, an exiled writer, a death row survivor, anti government activists abroad, and an anarchist, suggesting a tool to quell dissent.
Nixon's Vacation Dilemma in a Nuclear Era
Marianne Means weighs whether a US president could vacation abroad or on foreign soil. The piece argues it would set a poor example, strain security, affect the US tourist industry, and face complex logistics. Roosevelt’s Campobello trip is cited as the last outside venture, with later breaks at Hyde Park and Warm Springs.
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Burglary Clue Sought After City Building Flower Tales
A note cites a burglary hint tied to a damaged bill and a missing owner. A City Building scene shows two girls stealing tulips, leaving flowers behind. A funeral floral spread was loaded by a florist truck after services. A local parking lot owner reports a dented car with no contact.
Nuclear limits inch toward verifiable inspection plan
The United States proposes using the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna to police nuclear material limits, replacing direct U.S. inspections. Moscow may reject the plan, but acceptance could advance a broader ban on nuclear weapons and curb armament costs. If agreed, 1969 could mark progress in international relations while both nations maintain deterrence.
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Subscriptions Rates For Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including 10c per copy for weekdays and 20c for Sunday papers. Motor route delivery is 70c per week, mail in area 21.00 per year, and outside trading area 38.00 per year. Rates reflect advance payment terms and regional delivery options.
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Liberals face campus violence and defend academic freedom
John P Roche argues liberals must confront student violence, defend academic freedom, and uphold lawfulness. He recalls McCarthy era witch hunts and warns against appeasement, urging clear stance against rioters while preserving rational authority.
Alexander the Great’s Conquests Across Realms
Factographs attribute Alexander the Great with conquering Greece Persia Egypt and part of India between 334 and 323 B C A separate note states tequila is distilled from century plant juice and Fantoccini puppets are moved by concealed wires rather than rings
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