Space Treaty Vote Poised To Shape World Peace
The United States moves toward final Senate approval of a multination space treaty banning weapons in orbit. Supporters cite reduced Cold War tensions and safeguards for monitoring vehicles, while opponents urge caution over commitments and verification. If defeated, a new arms race in space could loom.
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United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Foreign Relations Committee
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
River Doc Karl Kane Retires From Colorado River Front
Dr Karl Kane of Glendale California known as the River Doc retires at 78 after decades serving squatters and poor camps along the Colorado River as the sole physician within a 70 mile radius. His lifelong devotion to care is praised as a model general practice.
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Karl Kane
Glendale
Calif
River
Colorado River
New York Reporter Talks About Being Interviewed
Bob Considine reflects on the uneasy role reversal when a journalist is interviewed by peers. He recalls tricks of the trade, his feelings of insecurity, and experiences with radio and TV interviewers as he promotes his wife’s book Wait A Minute Hustle.
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New York
PVE
Cleveland
Sam Zilch
Sega
Sole
John Kenneth Galbraith
Garrison Kennedy Case Echoes Russian Nihilists in New Orleans
The piece contrasts Mark Lane's claim that anti-Castro Cuban forces aided Kennedy's assassination with Perry Russo's assertion that pro-Castro plotters were involved, amid DA Jim Garrison's reopening of the Oswald case. It links both to a broader fear of double agents and conspiracy, noting wise men like Ochsner and Butler caution against deputizing Lane.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Garrison
Mark Lane
Oswald
Kennedy
Lane
Perry Russo
NBC
Dave Ferrie
Cuba
Castro
Ferrier
Russo
United States
U.S
Information Council of the Americas
Alton Ochsner
Edward Scannell Butler
Butler
William Manchester
Ferrie
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
Publication announce subscription prices for the Journal Daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10c per weekday copy, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly by route, 15.00 yearly in trading areas, 24.00 yearly outside trading areas, and 8.00 for overseas mail with all payments in advance. Founded 1857.
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U.S.A
Sanaeas
Salvation Army sparks Middletown controversy
The Salvation Army opened its Middletown post in January drawing large crowds amid pressure from local saloon owners to remove it. With 60 band members and broad relief work, Army leaders face opposition from temperance advocates while religious leaders back the newcomer. Local gambling raids and public dances provoke community debate as the Army expands its outreach and social programs.
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Salvation Army
Middletown
Butler County
Main
Third Streets
County Poor Fund
General Revenue Fund
Army
William Booth
London
East End
Booth
Christian Mission
U. S
Seaboard
Pornography on the Rise in Denmark and the US
A Washington dispatch reports Denmark’s porn industry expanding with lax laws and ads for obscene pictures. In the United States critics say courts loosened on porn, the Post Office handles many complaints, and lawmakers push a bill to ban mailing ads to those who request removal from lists.
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Denmark
Little Kingdom
Post Office Department
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Congressman Olsen
Olsen
Montana
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