Hong Kong and Macao: Territories Still Separate From China
The piece notes Hong Kong and Macao as non self governing areas on official UN lists. It explains their long status apart from China and the potential for change only via UN General Assembly vote. It cites Portuguese control of Macao since 1557 and 1887 treaty confirmations.
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Portugal
United Nations General Assembly
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Refining Purifier to Cleanse Levites Like Gold
A scriptural passage depicts a figure who will act as a refiner and purifier for the Levites, cleansing them as gold and silver through a refining process to produce pure spiritual purification.
Dinner of Champions aids MS research and awareness
The piece discusses baseball’s charitable image, highlights a New York fundraiser dinner honoring Ara Parseghian to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and profiles Sylvia Lawry who founded the society after her brother’s diagnosis. It notes MS’s reach, the society’s growth to about 200 chapters, and nearly 17 million in research grants. It mentions support from Jaycees and lawmakers aiming to create a national MS commission.
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Buckley Questions ITT Conspiracy Claims And Antitrust Outlook
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International tribunal seen as path to Vietnam peace
In Washington the Vietnam endgame is uncertain with calls for a neutral, international commission to host a peace conference. An impartial tribunal could impose terms and fix responsibility on the party rejecting settlement, possibly gaining U S approval if proposals align with American policy in defending South Vietnam.
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In Search of Nixon by Mazlish review
A detached yet balanced look at Nixon by MIT historian Mazlish. The psychohistorical portrait explores Nixon as split between Hannah and Fran Nixon components, noting inner discipline and resilience that helped him reach the White House.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription options with prices for daily and Sunday copies, motor route delivery, and mail in and outside the trading area. Rates include 15 cent daily newsstand copies, 25 cent Sunday, motor route payments of 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 quarterly, and annual mail outside the trading area at 30 dollars and outside the U.S. at 38 dollars. All motor route and mail subscriptions are prepaid. Founded in 1857.
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