Army Faces Urgent Need to Reduce Racial Tensions
A Defense Department report in Stars and Stripes urges accelerated action to lower racism in the armed forces. It highlights strong resentment among Vietnam veterans and calls for Army commander guidelines to promote racial equality and full citizen rights both in the service and society.
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A Test Worth Taking Dr Thostenson on glaucoma screening
Dr G C Thostenson discusses an elderly reader who distrusts doctors. He explains the oculist recommends a glaucoma pressure test to detect internal eye pressure that can cause blindness if untreated. The test is simple but important and should be done.
Vigilante Campus Debate Over Violence At Universities
John P Roche argues that open campuses face a violence threat and that relying on police or private militias is the choice. He warns against vigilante justice and urges public monopoly on force to preserve a sane, safe university environment.
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Senators Warn Justice Dept Against Political Vendetta
Democratic senators accuse the Justice Department of partisan zeal and possible probes targeting incumbents. Inouye asks Eastland to seek clarity, warning that Democrats may respond if investigations appear biased. Eastland relays Wilson’s denial that any vendetta exists, calling it an unhappy coincidence.
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Nixon Warns Hanoi as Simmering Vietnam War Contemplates Troop Withdrawals
President Nixon addressed the nation by TV and radio warning Hanoi that troop withdrawals will be staggered and not guaranteed within six to twelve months. He tied Vietnamization to ongoing peace talks in Paris and noted potential Soviet involvement while stressing US resolve to protect South Vietnam and nearby states. He warned North Vietnam against renewed aggression risking all remaining U.S. forces, and suggested a continued American presence of technicians and support units in the region.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal publishes daily from S. Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio with subscription options. Rates include per copy ten cents on weekdays and twenty cents on Sundays, weekly and yearly mail rates for local city and trading areas, and higher prices for outside areas and international subscriptions.
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Chaff From The Staff On Names And Earth Day Commentary
A column mocks misspellings of staff names at The Journal and discusses Earth Day ideas. It praises youths who acted locally against pollution, notes campaign blurbs before the primary, and critiques name-calling and public announcements.
Changes in Chinatown Youth Challenge Old Peaceful Image
Paul Harvey recalls 1956 1965 and recent visits to San Francisco Chinatown where Chinese Americans had no juvenile crime records for decades then notes a rise of "Red Guard" Wah Ching gangs allied with the Black Panthers. Elders blame new immigrants flooding the area since open borders, and warn the shift from filial discipline to Western consumer aims.
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