Mass vaccination drive aims to inoculate U S population
New York reports a nationwide swine flu immunization plan titled Mission Mass Inoculation U S A. Beginning Sept 1, about 215 million Americans will line up for free shots costing $135 million, with CDC facing vaccine supply and distribution challenges.
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Panama Canal treaty debate shapes 1976 campaign
The Panama Canal sovereignty issue divides Latin American nations, the Ford administration, and U.S. public opinion with fears of Torrijos pressure. Campaigns warn against panic and urge informed debate on gradual U.S. relinquishment of canal control.
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South America
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Omar Torrijos
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Thai voters back friendly government amid U S pullout talk
The Thai election produced a government more favorable to the United States, with discussion of keeping American forces longer. The piece argues restraint in foreign military presence strengthens alliances and mutual self interest, citing historical remarks and a Bible parable.
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Thailand
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Kid friendly film fare and family outings in town
A reader laments the lack of suitable multiplex options for a nine year old with 59 theaters offering 97 films of which only seven are G or PG. The piece notes frequent zoo visits and miniature golf to balance outings, while criticizing modern Disney fare and preferring simple family time.
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Mynah
Mynah Bird
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sunday delivery. Carrier rates are shown for daily, Sunday, and calendar month options, with motor route and mail prices for U S and international customers. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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Will Liberals Promise Jobs Amid a Strong Economy
George F. Will analyzes Democratic candidates Jackson Udall and Humphrey, arguing the robust first quarter 1976 growth and 2.9 percent inflation reduce the urgency for further stimulative policies. He contrasts Jimmy Carter’s stance and cites unemployment projections, full employment debates, and Drucker insights on labor force trends.
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Samuel Parr
Parr
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
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Rickey
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Udall
Humphrey
Ford Administration
Humphrey-Hawkins
Peter Drucker
On shoulders of all to improve Middletown mall
A letter to the editor urges all citizens to support the downtown Middletown mall by stocking stores, consolidating shop space, and boosting safety and patrols. The note, signed by Pa Odean Hensley of the Fraternal Order of Police, details extended patrol hours from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. and 50 officers involved daily. It calls for merchants to compete with larger chains and for officials to persuade residents to shop locally.
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