Memorial Day reflection on peace and sacrifice
The piece recalls Memorial Day amid Korea and Vietnam legacies, urging remembrance of fallen service members. It notes taps across Woodside Cemetery and the duty of the living to honor those who died, striving for a peaceful world and ensuring their sacrifices were not in vain.
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Garbage disposal crisis for San Francisco mayoral race
The piece argues that San Francisco’s garbage problem mirrors national urban waste challenges. It notes aging disposal methods provoke protests, high initial costs for modern options, and cites European cities using smoke free incineration to generate steam and power, urging shift to newer technology to avoid an intolerable mess.
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Who Will Save Us From Fluoridation Fears
A Riverhead clipping and letters discuss fluoridation in public water, citing health concerns and cost, with debate over government funding and the rise of private water interests. The piece questions whether legislatures will fund cleanup while the private sector expands, predicting a costly, industry driven path.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for in city and suburban delivery 60 cents per week seven days per year 15 dollars mail in trading areas 24 dollars outside tracing area 38 dollars outside U S A all mail subscriptions payable in advance Founded in 1857
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How To Get Out Of War And The Vietnam Question
Paul Harvey discusses antiwar sentiment and moral arguments for disengagement. He cites Sen Vance Hartke theologians and Gen David Shoup while noting Britain’s Wilson plans to bow out of the Far East. He argues for resolving domestic issues and avoiding endless foreign commitments.
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Joseph Alsop on the UN crisis and Middle East tensions
The piece argues the UN peacekeeping failure in the Egyptian Israeli border shows U Thant as weak and the Cold War as real. It links Soviet support to Nasser, notes arms deals since 1955, and warns of a Soviet strategy to dominate the Middle East via Egypt while predicting a possible Israeli or US-led intervention to break a blockade.
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Governors Lean Rockefeller For 1968 GOP Nomination
Middle range Republican governors privately back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as the best 1968 presidential hope while avoiding commitment. They doubt Nixon or Romney can win and view Rockefeller as the likely convention king-maker, with Romney as a stalking horse and no other dark horse acceptable.
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