Conflicts of Interest in Senate Fortas and Gun Debate
The piece argues lawmakers may be influenced by ties to interest groups. It highlights two cases: Fortas confirmation where senators sit on a censorship committee, and gun control votes where Dingell and Sikes have NRA roles. It notes potential political conflicts and questions their impact.
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Gentleman Pig Farmer Dies in Hampshire at 60
A former Gaekwar of Baroda who was stripped of title and privileges died in Hampshire England at age 60. Once famed for immense opulence and an income rumored at $100000 weekly he spent lavishly at home and abroad before financial decline.
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Silence on Czechoslovakia Stirs Western Silence Debate
David Lawrence argues that American liberals and groups remain silent about Czechoslovakia amid Soviet threats and military mobilization. He contrasts this with the strong stance shown over Rhodesia and urges public sympathy for democratic reformists in Prague.
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Letters to the Editor on national political choice and Wallace
The letter argues public neglect in politics and decries two party dominance. It asserts Teddy Roosevelt’s era opened choice, warns that if George Wallace runs the election could move to the House, and questions party leaders labeling Wallace racist while voters deserve clarity on a candidate’s intentions.
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Time To Clean Up On Capitol Hill Letter
A reader urges voters to limit U S intervention, keep George Wallace off Ohio ballots, and "clean house in Washington" in November. The writer Louis Lakes from Franklin argues for self-reliance and domestic focus.
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Armco Girls Jamboree Set For Armco Park This Weekend
Middletown readers are invited to the Armco Girls Association jamboree at Bunny Hollow in Armco Park off Manchester Road. The two day event runs Saturday 4 PM to 10:30 PM and Sunday 12 PM to 10:30 PM with a food program by Mrs. Penney Lane and Mrs. Mildred Faries featuring barbequed chicken corn on the cob and various sandwiches. Two guest chefs known locally as Mr Democrat and Mr Republican will help serve, with no politics involved. The jamboree, organized since World War I and first held in 1952, promises a lively weekend and a chance to see friends.
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Percy Seeks Second Place in VP jockeying
William F Buckley Jr notes Senator Charles Percy’s support for Nelson Rockefeller as presidential candidate, suggesting timing and political calculation drive bloc alignment. He questions motives and hints at behind the scenes discussions while confirming Percy denies talks with Nixon or Rockefeller. The piece frames VP jockeying as ongoing and strategic.
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Percy's Pivot in Nixon VP Strategy
Analysis suggests Percy shifts toward Rockefeller alignment as Nixon contemplates unifying the party. The theory posits Nixon encouraged Percy to back Rockefeller to secure a Rockefeller loyal VP pick later.
Britain's Tragic Decline and the Sun Sets on Empire
Jim Bishop laments Britain's decline after empire and war era icons fade. He notes the pound's weakness, Queen Victoria and Victoria era symbols, and Britain’s changing demographics. The piece contrasts past military power with present uncertainty and Rhodesia's stance.
Names in Red Blood at Ypres Then and Now
A clipped reminiscence recalls smooth skinned youths at Ypres fifty years ago who left their marks in red blood on dark soil, a memory of violence and suffering that lingers.
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