Silence On Arms Talks By Russia Disturbing
Secretary of State William P. Rogers noted cautious optimism about U S Soviet relations at a Tokyo meeting with Japanese economic leaders. He warned that Moscow has delayed a reply on Nixon’s proposal for strategic arms talks, stressing such talks as essential to reducing nuclear tensions and advancing world peace.
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William P. Rogers Gaidet
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Moscow
Rogers
Mos
Cow
Nixon
United States
U.S
America
Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Moon landing spawns weather myth and biblical links
After Apollo 11, New York City and the Northwest saw a meteorological pattern with brief sun. Many blamed venturing to the moon on God’s will, citing Revelation and Matthew to claim the end times. Some recalled aviation adage and quoted scripture about God being with mankind.
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New York City
Northwast
Trials Of An Ambassador Walter Annenberg In London
A candid portrait of Walter Annenberg, new U S ambassador to the United Kingdom, detailing his diplomatic debut in London. The piece pokes fun at protocol, BBC coverage, royal scenes, and the ambassador’s handling of quirky requests such as locating a wig for Mrs Kennedy Smith, highlighting his humor and patience amid scrutiny.
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London
Court of
St Semen
Walter Annenberg
Etse
Walter Ammenberg
David Bruce
England
Ockingnem Palace
Brith Teres
Guider
Walter
Saeed
Joseph Crook
John Percival
Crooks
United States
Mr. Annenberg
Stephen (Kennedy) Smith
Paris
Lora Harlech
M.P
St. John Stevas
Lunar Moon Landing Delights French and American
Barber Roy Barton recalls the Apollo mission’s impact in France where newspapers showcased blown up astronauts and moon shots. He notesParisians celebrated the American achievement with widespread cheers and eager greetings for Americans, reflecting shared national pride.
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Roy Barton
Barton
France
Paris
Only Russia Can End War in Vietnam Says David Lawrence
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues only Soviet intervention can end the Vietnam war. He urges Nixon to visit Moscow, cites Soviet backing of Hanoi, and warns that U S troop withdrawal signals surrender to North Vietnam while advocating dialogue with Kremlin or directly with the Soviet people to push for peace.
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Nixon
Moscow
Paris
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
Congress
Vietnam
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United Staes
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Note
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and mail rates. It outlines prices for weekday and Sunday copies, in city delivery, and various mail subscriptions including trading area, outside trading area, and international rates, with advance payment required. The paper is published by News Journal Inc. and dated from 1857.
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Nixon era doctrine on Thailand and SEATO commitment
Analysis traces Nixon administration pledges to defend Thailand beyond SEATO. It notes 1965 troop buildup and secret Stilwell contingency agreement promising aid in aggression or civil war. It critiques reliance on SEATO language and frames implications for Vietnam policy and regional allies.
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Nixon
Thailand
Bangkok
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Dean Rusk
Dwight Eisenhower
Rusk
Thanat
U. S
Richard G. Stilwell
Stilwell
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Formosan
Burma
Department of State
Gaiam
Philippines
Seato
Australia
New Zealand
France
Pakistan
Britain
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