Chamber backs relaxing east west trade controls
The U S Chamber of Commerce urges easing export controls on peaceful goods with Eastern European nations. It supports Senate Joint Resolution 169 to promote U S business access to expanding markets while limiting goods that could boost war making.
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Bicycled Air Freight in New York City
Urban freight uses bicycle messengers to speed deliveries through crowded streets. cyclists average far more pickups per hour than trucks. The piece notes irony as cross country speed contrasts with slow final leg by bike, suggesting possible shift to foot delivery if conditions worsen. Samson quote appears in parenthetical as a biblical reference.
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Three Dictators Edge Toward European Power
The piece reflects on 1923 events as Hitler and Mussolini rise in Germany and Italy while Stalin leads the Soviet Union. It notes Hitler and Mussolini openly pursue autocratic rule, with warnings about their treatment of Jews and the masses.
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Europe
Goode Family Survives Car Crash Near Griffin
Mr and Mrs Goode of 2801 Grand Ave escaped serious injury after a tire blew out on their car near Griffin Georgia en route to Miami on July 7. They spent a week in a Griffin hospital and two more weeks in Middletown before recovering. Three college students died in a nearby crash days later. The Griff in community provided aid, housing, and comfort to the Goode family, and Mrs Goode, a hospital volunteer, requests notification of future out of town accident victims to repay the kindness.
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Miami
Fla
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Goode
Economic restraints loom as new president faces inflation
Washington reports rising costs from a steel labor contract surpassing a billion dollars over three years. Prices in steel climb up to 9.7 percent on tin mill items while wage and price controls are debated. The federal deficit for the year ends June 30 reaches 25.4 billion, the largest since WWII, signaling an erratic economy amid inflation and policy delays.
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Johnson
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Vietnam
Uncertain Economic Outlook Looms Over Markets
Discussion intensifies on how long the economy can endure growing uncertainty in business and financial sectors as investors weigh risks and forecasts. Analysts warn of potential volatility amid policy shifts and global pressures shaping the near term prospects.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription terms with daily and Sunday rates. It lists in city mail, suburban motor routes, and seven day trading area options plus international pricing and advance payment requirements.
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Rockefeller, Nixon polls and Democratic peril in Miami analysis
William F Buckley Jr warns that poll shifts threaten Rockefeller’s bid and may push Nixon toward a first ballot victory. He notes defections to Reagan pressure Nixon leftward while criticizing Humphrey’s unity and laments a noisy minority challenging the Democratic Party and democratic system.
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