State Department hints earlier Berlin wall plan not yet proposed
A State Department statement says the U S Government would like the Berlin wall removed but is not now preparing a proposal to that effect The wording contrasts with a flat denial and implies possible future consideration while focusing on general NATO objectives and Western talks with the Soviet Union The piece notes Tokyo reports of Western moves and hints a summer window for presenting views to the Kremlin with removal kept on the Allied agenda and pressure to ease East West tensions mounting
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Berlin
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Correction on Armstrong’s Moon Words Reexamined
A historical misquote case questions whether Neil Armstrong said That’s one small step for man one giant step for mankind The revised rendering suggests He intended to say for A man The note also cites Hosea 11 1 RSV contrasting a lunar misquote with biblical phrasing from Hosea.
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Moon
Armstrong
Nixon praised Thieu but questions linger on records
The piece questions President Nixon's praise of South Vietnam's Nguyen Thieu as "one of the four or five best politicians." It notes Thieu's anti press actions, a jailed opponent, controlled elections, and a sealed commission. The column contrasts Nixon's Asia policy shifts, Thailand pledge, and the claim the war may be "our finest hour" sans popular support.
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Thieu
South Vietnam
White House
Jan Smith
Fidel Castro
Francisco Franco
Mao Tse-tung
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Nguyen
Thieu-by
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Thailand
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Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Japan
India
Indonesia
State Department
Senate
Vacuum bottles warned as potential bombs by safety council
The National Safety Council urges careful handling of vacuum bottles warning they can explode if a metal utensil is used or if temperatures swing wildly. A Hamilton Ontario incident left a worker with eye injuries after a glass lining shattered, though vision survived.
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Worsmar
Hamilton
Ontario
Heroism and science unite in moon landing memory
John P Roche reflects on Apollo 11 as a generational moment. He contrasts adults who doubted space endeavors with youths who trusted NASA, praising Armstrong Aldrin and Collins for human courage. He criticizes slams on the mission and urges continued support for space, education, and urban programs.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Houston
Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Grand Central
NASA
Aldrin
Michael Collins
Letters to the Editor Praises and Critiques Mixed
A reader praises Jones for examining SDS aims, recounts a student meeting, and notes courage in criticizing radicals. The letter criticizes local courts for light sentences, praises police, and calls for tougher justice to curb crime. Frances Ross and Robert L. Ward voice concerns on slaughterhouses and prices.
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City Commission
Butler County
Robert L. Ward
Kalbfleisch Road
City Commission Considers Crime Cuts Yet Slaughterhouse Closing
City officials debate crime reduction measures while a Slaughterhouse closes, impacting residents who rely on the facility. Officials indicate limited relief for the poor as the closure proceeds with little support for affected communities.
No Public School Named After Martin Luther King
Mrs. Fred Roosa Jr. argues against naming a local school after Martin Luther King citing his alleged shift to promoting violence, wire tapping by J Edgar Hoover and U S criticism, urging a focus on local heroes instead.
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Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
Bobby Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Arthur Goldberg
China
U.S
Fred Roosa Jr
Elk Creek Road
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates. Per copy ten cents on weekdays, twenty cents on Sundays, 70 cents weekly for local routes, 21 dollars yearly by mail within trading area, 30 dollars yearly outside trading area, 38 dollars yearly outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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