Congress backs urban Indian help in cities
The House Appropriations Committee urges the Bureau of Indian Affairs to assist urban Indians with employment, referrals, and self-help programs as they adjust to city life. Minneapolis will host the first urban Indian health project with 150000 dollars approved by Congress.
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Snappy Service We Could Stand Snappy Service We Could Stand
The piece discusses gradual USPS modernization and a Princeton patent for radio facsimile mail. A scanning device could, in time, send letters via satellite to home facsimile recorders. It notes improvements are not immediate but may restore faster mail service in the future.
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Letters praising world's people and scouting unity
A traveler writes from the Tokyo airport reflecting on global kindness during a third Pacific crossing. He thanks Japanese hosts and U S scouts for support after his mother's death and looks ahead to the 13th World Jamboree near Mount Fuji with 20 000 scouts.
Questioning Middletown welfare and juvenile department
A reader condemns how the welfare and juvenile system handles separated or divorced fathers. The writer claims men are released despite court warnings while mothers bear the burden and children go without, calling for explanations.
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Technology versus the People jury verdict on progress
A jury trial at The Institute on Man and Science in Rensselaerville New York weighed technology against humanity. Judges and experts debated A bombs data banks and tel e vision while the jury of 32 peers found technology guilty 19 to 13 of lowering the quality of human life.
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Environmentalists push for faster eco policy amid industry responses
The piece notes democratic government balances diverse calls from farmers to bird advocates. It highlights oil based and nonchemical mosquito control developments like Flit MLO, GM plant improvements, and industry steps such as 4 million trees planted yearly by Peabody and shifts in painting and waste burning.
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Muskie’s image strategy in 1970s presidential bid
Senate candidate Ed Muskie dodges labels by citing liberal and conservative actions, framing the race as one of images over policy. He compares his campaign to Nixon’s long‑distance approach and recalls a track moment when looking back cost him. He argues the Democratic field shares similar core goals despite differences in emphasis.
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Nixon Faces Critique Over Identity and Philosophy
The article argues rivals attack his lack of a firm identity and clear philosophy, branding him wishy-washy. They say this explains his sag in public opinion polls and underwhelming race dynamics despite Nixon's earlier triumphs.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with per copy prices, home delivery charges by method, and mail rates. It notes motor route and mail payments in advance, plus an annual outside U S rate and a 1857 founding date.
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Gold-Hearted Slapstick Sets Coast to Coast Telethon
Jerry Lewis plans a 24 hour Labor Day Telethon to raise more MDAA funds with a 110 station TV hookup coast to coast. Executive director Robert Ross warned against extending beyond 24 hours though Lewis aims to surpass 100 percent of the $5 million-plus goal. Seuss ran into language trouble in Australia during a book promotion when a fan asked the price of his autograph.
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