Fulbright Pushes Senate Oversight on Spain Treaty Ties
Sen J W Fulbright urges that five year Spain base rights and military aid be tied to a treaty or convention requiring Senate approval. He warns that executive agreements risk unintended commitments and future loss of lives, calling for shared responsibility and Senate advice and consent.
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Fulbright
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Vietnam
Bargain Rate For Congress Sparked By Prestige Deals
The piece criticizes influential members of Congress leasing luxury cars and other perks from manufacturers at reduced rates. It argues that prestige should not be for sale and questions the ethics of such arrangements, suggesting members should pay standard rates.
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Congressional
Middletown Welcomes Lindbergh Spirit of St Louis Flyover
Col Charles A Lindbergh flew over Middletown at about 1 30 pm in the Spirit of St Louis on a U S air tour. Thousands filled downtown as a leather pouch with a tribute message was dropped and later displayed at the Dixie News.
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Spirit of
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Dixie News
Dolley Madison First Lady Icon and Turban Fashion
Dolley Madison enjoyed bejeweled turbans snuff and card games for money entertaining 15 to 20 guests at dinner making her one of the era’s most popular First Ladies. The Hutterite sect now in the U S and Canada shares fewer than 20 surnames among about 20 000 members. Early known highways traced trade routes in Asia Minor linking East and West around 2000 years ago.
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Dolley Madison
United States
Canada
Asia Minor
East
The Journal Published Daily by News Journsl Middletown
The Journal Published daily by the News Journsl Inc catalogs subscription rates in city and mail options. Rates show weekly and Sunday issues, motor route and suburban delivery, and yearly mail subscriptions including international amounts. Founded in 1867.
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Congress Should Seek Equal Time From Broadcasters
Senator J William Fulbright argues for four annual air slots for Congress and the judiciary to present views. The piece warns that imposing government driven content would shrink audiences and threaten press freedom, urging direct, incisive interviews instead.
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Arkansas Democrat
Congress
Judiciary
Fulbright
White House
Heavy Smoke Protest Letter Critiques Local Pollution
A Middletown resident denounces Sorg Paper Co for black smoke and fly ash drifting onto West Middletown hill. The writer links air pollution to costs, questions local responsibility, and defends support for President Nixon amid debates on gun registration and police independence.
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Sorg Paper Co
West Middletown Hill
Booze to Save Queen Hurts Delta Queen Image
Letter to the editor protests use of the term booze in coverage about saving the Delta Queen. The writer argues the phrasing defames heritage and undermines the legislative process and public perception.
Registering Guns Aids Communists Letter to the Editor
A reader responds to City Commissioner Mary Lord's July 29 proposal in the Middletown Journal advocating gun registration or ID cards. The letter argues the plan aids communists and expresses concerns about civil liberties and government control.
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Mary Lord
Middletown Journal
Communists Use Gun Controls
Opinion piece arguing against gun control proposals linked to Miss Lord and Communist movements. Claims Spain in the 1930s faced gun registration fees that forced people to surrender firearms and alleges ensuing violence and destruction under Communist takeover.
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Miss Lord
Spain
Opposed Principle Behind Demos Ad Sparked Criticism
A speaker clarifies that his criticism targets the principle behind a Democratic ad, not the Democrats themselves. He addresses the backlash to his earlier statement and emphasizes his stance.
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Demos’ Ad
Register Reds Not The Guns Letter to the editor from Thomas Guido
A reader from 3209 Bexley Dr asks City Commissioner Mary Lord to investigate gun laws and communism in government, calling for arms registration and even reversal of Supreme Court rulings to protect police. The letter argues guns are being stolen and urges anti communist action and stronger policing.
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Miss Lord
Thomas Guido
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