Why All The Secrecy Senators Not Satisfied
The Pentagon and the Senate clash over a secret Thai military agreement. Senators demand copies and question what the contingency plan contains while Secretary Laird offers only private briefings. Congress could withhold appropriations if the matter remains unrevealed.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
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Church
Fulbright
Thailand
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Senate
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Capitol Hill
Senator Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Miss Vivien Kellems Fights Tax Debt Over Singles
Connecticut industrialist Miss Vivien Kellems, at 72, continues her long battle against alleged inequities of the national income tax. She seeks return of more than $73,000 she says was illegally taken because she is unmarried. The Turlock Journal praises her stand as a brave taxpayer fighter.
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Supreme Court
Kellems
Turlock
California
ABA Given Too Much Power In Judges Appointment
The Nixon administration grants the American Bar Association a perpetual veto over federal judge appointments, raising constitutional and representational concerns. The ABA's limited membership, conservative stance and age restrictions shape its screening, while the President and Senate retain appointing authority.
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Washington
Nixon
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
ABA
Sus
Senate
Middletown seeks doctors and soldiers’ pen pals
A Middletown column reports a doctors recruitment effort seeking leads on physicians in training or practicing for local relocation. It also highlights Mrs Blanche Lakish of Dearborn Heights Michigan who coordinates letters to about 100 soldiers in Vietnam, inviting more names and addresses.
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Middletown
Middie
Linda Smith
Middletown Hospital
Vietnam
Blanche Lakish
Appleton
Dearborn
Heights
Mich
Dan Rotne
Congress oversteps in war policy argues ethics code
The piece argues Congress has no constitutional right to direct armed forces and urges a code of ethics for members. It notes Senate foreign policy criticism over Thailand and SEATO plans linked to Vietnam. It cautions that public signaling could embolden enemies and affect U S aid and credibility.
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Congress
United States
Thailand
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
Gress
Vietnam
Asia
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for local delivery and mail. Rates cover weekday, Sunday, weekly, and yearly options, with different prices for in city, trading area, outside area, and international deliveries.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
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Ark or not, the columnist weighs critics and grammar
Morale columnist defends stance on voting age and warns against TV driven English decay. He recalls letters accusing him of war mongering and racism while noting a Bakersfield student argues for voting rights earlier. He jokes about penance for a grammar slip and contemplates cultural upheaval.
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J.D.W
Bakersfield
Calif
Fogey
Nixon
Utopia
The Roman Empire a Brief Historical Outline
The fragment outlines the Roman Empire from its founding by Augustus in 27 B C to its split in 395 A D and the fall of the Western and Eastern Empires in 476 and 1453 respectively. It then shifts to a curious, crude note on antelope behavior and hunter deception on the plains east of the Rocky Mountains.
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