Bonn Moscow talks signal possible economic cooperation
Reports from Moscow indicate after the Soviet Union West Germany treaty Premier Kosygin and Chancellor Brandt discussed economic cooperation. Observers fear an alliance of European giants, yet the agreement emphasizes no force in disputes and respect for European borders, with calls for further joint projects to stabilize the continent.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
Alexsei N. Kosygin
Willy Brandt
Europe
Brandt and
Kosygin
Weighing Consequences of Ocean Oil Pollution Warned
Oceanographers warn offshore oil production threatens marine life and the global food chain. Woods Hole scientists testified before a Senate subcommittee that spills and detergents can damage deep ocean ecosystems, urging careful analysis of human impact on the environment.
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Thor Heyerdah
Mid- Atlantic
Senate
Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole
Mass
Intentions not weapons in the ABM debate
A Washington essay argues that lawmakers who oppose further Indochina escalation and favor arms restraint are now courted by the Pentagon to back an ABM as a bargaining chip. It rebuts claims the ABM is meaningless, noting three flawed premises and citing past treaties as examples where strength did not seal arms deals. It concludes that peaceful intent, not new weapons, should drive bargaining strategies.
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Washington
Senate
Indochina
Pentagon
Apostles of Peace
Heywood Broun
Old
New York World
Broun
House
Sen
Edward Brooke
Kennedy
Johnson
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Congress
Middletown
Columbus
Air Force
Glenda Morgan Daker
YMCA Day Camp praised by parents and counsellors
Dibk Regan notes positive reports from parents about this year’s YMCA Day Camp and says children eagerly look forward to returning next year. Credit goes to counsellors for entertainment and training as kids cope with less modern luxuries and enjoy nature. Miss Sarah Eldridge of Franklin offers piano lessons for families unable to pay. Her number is 746-7589. The piece also reflects on school season approaching and mothers preparing kids for new term.
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YMCA
Sarah Eldridge
Franklin
Joan
Mary
Tariffs Controversial Seen Shaping Policy Debate
Washington analyzes how a presidentially imposed import quota system could replace congressional tariff votes. The piece notes labor demand for protection, corporate aims to shield markets, and voices concern over broader executive power, with risks of retaliatory tariffs and shifts in trade diplomacy.
Middletown Journal subscription rates and contact notes
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for various regions. It details prices per week, by mail in trading areas, and annual rates outside the trading area and abroad, with all subscriptions payable in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
Sy News
Y Mail
USA
Letters to the Editor on gun registration and Genocide Treaty
Readers debate gun registration and President Nixon's Genocide Treaty. J A Johnson argues the treaty threatens U S sovereignty and life and liberty. Other letters discuss military pay disparities, ROTC service rules, and Communist oppression narratives.
Disarmament Debate Reflects Mixed Motives
The piece notes Soviet rhetoric on disarmament contrasts with American skepticism about motives. It suggests some U.S. observers doubt the sincerity of Soviet calls and warn against accepting them at face value. The text frames the issue as a clash of public rhetoric and underlying strategic aims.
Sets Bad Example For Her Children At School Yard
At about 12:50 p.m. Tuesday Aug 11 a woman leaned from a brown Cadillac convertible on Yankee Road in front of Oneida School and tossed a soft drink bottle into the grass. A potato chip sack followed. a man and a woman sat in front with two children in back. The observer, Tom Howell, notes concern for safety and example set for the kids.
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Yankee Road
Oneida
Tom Howell Monroe
Driver Employs Dangerous Tactic Warning Letter
A letter condemns a woman rumored to drive east of Middletown on Rt 122 around 8 30 PM August 12 with a young boy between her legs steering the car. The writer warns the life you take may not be yours or the child or others in the car and calls the act stupid, dangerous, and illegal.
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Rt. 122
Middletown
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American Bar Association
United States Senate
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