Voting Gaps Found In Civic Groups In Ohio Survey
A survey by the Ohio Information Committee examined eight service organizations in a major Ohio city to measure turnout. Unregistered members were identified, then campaigns within groups aimed to boost participation. After the 1966 election, the nonvoter percentages were Civitan 4, Kiwanis 7, Rotary 13, Lions 23, Chamber of Commerce 21, and three Jaycee groups 9 24 and 12 percent. To vote in November, unregistered residents must act by October 10.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
EPA chief bets on Lake Erie's recovery despite doubts
William D. Ruckelshaus, EPA director, says Lake Erie can be saved within years though skeptics doubtfully accept the claim. Plans to spend about 500 million dollars through 1976 to upgrade treatment and sewerage facilities in the Cleveland region aim to cut pollutants and allow the lake to flush itself clear again.
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Lake Erie
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
Cleveland
Right To Die Ethics Reflected In Senate Hearing
William F. Buckley Jr outlines the debate over physician assisted death and state mercy killing. Dr. Sackett pushes for patients to direct discontinuation of treatment in terminal cases, while Dr. Foye argues decisions cannot define life’s value. Catholic ethics, Pope Pius XI, and double effect principles frame the issue as an ethical question rather than a legal verdict.
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Laurance Foye Jr
The
Veterans Administration
Pius XI
MARK MY WORDS on the Vietnam War by Jim Fiebig
The piece questions moral justification for U S bombing of North Vietnam and dikes and argues the war should end only when North Vietnamese troops withdraw from South Vietnam. It criticizes Ramsey Clark and Lyndon Johnson and reflects antiwar sentiment.
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Ramsey Clark
Lyndon Johnson
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Voices In Vital America
California
VIVA
Washington
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Viet Cong
Pathet Lao
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Defense Department
le Conte Ave
Los Angeles
Nixon Doctrine easing aid to Taiwan allies reshapes far east policy
At Miami Beach Prof. David Rowe argues for a tempered Nixon foreign policy stance that maintains ties with Taiwan and other East Asian allies while shifting military deployment. He notes three commitments to Taiwan remain and urges continued U.S. support and resources for defense without full troop commitments. The platform committee weighs a united Republican position.
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Richard Nixon
Peking
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Republican Temporary Committee On
Walter Judd
China
East Asia
Miari Beach
David Rowe
Yale University
Committee On
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Republic of China
Japan
South Korea
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South Vietnam
Nixon
Far East
The Journal Published Daily by News Journal Middletown
The Middletown Ohio newspaper advertises subscription rates for daily weekday copies at 1 cent, Sunday 25 cents, home delivery by carrier, motor route options, and yearly mail rates. It notes advance payment and a 15 cent monthly service charge for motor route tubes. Founded 1657.
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Ohio
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U.S.A
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