New Pest Control Plan Aims At Efficient Pest Management
A Purdue University workshop in March will discuss a national approach to crop pest control. The event promotes a systems method using computer tech and integrated control methods to reduce pesticide use while maintaining high farm productivity.
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La Raza Unida Leader Urges Dropping Separate Nation Idea
Mario Campion Texas state chairman tells delegates at the groups first national meeting that forming a separate nation is not viable and may alienate sympathetic Spanish speaking voters. He argues for a united frame of spirit to build political power among Mexican Americans.
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Urban Terror in Ulster and the Compton Report
The Compton Report analyzes interrogation methods used by British forces in Northern Ireland during the IRA Provisional campaign. It describes hooding, wall standing for hours, and loud noise as non brutalized physical treatment, not torture, and cites large IRA arrests and arms seizures as outcomes.
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Charitable plea and TV tie in Middletown Christmas drive
A Middletown appeal urges support for Big Brothers to provide father figures for local boys in Carlisle Franklin Monroe and Trenton. The August shortfall of 6800 prompts donations as the program notes careful matching of volunteers and youths. The column also mentions actress Sian Barbara Allen tied to Middletown and her career highlights.
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Business diplomacy may curb wars between powers
In a new push, U S and Soviet Union trade expands with 125 million dollars in Moscow contracts for ore and oil equipment. Maurice Stans led a day Moscow tour meeting 100 executives to boost commerce and peace prospects with Red China and the Soviets. American firms eye further contracts and expanded visits as Nixon plans talks in Peking and Moscow.
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Trade figures show US and Soviet commerce shifts
Total American exports to the Soviet Union last year reached about 115 million dollars while Soviet sales to the United States were 65 million. President Nixon authorized Export-Import Bank credits for American goods to Romania marking the first use of new authority. A six member Soviet farm delegation plans a US visit in a few weeks as the two sides explore expanding trade and future credit arrangements.
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Buckley on oil lobby and Vietnam film sparks uproar
A controversial anti Nixon film alleging oil industry influence on Vietnam draws criticism from congressmen and activists. It cites offshore oil potential off South Vietnam and questions current drilling and federal policies while noting action by Another Mother For Peace and widespread correspondence to lawmakers.
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Representative W R Anderson Era Submarine Captain Highlight
On March W 1971 Representative W R Anderson of Tennessee, formerly the captain of the submarine, is noted in a feature. The piece recalls his naval service and political career, linking his leadership roles aboard the vessel to his later public service.
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Senate probe on oil output from South Vietnamese shelf
A Senate Committee led by Senator Phil Hart and oil groups examine a plan to triple oil production to four hundred million barrels per day from the South Vietnamese continental shelf. The target would be about ten times current output.
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Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
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