Fascism Rules Greece Under Arrogant Premier
The Greek junta led by Col. George Papadopoulos is depicted as smug and despotic ruling without popular sanction. The piece notes his regime’s anti democratic decrees and laments the suppression of Greek self rule while urging overthrow of fascist rule.
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Greece
Papadopoulos
Constantine
Rome
Junta
A Seasonal Greeting From Dickens Christmas Note
A library column endorses Dickens and Christmas greetings from Doctor Marigold. The piece reflects on Christmas literature from biblical Nativity to Dickens and quotes a line urging merry Christmases and prosperous New Year with a life prescription. It concludes with a biblical reference from Galatians 4 4.
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Doctor Marigold
Sun Flares Threaten Space Mission Safety and Earth
A Sun 11 year cycle flare system by Yardney Labs will warn astronauts and supersonic airliners of approaching solar storms. The system places monitors worldwide to provide about 20 minutes notice for safe retreat to protective atmospheres. The piece notes the Sun’s age and energy, its vast scale, and potential radiation effects on astronauts.
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Galileo
Yardney Electric Corporation
Rardow Laboratories
Newark
N. J
Houston
Tex
Boulder
Colo
Canary Islands
Carnarvon
Australia
Hawaii
Athens
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Calgeora
Madagascar
Milky Way
Last Minute Shoppers Rush as Christmas Nears
The piece notes frantically dwindling store stocks and the pressure of completing gifts and the Christmas dinner. It acknowledges one remaining purchase yet to be made and urges readers to finish shopping to enjoy a happy holiday with loved ones.
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Mother Nature
Minimum Pay Turns Villain in Urban Labor Debates
Richard Cormuelle champions the independents to spur business action on urban troubles while industry programs show limited impact. Ford and GE pledge hires, but NFIB data foresee rising layoffs with next wage hikes, fueling anticipated tensions and migrations.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
General Electric Company
Chicago
Rochester Jobs, Inc
New York
Dick Cormuelle
Indiana
Indianapolis
Center For Independent Action
National Federation of Indepdent Business
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists newspaper subscription rates including 10 cent weekday copies, 15 cent Sundays, 60 cent weekly home delivery, 15.00 yearly mail in trading areas, 24.00 outside areas, and 38.00 for outside the U.S. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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U.S.A
Nixon Faces Dilemma as Conservatives Back Javits
William F. Buckley Jr notes Nixon’s need to balance right and left and recalls his 1962 California misstep. At a Javits testimonial, Nixon backed Javits despite conservative plans to run a Republican primary challenger, implying ongoing internal party tensions.
Nixon and Javits Clash Hinting at 1968 election
A political analysis argues Nixon may have been urged by Javits or allies to comment on the New York primary. It suggests Nixon harmed conservative support while liberals could matter in the state’s pivotal 1968 electoral vote. The Civil Service Leader warns conservatives already control party strength in some districts.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Dick Cormuelle
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
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Richard Nixon
Jacob Javits
New York
George Sokolsky
Republican Party
Leon Trotsky
Nixon
White House
Javits
Mr. Nixon
New Yorker
New York State
Civil Service Leader
America
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