Ky Opposes Peace Talks Obstructionism Sparks Debate
The piece argues South Vietnamese Vice President Ky blocks progress in expanded peace talks in Paris. It notes U S pressure on Saigon, Ky and Thieu fear Hanoi Washington settlement, and cites a 46 percent poll favoring continued aid with Saigon controlling fighting and peace. It concludes more U S pressure may be needed to force substantive talks with Hanoi and Vietcong.
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Saigon
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Thieu
Vietnam
American Institute of Public Opinion
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Rights Of Man And Housing In The Nation's Debate
Letters argue constitutional equality across races and urge embracing nonproliferation talks with the Soviet Union. They criticize local rule bending in Middletown over a soldier’s burial rights and condemn committees that alter or ignore regulations for political gain.
Nixon delays nonproliferation treaty amid Czech invasion stance
The report outlines President-elect Nixon arguing against signing the nuclear nonproliferation treaty now because of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. The piece notes his position and the geopolitical context shaping his policy.
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Richard M. Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Charity Ball Brings Middletown Hospital Benefit Night
The Charity Ball at the Manchester Motor Inn Friday night promises a lively gala with decorations and music to entice attendees. Proceeds go to buy specialized hospital equipment, aiding Middletown Hospital and local student nurses on their training trips to Oxford.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Tucker
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Miami University
Oxford
Inauguration Braces for Counter Demonstration in Washington
The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam plans a rally near the Capitol before Nixon's inauguration and a demonstration along the parade route. Dellinger, its leader, has warned of civil disobedience if permits are blocked, while officials weigh how to preserve a peaceful event.
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Nixon
Chicago
National Mobilization Committee To
Vietnam
Capitol
David Dellinger
District of Columbia
Walker
National Mobilization Committee
Dellinger
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Hanoi
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Pan
Daley
Dellinger Committee
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription terms: daily 10 cents per copy, Sunday 20 cents, 70 cents per week by route, $21 per year by mail in trading area, $30 outside trading area, and $38 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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Black Power and University Hiring Debates on Race
A letter criticizes affirmative action in higher education arguing that admitting unqualified Black faculty or students threatens standards and the institution. It cites a Midwest university president pressuring departments, warning of faculty replacements and funding cuts while urging cautious, strategic responses to militant demands.
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Midwest
Seige
Oia
Debating university race policy and the danger to higher education
A严edition argues against admitting black students to elite colleges as a shock therapy with the aim of transforming black communities. It warns against hiring solely by race for professorial posts and contends that colleges face a clash with figures like Eldridge Cleaver, urging reader action.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Aristotle
Erasmus
Kant
Eldridge Cleaver
Korean Armistice Talks Span July 1951 to July 1953
Armistice negotiations between Korea and allied forces ran from July 10, 1951, to July 27, 1953, with continued fighting. The U.S. vice president earned 43000 dollars annually plus a 10000 dollar taxable expense allowance. Franz Lehar urged to start composing by Anton Dvorak.
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U.S
Franz Lehar
Anton Dvorak
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