Proposal for a United States Department of Peace
The article argues for a cabinet level Department of Peace to balance military influence, proposing an International Peace Institute, a Joint Committee on Peace and International Cooperation, and integration of Peace Corps, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and AID. It notes the long, gradual path to change and calls for a unified, proactive foreign policy to foster lasting world peace.
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International Peace Institute
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Joint Committee On Peace
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Department of Defense
Department of State
The 747 Opens A New Era In Air Travel
The Boeing 747, hailed as a pilot’s dream after its maiden flight, promises to revolutionize flying with capacity up to 490 passengers and unusually smooth, cushioned turbulence. It could set a fresh industry standard though typical flights may carry around 360 passengers.
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Red Hen and the Bread Debate in Barnyard
Paul Harvey retells the Little Red Hen tale with a modern twist where the hen bakes five loaves and neighbors claim discrimination and equal rights while a farmer defends free enterprise and the hen keeps the bread for herself.
Here And There Reflects On Human Nature And World Problems
Dave Began discusses recurring human problems despite scientific advances. He notes instant communication and nuclear threats intensify issues, yet history offers lessons. He argues progress lies in improving self control, condemning blame, and following ten guiding commandments to seek peace.
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
Subscription rates for The Journal Published daily by the News- Journal Inc list prices for daily and Sunday issues. In‑city delivery costs include 70 cents per week by newsboy or motor route, with mail options varying by trading area and distance.
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Vietnam policy views widen rift over South Vietnam
Washington analyzes indicate North Vietnam plans a major offensive as US stops bombing to push for peace. Johnson warns public dissent may threaten American resolve while critics argue for withdrawal. The piece argues the real risk is capitulation and misread public will.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Paris
Southeast Asia
Johnson
America
Europe
Moscow
Abolish ROTC in Universities Says Yale Harvard
The author argues for ending ROTC as a university program citing Yale Harvard and Penn precedents. He recalls Cornell campaigns to remove compulsory ROTC and criticizes military science departments as unaccountable to academia. He favors private, optional drill but opposes an independent campus military science department under DoD control.
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Harvard University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Military Science
Department of “Military Science
Department of Defense
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