Nixon should press China on opium and drug controls
A declassified style critique urges President Nixon to press China and the UN on international narcotics. It cites estimates of Chinese opium output, the global trafficking network via Turkey and Marseille, and the limited UN budget and enforcement. The piece argues China’s cooperation is essential for a real timetable and monitoring of Southeast Asia drug routes.
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China
Peter Huang
Washington
Peking
State Department
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Italy
Marseille
Cuba
Mexico
United States
Afghanistan
Tran
Thailand
U.N
U.S
Asia
Red China
Nixon
Burma
Laos
Yunnan
Chile
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The Journal masthead with staff roles
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor-General Manager and Dave Regan as Executive Editor with Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
Joint US Soviet Space Mission Moves Toward Collaboration
A report for NASA outlines a proposed joint orbital mission linking a Russian space lab and US Apollo capsule with a docking module. The plan envisions a two-phase linkage in Earth orbit, crew exchanges, and separate Apollo deployment, signaling growing practical cooperation between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moscow
Houston
Space Laboratory
Apollo
Three Millionth AARP Member Mrs Wiltsie Highlighted
Mrs Winifred W. Wiltsie a 63 year old grandmother from Chester Massachusetts is named the three millionth member of the American Association of Retired Persons AARP founded in 1958 The piece notes AARP growth to three million and describes its aims to aid older people on fixed incomes and meet housing food insurance travel medical needs It contrasts American attitudes with a Soviet anecdote about elderly workers and family roles.
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New York
Winifred W. Wiltsie
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Wiltsie
Chester
Mass
Detroit
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Daily and Sunday subscription details for the News Journal Middletown Ohio. Rates include 15 cent newsstand copies, 80 cents weekly, 3.47 or 3.20 in installments for motor routes, 15 cent monthly service charge, and 30 or 38 dollar yearly mail prices. Established 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
Letter praises Middletown street crews for clear downtown roads
A reader thanks Mr. Dennin and the Middletown street department for a job well done clearing streets during an extremely wet snow and ice event. The writer notes sidewalks remained icy and urges public appreciation for the crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Carl) Dennin
Street Department
Javits bill on war power gains cautious support
John Roche argues the Javits proposal to regulate armed force use without a congressional declaration of war is largely sound. It requires presidential reporting within 30 days and limits hostilities to 30 days without Congress approval while avoiding revocation of treaties already binding under constitutional processes.
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Jacob Javits
New York
United States
Congress
William Rogers
Javits
U.S
Vietnam
Ivy League Absurdities and Campus Controversies
The piece compares Laputa esque rationalism to modern campus debates at Yale and Dartmouth. It notes Mory’s liquor license dispute over gender access and Dartmouth's Indian symbol controversy. It ties these to a broader struggle between tradition and egalitarian reform.
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Mary's
Yale
Mary’s
Mory’s
Connecticut Liquor Control Commission
Mory
Gulliver
New Haven
Dartmouth
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Turkey
Greece
Pakistan
Linones
France
Orient
Elcome
the Journal
Frank R. Myers
Dave Regan
Elwood Richardson
Paul J. Day
Joint Space Mission
Bob Considine
Boston Conservatory of Music
Boston
Clement
Hearst Task Force
Nacional
John Roche
John Bricker
U.S. Senate
Bricker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jeffrey Hart
Europe
Lemuel Gulliver
Island
Laputa
Swift
Ivy League
Penn
Notre Dame
Dennis the Menace
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