Trade with China Possible Boost for U S Exports in 1973
The Nixon visit to Peking spurred forecasts of stronger U S China trade. China ordered 400000 bales of American cotton worth about 78 million dollars, suggesting total U S exports to China could reach 300 to 400 million dollars in 1973. Boeing has sold jets and electronics shipments are expected, with other industrial orders possible.
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Alameda Navy jet crash prompts call to review flight over populated areas
The Alameda crash near an apartment complex involved a Navy jet interceptor. Lt. Robert Lee Ward, among the victims, had a six year Navy record and served as a flight instructor. Officials weigh mechanical failure or pilot factors while urging risk minimization on routes over dense communities. Colossians 2:2-3 cited.
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Monsters on your own doorstep
A reader warns Middleton residents that ignoring rising racial tensions risks local upheaval. The letter links black history and church leadership to broader national power shifts, urging recognition of dignity and vigilance against anger hatred and fear spawned by racism.
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Rennie Davis Confesses Support For Vietnam Victory Statement
The text reviews Rennie Davis a leader in the antiwar movement who praises what he calls a Communist victory in Vietnam. It cites his New York Times column and contrasts his rhetoric with views of Vietnamese and anti-Communist respondents. Davis is linked to Chicago Seven notoriety and protests at conventions.
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Mines and Money Mark the Vietnam War Narrative
The piece contrasts hazardous Haiphong mine clearance with POW pay and postwar bonuses. It notes U S Navy minesweeping risks, Congress windfalls for POWs, tax free back pay, and Air Force savings rules while critiquing Rennie Davis and the antiwar movement and recounting Paris reception details.
Rockefeller’s drug policy stance sparks capital punishment debate
William F Buckley Jr argues Gov Nelson Rockefeller should not be required to endorse execution. He suggests distinguishing professional heroin pushers for harsh penalties, potentially death, while advocating humane, humane writing on punishment. He cites Leopold and Loeb and warns against banning forgiveness.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc offers home delivery by newsboy for 80c weekly, motor route at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, and mall subscriptions at 30 per year within and 38 outside the trading area. Rates require advance payment. founded in 1857.
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