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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1973
Page
4
A world wary of arms growth notes progress in U S Soviet SALT talks as negotiators announce an understanding on general questions and Geneva reports a four person joint commission to supervise resumed discussions in late February.
The piece argues Nixon signals toward downgrading the United Nations through budget cuts and personnel shifts, highlighting Bush becoming RNC chair and Scali as U.N. ambassador as emblematic moves. It contrasts past U.S. leaders' views of the UN and warns against idealizing international forums as universal governing bodies.
The article notes a new agreement to build embassies by the United States and Russia while allowing each side to use its own workers for interior work to guard against hidden listening devices. It emphasizes lingering distrust between the two powers and cites the biblical verse Luke 4 18 19.
The essay notes the United States proposed a ten year moratorium on whaling at the London meeting of the International Whaling Commission and links conservation to capitalist and Christian values. It observes Britain Argentina and Mexico largely supported conservation while Japan and the Soviet Union opposed or limited quotas. It highlights U S leadership with limited Russian and Japanese aid.
The article details a Marine Mammal Protection Act and global limits on hunting. It notes Jon Lindbergh's Domsea Farms and Union Carbide marketing a "Lindbergh salmon" raised in freshwater then finished in Puget Sound pens. If successful, the scheme could relieve pressure on wild salmon stocks. It also laments limited protections for fur seals and mentions ongoing international treaty constraints.
A Washington column questions Robert Strauss's conduct in winning the DNC chair, suggesting he appeased New Politics, promised no reprisals, and may have handed influence to figures like Allard Lowenstein and Richard Stearns, risking McGovern reforms and party unity.
A humorous tale places Harry S Truman in a surreal corridor with Satan and St Peter as they argue over his afterlife. Truman rejects hell and, breaking his cane, walks into the light away from both.
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