Space Budget Promises Unmanned Mars Venus Missions Early 1970s
The administration plans a budget including unmanned flights to Mars and Venus in the early 1970s. This will spark vigorous congressional debate on the future scale and direction of the U S space program after Apollo. Congress must judge planetary ventures against strict priorities amid other vast spending.
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Israel's Missionaries Aid Global Skills Drive
Israel runs a worldwide technical aid program directed by Col. Mordechai Baron to teach vocational and agricultural skills abroad. In nine years 2,000 missions have been set up in 62 countries while overseas students educate back home and returning graduates carry on. The effort has boosted diplomacy, UN support, and Israel’s standing against Arab and Communist challenges.
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Mordechai Baron
Latin America
Africa
Asia
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France
Cold Middletown braces for deep winter hardships
Middletown endures one of its coldest winters with 16 to 20 degrees below zero, heavy snow, and high wood prices. Local youths race on Broadway and Third Streets near a makeshift trotting track, drawing police warnings after several accidents. A 15 year old boy averted a railroad derailment by signaling a stop. sleighing and skating thrive despite hazards from ice and snowball fights. Potatoes stored in cellars froze, while farmers welcome snow cover for protection.
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Third Streets
John Biggs
Will White
H. H. Hatch
Jim
Franklin Davis
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Elk Creek
Cold Wave Brings Ice Trade and Freezing Woes
Middletown endures deep frost as half the town’s pipes and pumps freeze. Ice merchants hire hundreds to harvest a foot of ice while injuries strike workers including William Keister and Hiram Clark. The harsh weather spurs a Grand Army Relief Committee to aid needy families with food, clothing, and shelter.
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William Keister
Hiram Clark
Middletown
Grand Army of the Republic Post
De Gaulle and US clash over dollar policy moves
President Johnson announces New Year restrictions on tourist spending abroad as France, Britain and others face a shaky dollar. The piece notes French efforts to undermine the dollar, US aims to stabilize trade, and signals possible broader, drastic measures amid dollar market pressures.
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Johnson
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France faces weakened tourism amid currency tensions
International currency issues stir concern as France risks a drop in tourist traffic. The piece suggests France could have aided the dollar but instead faces consequences of heightened nationalism. The warning hints that extreme national sentiment may cause self inflicted harm to the economy and people.
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Middletown News-Journal subscription rates 1857 imprint
The Journal explains mail and home delivery rates for Middletown area readers. Daily copies cost 10 cents on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays. Weekly and yearly mail subscriptions vary by in city, trading areas, and outside regions, with figures listed in the notice. A historic note marks the paper’s founding year 1857.
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Hats of Cardinal Spellman Join Historic NY Display
In St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York four red cartwheel hats of American cardinals are shown, each with 15 tassels and 22 inch brims. The historic hats belonged to McCloskey Farley Hayes and Spellman, hung above altars to mark their elevating years and later placed on bier. A TV preview notes ABC’s The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau airing Monday.
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Newton Hamilton
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Cardinal Hayes
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
Whitman
Mass
Sacred College
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Tough Miami chief vows crackdown as riots loom
Paul Harvey reports on Miami where Police Chief Walter Headley declares zero leniency amid riots and civil rights tension. He orders armed patrols in Negro areas and blames civil rights campaigns for violence. Officials express support as crime rises, with a wait to see if 1968 brings peace or further upheaval.
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Walter Headley
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Floyd McKissick
Miami sees 58 violent crimes over Christmas weekend
Police report 58 violent crimes in Miami over Christmas weekend including three murders. Chief Headley calls it war and orders officers to stop and frisk any suspicious person, targeting young Black males aged 15 to 21.
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