Lodge In For Harriman: End To War In Paris
Saigon officials say Nixon’s replacement of Harriman with Henry Cabot Lodge eases Taipei? The move may please Saigon but may not advance U.S. aims as much as desired. Lodge should avoid being swayed by the Thieu Ky regime and push a settlement leading to self government in the South.
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Egg factory in Colorado houses 408000 hens
Brighton Colorado reports describe a large poultry operation with 408000 hens in 10 cage tiers producing almost 400000 eggs daily. The birds follow a strict routine with four minute meals across six periods, kept at about 60 degrees for output.
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Officials Are Not Overpaid in Federal Pay Debate
Washington debate critiques federal salary hikes from 100000 to 200000 for the president and similar rises for Congress cabinet posts and judges. Net income after taxes remains modest, with comparisons to corporate earnings and rising living costs since 1949.
Dissent and Change on Campus Recalls Calm Debate
Marianne Means writes that student concern for social justice grows nationwide with rallies and marches. On San Francisco State the push for a Black Studies department sparked turmoil but most of the 18,000 students returned to classes as discussions continued and order was restored.
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Principles for campus disturbance handling cited
The piece outlines two principles: violence will be quickly controlled within constitutional limits and dissent will be protected as long as non violent. It lauds UC and San Francisco State College as model institutions with serious students, noting eruptions stem from academic concerns and modern media shaping student life.
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San Francisco State College
Regrettably at a time of rising student education hopes
A brief note reflects on growing student ambitions for better education amid calls for improved learning quality and resources. It emphasizes the need to balance aspirations with achievable school improvements and policy support.
Take a Dog to Shelter No Charge But Jail If Dropped
Letter urges humane action and warns residents against abandoning dogs in rural areas near Brown's Run and on city roads. It emphasizes no fee to surrender at the Humane Association shelter south of Trenton and notes rabies risk, danger to children, and family hardship from stray dogs.
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Salary hikes for Congress and officials with reduced net income values
The piece notes that lawmakers and top officials face higher gross salaries but lower net take home after taxes. It lists increases for Congress from 30000 to 50000, cabinet officers from 35000 to 60000, district judges from 30000 to 47500, and Supreme Court justices from 39000 to 65000, with net incomes around 32000 to 42000. It also mentions travel and postage allowances are for specific purposes, leading many to pay out of pocket for expenses and heavy constituent correspondence.
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Supreme Court
Overlooked point on federal official salaries
The text argues that beyond salaries of Congress members, cabinet officers, and the President and vice president, the remaining pay still appears high to middle income readers. It asks what is overlooked in assessing true compensation.
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Congress
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Middletown Journal, published daily by News- Journal, Inc. operates from Broad and First Ave in Middletown Ohio 45042. It lists subscription rates including 10 cents per copy weekday and 20 cents Sunday, 70 cents weekly via route, 21 dollars yearly in the trading area, 30 dollars outside the area, and 38 dollars outside the U S per year. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded in 1857.
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Nixon and Johnson compared on leadership and consensus
The piece argues Nixon faces pressure from liberal critics and reflects on Lyndon Johnson’s approach. It suggests Johnson failed by overemphasizing consensus and personal beliefs, while speculating he and Hubert Humphrey might have won re election with a broader mandate.
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Nixon and Johnson Rivalry Fueled By 1968 Aftermath
The author argues the 1968 frenzy misled liberals who boasted of toppling Johnson to install Nixon. It claims Nixon won without key groups and will govern with a sizable but critical bloc behind him, noting the political shift post Johnson era.
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