Russians Plea on Angela Davis Trial Provokes U S Response
The article reports on a Saigon-era style exchange where Pyotr Kapitsa and 13 Soviet scientists appeal to President Nixon to safeguard Angela Davis. The government invites observers to witness the trial, arguing the process will be fair and just, reinforcing faith in American due process and intellectual freedom.
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Marlboro Country and Gallup Polls Reflections
A collage of nostalgic Marlboro Country imagery contrasts with two Gallup polls on President Nixon. It notes The Fund for Animals campaigns from India to the Caribbean, volunteer efforts on coast patrols, and a charity pricing scheme for wildlife protection with tax deductible contributions.
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Press Critics and the Nixon White House Confrontation
Paul Harvey argues that a robust free press serves as a fourth check on government alongside the executive, legislature, and judiciary. He notes Nixon’s relatively few news conferences, cites past presidents’ access, and suggests the press sometimes aims to embarrass rather than inform.
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Nixon Delivers Calm TV Address On Policy Stakes
President Nixon presented a clear, forthright television interview outlining government policy, economic outlook, and foreign affairs. He defended his approach to Cuba and Vietnam, urged revenue sharing, and rejected wage and price controls while acknowledging labor tensions and the need for arbitration. The remarks suggested optimism for 1971 and 1972 amid caution over inflation and deficits.
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Middletown Journal Newspaper Subscriptions Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for local and mail deliveries. Card shows weekday 10 cents, Sunday 20 cents, weekly and yearly Mail outside area priced at 21 or 30 dollars per year, with international options and advance payment noted.
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Scoopbed birthday telegram from the White House saga
Reporter Pete Chappars promotes a 110th birthday greeting for Theophilus May of 610 Highland St. A purported presidential telegram was sent in Nixon’s name, prompting mixed reactions from May’s circle. Other notes cover a child’s first dentist visit and a math-teaching quiz column.
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Khrushchev’s Vienna Hearts Kennedy Over Nixon
Reds study U S leaders as Khrushchev recalls in memoirs. He says Moscow preferred Kennedy in 1960 to Nixon, timing Powers release to affect the election. Safire notes Soviet intelligence assessed U S leaders, shaping diplomacy and the prisoner names release to Kennedy and Fulbright. Kennedy’s handling of crises is weighed against Khrushchev’s assessment of Nixon and the Bay of Pigs Cuban crisis.
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