Taiwan Expands Aid to Africa Amid U N Vote Shifts
Taiwan sends agricultural and technical help to African nations including Chad and Sierra Leone while granting money to new UN members. The outreach coincides with shifts in United Nations votes on Communist China's admission, as 11 nations favored and 20 opposed this year. The Chinese rival faces diversified pressure on several fronts.
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China
Taiwan
Mao Tse-tung
United Nations
Chad
Sierra Leone
Peking
Goodbye To The Pullmans Ends Of An American Institution
The Pullman Company, once supplying most U S railroad sleeping cars, has left the business by end of 1968. Railroads will operate the few remaining cars, with talks of possible federal aid to preserve passenger service amid a downturn in trains.
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Pullman Company
Middletown welcomes Klondike traveler George Wilson
George Wilson, visiting Dawson City native, visits Middletown for a skating party with Mayor Simpson and other locals. The Elks host a Welcome Home for Wilson who recounts the 1897 Klondike gold rush and his Yukon journey with Eugene Newman. Wilson notes he now runs a Dawson store for prospectors. Sleighing and horse racing on Broadway are planned this Sunday.
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Wilson
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Arctic
Rabbit Creek
Bonanza
Middletown
ELKS
Eugene Newman
Seattle
Yukon
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North
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including 10 cents per weekday, 20 cents Sunday, 70 cents weekly via routes, and annual mail rates of 21.00 in the trading area, 1000 outside, 38.90 outside USA. Also notes second class mail status and advance payments.
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USA
Kennedy Eyes Senate Work Over Presidential Drive
The Kennedy brothers’ paths diverge with Ted Kennedy aiming to strengthen his Senate role as assistant majority leader. Observers see him as a conciliator and party builder likely to delay a presidential bid, focusing on Senate leadership and broader national support over risk taking.
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Ted Kennedy
Kennedys
Senate
Massachusetts
Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Kennedy Brother's Cautious Path Shapes 1960 Bid
Observers say the Massachusetts senator from a political family is cautious and aims to build a record aligned with public opinion. The Kennedys have forged strong ties in Democratic Party circles, with John F. Kennedy nearing the vice presidency in 1956 and unopposed for the 1960 presidential nomination due to careful planning and organization.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Eyes Long View on 1976 Nomination Prospects
Edward Kennedy weighs future political path amid party turmoil and Nixon progress. At 44 in 1976 he would avoid youth- adjured handicap, while aiming to succeed Mike Mansfield as Senate Democratic leader if Mansfield retires. The Kennedy name remains a powerful force in New England and New York.
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Edward Kennedy
Nixon
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
New England
New York State
Massachusetts
Buckley argues Lindsay missteps and Jewish politics
In a voiced critique, William F. Buckley Jr. blames Mayor Lindsay for city decline while analyzing Jewish influence in New York politics. He cites Dr. Kahane and the 1960s school dispute, arguing Lindsay fuels ethnic tension and loses public respect.
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New York City
Lindsay
Man and moon mystique meet a mirrored truth
Paul Harvey argues that humanity seeks heaven in the moon while ignoring inner frontiers. He critiques modern excess, divorce, crime, and reliance on science, urging self discovery and recognizing grandeur within human nature beyond material trophies.
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J. Wallace Hamilton
Public outrage over attacks on religion and race
The piece argues that both black militants and white groups target sacred identities including religion and family. It cites anti Semitism and anti Jewish sentiment amid protests, insisting criticism of John Lindsay should not be inflated into anti Jewish indifference.
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Lindsay
John Lindsay
Chicago
Kabeve
New York
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