Yablonski Murders Linked to Mine Workers Election Probes
The article notes no hard evidence tying Joseph A. Yablonski and his family's murders to the United Mine Workers election. It highlights FBI and Labor Department probes into the case and Boyle's contested 1969 election, stressing public disclosure of findings as investigations continue.
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Sterilization Law Repeal Regrets But Court Case Dismissed
The Nebraska legislature repealed compulsory sterilization, prompting disappointment that the Supreme Court dropped a case testing state power to sterilize a woman against her will. The 1927 Holmes ruling allowed sterilization for feeble minded individuals with defective parents and offspring.
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Railroads Can Be Saved by Buckley Proposals for Reform
William F Buckley Jr argues New York commuter railroads fail due to aging infrastructure and monopolistic unions. He calls to abolish the ICC, free up bed ownership by government lease, and open rail to competition with regulated unions and public maintenance, envisioning service via Greyhound or airlines on shared tracks.
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Winter Car Care Hints From Butler County Auto Club
The Butler County Auto Club urges pre winter prep and ongoing care for cars. Key tips include starting the car every other day if idle, checking the battery, ensuring proper antifreeze, keeping electrical systems in good shape, and noting higher Monday battery trouble. End with a deadline to prepare by October.
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Reds Welsh On Peace Plan Shocks U S Policy
Joseph Alsop analyzes Soviet bad faith in upending peace talks between Egypt and Israel. Rogers had pursued a Rhodes formula framework under U N oversight with Sisco and Dobrynin briefing, but the Kremlin reversed, breaking commitments and blocking Rhodes formula talks.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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Basel's Picasso Fund Sparks Community Art Action
In Basel Switzerland a local drive raised 2.5 million francs to save two Picasso paintings from sale by the Stachelin family. Citizens, officials, and businesses donated through events, tips, and sales ending with the bid withdrawn and the paintings kept local. Picasso added more works and a 1907 sketch, enriching the Basel museum collection.
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