Space Stepping Stones in Space Exploration
The moon’s stepping stones are asteroids, diverse fragments ranging up to about 500 miles wide. Scientists Alfven and Arrhenius urge missions to large asteroids as practical prep for Mars journeys and as science sources on solar system history, with potential as way stations for longer voyages.
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Moon
Mars
Science
Hannes Alfven
Gustaf Arrhenius
University of California In
San di
Alfven
Arrhenius
Senator Ervin Warns On Secret Service Data Rules
North Carolina Senator Sam J. Ervin, chairman of a Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights, warns that new Secret Service guidelines on collecting and storing citizen data threaten First Amendment freedoms. He urges Congress to guarantee against data misuse and questions filing criteria as impractical and leading to mass surveillance unseen in U.S. history.
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Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Senate
Ervin
Ice
Congress
Radio industry grows in 1920s Middletown diary entry
Middletown diary notes late night radio reach and rising popularity as workers embrace after eight hours. Greater expenditures from 1920 to 1923 surge to 120 million. 3 million sets nationwide. Local stations WLW WMH and WSAI offer evening programs. theaters see attendance drop as radio expands.
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Chile
the Journal
United States
Cincinnati
Wlwwmh
WSAI
WLW
WEAF
New York
John McCormack
Lucrezia Bori
Strand
Bebe Daniels
Richard Dix
Sorg
Norma Talmadgt
Eugene O’brien
Jack Hoxie
Gordon Theater
Frank Simon
Armco
Norman Pilgrim
James Daniels
Paul J. Banker
Middletown Journal Subscriptions and Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options and prices for local and distant readers. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 20 cents for Sundays, 70 cents weekly, 271 dollars yearly by mail in the city area, 300 dollars yearly outside the trading area, and 38 dollars yearly for outside the USA, all payable in advance.
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Yeah
USA
Soviets Grow Bold Amid Defense Shakeup and ABM Debate
Joseph Alsop argues the Soviet leadership’s shift to Marshal Grechko after Malinovsky mirrors civilian control fears in the United States. He warns that rising SS-9 deployments threaten Minuteman deterrence and that Soviet boldness in the Middle East could escalate to massive casualties if ABM plans stall.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Nuclear deterrence and the arms race in the Nixon era
Editorial warns that failed SALT talks could force President Nixon to consider a second generation nuclear deterrent. It recalls the Cuban missile crisis where the United States held five times the Soviet power, arguing that a fivefold gap would threaten global balance if anti ABM forces prevail.
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Edward Kennedy
Nixon
Galbraith Steinem Pact aims at 1970 Vietnam stance purge
William F Buckley jr reports on a Galbraith Steinem organized purge within the Democratic Party. The plan would judge lawmakers by Vietnam positions, threatening to remove many liberal Democrats and potentially reshaping Congress before the 1970 elections.
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Vietnam
Messrs
Novak and
Evans
Congress
Galbraith
Novak
Pentagon
Who Was Right In Nigeria Biafra Went Under
John P Roche argues the Nigeria Nigeria conflict defies simple right and wrong. He details the human toll, starvation as a weapon, and global inaction under the UN and OAS as the two sides clashed over minority rights and sovereignty. He notes US indecision and suggests a symbolic response rather than empty talk.
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Biafra
Ibos
Goliath
David
United States
Lagos
Nigeria
Red Cross
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Washington
Melvin Laird
Defense
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Gen
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Cambridge
Mass
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Mr. Galbraith
Henry Jackson
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Daley
Richard Daley
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Lyndon Johnson
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