Nixon strengthens stance with allies before Moscow and Peking summits
After talks with Canadian, French, British, West German and Japanese leaders, Nixon gains symbolic unity and eases fears about new US policies. Allies reaffirm willingness to consult before East West power shifts, though concrete terms for continued friendship remain to be defined.
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Howard Hughes and the Mystery of His Silent Life
A commentary on Howard Hughes offering privacy as his defense against speculation. It notes his reclusive years and the public interest in confirming his identity during interviews. The piece questions why he does not confront the rumors directly and hints at potential future actions.
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Using Our Hands Again Vocational Shift By Adults
Paul Harvey argues that adults increasingly enroll in vocational schools as teens move away from college. He notes 27 percent more adults in vocational programs and private schools reporting doubled adult enrollment. The piece cites repair industry needs, fraudulent repairmen, and historical examples from Harvard and Dartmouth showing a shift toward hands on work.
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Richmond School Merger Ruling Sparks Integration Debate
The Merhige ruling ordering Richmond Virginia schools and nearby counties with mixed populations to merge under a single district triggers questions of de facto versus de jure segregation, state versus federal authority, and potential nationwide implications for busing and redistricting. It notes the impact on transportation and funds, and flags legal questions to be resolved by courts.
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Hartke Faces Scrutiny Over Bulk Mail Ties in 1968 Bid
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana drew attention for his post office policy tilt toward bulk mailers and a $30,000 Spiegel contribution. The probe into that payment and Hartke's role as subcommittee chair raised questions about influence on third class and air mail rates. Critics note press coverage favors Muskie and McGovern over Hartke’s fundraising and advocacy.
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Reader recounts police involvement in local events policy
A letter details a November 1960s incident at Kessler Armory about renting off duty police for a public dance. The writer cites delays and a negative board decision over non profit status, then notes five volunteers handled parking and crowd control with no incidents at a second event a month later.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Historical Notice
The Journal Published in News Journal Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for weekdays and Sundays, motor route and mail delivery, with rates in cents and dollars and an annual service charge. Founded in 1657.
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The Good Old Board That Makes a Boy a Man
A verse recalls strict school discipline with the board of education hanging on the wall. The poet remembers the sting of punishment for misbehavior and argues to keep the old method as a lesson in fear and obedience, praising its role in shaping character.
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