Russian Arts Show Signals Easing US Soviet Ties
A 4000 year span Russian arts and crafts exhibit opens at the Corcoran Gallery Washington under Soviet auspices. Madame Furtseva attends, discusses renewing the cultural exchange pact as the collection tours Los Angeles St Paul Chicago Boston and New York through next November.
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Corcoran Gallery
Washington
Moscow
Yekaterina Furtseva
Madame Furtseva
B.C
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Chicago
Boston
New York
United States
Mars probes peel back Martian mysteries after dust storms
Mars exploration with Mariner 9 reveals unanticipated phenomena as haze clears and pits near the south pole spark new questions. Experts note the topography challenges Earth comparisons and say vast knowledge awaits before the mission ends.
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Mars
Mariner 9
Martian
South Pole
Earth
Letters to the editor question globalism and war policy
A pair of readers criticize the liberal establishment for duplicity in pursuing world government via the United Nations while promoting peace rhetoric. They argue international pressure disarms the US and blame courts for betraying democracy, urging impeachment or voting out leaders who violate rules.
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United States
United Nations
What Does Muskie Mean by Wrong on Vietnam
The piece scrutinizes Senator Muskie's claim that the Vietnam War is "not right" and probes the basis of his judgment. It contrasts Muskie with Kennedy and other liberals while questioning his logic about power, risk, and the notion of a legitimate war. It notes objections about Hanoi’s resources and the role of external support in the conflict.
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Ed Muskie
Vietnam
Robert Kennedy
Muskie
Manchester, N.H
Korea
U.S
Hanoi
South
Sen. Muskie
North Vietnam
Egypt
French Indochina
Soviet Union
Antarctica
United States
Mexico
Margaret Chase Smith Seeks 60 Percent Vote Cutoff for Absentee Congress
Paul Harvey discusses Sen. Margaret Chase Smith urging a constitutional amendment to remove any Congress member who votes less than 60 percent of the time. He criticizes widespread absenteeism as a derailment of governance and labels the Senate as self-serving, urging accountability while noting similar past proposals often fail.
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Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
Fascinating Things Happening In Antarctica
Buckley surveys the Antarctic treaty, noting signatories including the Soviet Union, and outlines how science funding via the National Science Foundation and US Navy logistics enable 210 scientists across 65 projects at 1,300 summer personnel and six stations. He highlights the continent as a vast freshwater reservoir and potential energy source, stressing international cooperation and the minimal claim policy under the treaty.
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Mcemurdo Station
Antarctica
Antarctic
Soviet Union
US Navy
Congress
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists rates for daily weekday papers 15 cents, Sunday 25 cents, home delivery 80 cents weekly, motor route 3.47 per month in installments or 3.20 in four weeks, service charge 15 cents, mail subscriptions 30 dollars per year within trading area, 38 dollars per year outside, and all motor route rail subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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