Nuclear curbs advance as US and USSR near treaty
Agreement on a complete draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons spreads optimism for final approval by mid March. The plan would limit spread of weapons, though France and China may resist, and policing questions remain central to success.
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Pierce the Only New Hampshire President Faces Preservation Battle
The Pierce Brigade works to save Franklin Pierce’s Concord home from demolition as New Hampshire gears up for the upcoming primary. Supporters argue the house deserves preservation as the state’s sole president, despite his renomination failure.
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Middletown diary notes 1866 fires thefts and reforms
The Middletown diary for January 27 1866 reports a fire at a riverfront slaughter house and a pantaloons theft at G D Schenck's Livery Stable. It notes revival attendance in Monroe and rising religious interest, women seeking the ballot, and Missouri's emancipation progress. President Johnson exchanges friendly messages with Emperor Maximilian amid Monroe Doctrine tensions.
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Build Bridges To The Editor Urges US USSR Dialogue
Bill Garvin urges easier talks with the Soviet Union noting success in a recent non-proliferation draft. He argues stability comes from dialogue and warns against a future with many nuclear powers and the need for peace tools like the hot line and Test Ban Treaty.
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Seizure of USS Pueblo Tests International Waters
The Pueblo incident raises questions over sea coast surveillance by Russian and North Korean actions. Washington notes a breach of international law and signals possible broader consequences in Korea and Southeast Asia as Moscow and Peking weigh their next moves.
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Middletown Journal Publication Notice Rates
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Puzzle Me This a column of tricky brainteasers
The piece lists ten posed puzzles with answers. It notes reader difficulties and then provides solutions for each item. Topics include clock timing, poker draws, horse race odds, numeric comparisons, card values, and teaching assignments. The tone is playful challenge from a newspaper puzzle column.
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Notable firsts and historic firsts cited in brief
Georgia Neese Clark of Rich ard Kansas became the first woman treasurer of the United States. The first Quakers arrived in America landing at Boston in 1656. Maine produces about one seventh of US potatoes. John Adams was the first U.S. president to reside in Washington D C. Portugal is smaller than Indiana in size. The American Legion organized in Paris in 1919.
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