Kennedy's Senate whip defeat signals setback for 1972 bid
The article analyzes Senator Edward M. Kennedy's loss of the majority whip post in the Senate. It cites Kennedy's limited zeal in duties, Byrd's steady diligence, and liberal Senate Democrats' wary stance, suggesting Kennedy faces a difficult path to rebound and potential impact on his 1972 presidential hopes.
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A Dazzle Of Gadgets On The Auto chrome shields and horns
A catalogue stroll presents car care gear and novelty add ons from spray to restore aging scent to chrome gravel shields and horns with tunes from Yankee Doodle to Never on Sunday. It notes electronic tuneup devices hood scoops rear deck air foils and more reflecting America’s wheel oriented culture. The excerpt ends with a biblical aside from 1 Samuel 2:1 RSV.
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Khrushchev Remembers Stalin and Cold War Secrets
Khrushchev Re memories reveals Stalin’s extreme secrecy by locking top ministers in sealed rooms and boosting Khrushchev’s rise through the Leningrad to Exdis lists. The memoirs challenge views of rational Soviet policy and hint at foreign policy missteps and the Korean War origins.
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Coronary Care Unit Opens At Middletown Hospital
A public open house drew about 1 000 visitors to Middletown Hospital on Sunday to tour the new Coronary Care Intensive Care unit. The unit offers eight monitored rooms and up to date equipment to treat heart attack patients, with average stays described as seven to ten days and potential for quicker recovery due to modern therapy.
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Nixon State of the Union address seen as hopeful plan
The article reviews President Nixon's Congress address as an expansionary budget proposal aimed at full employment amid recession. It notes vagueness on exact methods, calls for wage and price restraint, and highlights anticipated reforms in federal state city relations and wartime-to-peacetime economic shifts. It stresses unemployment and business losses as the immediate concern.
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Costly Precedent Looms Over Grissom Case
Mrs. Gus Grissom sues North American Rockwell and contractors for 10 million dollars citing NASA findings of design and manufacturing deficiencies after the Apollo 1 fire that killed Gus Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee. If successful, families of the other astronauts may follow.
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Mayor Lindsay condemns待遇 at Waldorf Astoria case
Mayor John Lindsay denounces the decision to house Cleola Hainsworth and her four children, the eldest 18, at the Waldorf Astoria by local Human officials, calling it colossal bad judgment or worse.
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Forest workers hail quaking aspen a disaster tree
Factographs describe the quaking aspen as the disaster tree the first to regrow where fires strip land. Horseless power expands on American farms with over three million trucks across similar number of farms. Washington Monument visits exceed 52 million since 1888. Tokyo converts five downtown areas into holiday malls on Sundays to curb air pollution.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for different delivery options. Rates include 20 cents per copy on weekdays, 0 cents for motor route in-city delivery, and annual plans of $21 to $38 depending on area and service, with advance payment required.
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