U S China Talks at Warsaw Yield Measured Progress
The Warsaw discussions between the United States and China produced little tangible result but maintained vital direct contact. The talks offered insight into Beijing’s thinking and Washington’s views on mutual topics. Subsequent meetings and new proposals signaled a push to improve relations and prevent greater strategic danger.
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5 190 Deaths Senate Safety Council Report
The National Safety Council reports November highway deaths fell about four percent from the year before, yet total deaths reached 5,190. For 1969, fatalities are expected to exceed 56,000, with 1,800,000 disabling injuries in the first 11 months and an estimated $10.6 million in economic costs. Matthew 5 7 is cited.
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Deserters of Liberal Thought on Vietnam Policy
John P. Roche argues liberals abandoned moralism and embraced isolationism in foreign policy, favoring blue water disengagement and concentrating on Western Hemisphere interests. He cites Kennan's critique of moralism and notes Lippmann's Dominican Republic stance while promising a deeper look at Vietnam in a future column.
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Letter Word From Viet Nam Serviceman Inspires Scouts
Junior Girl Scout Troop 354 sent Christmas cards to 49 servicemen. Staff Sgt. David C. Highlands, in Viet Nam since April, replies with guidance about individuality, morality, and maintaining high standards for the next generation.
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Wilson proposes primaries to choose presidential nominees
President Wilson urges prompt federal legislation to establish nationwide primary elections for presidential nominees and preserve party conventions only to declare primaries verdicts and shape platforms. He cites Senate term plans, party ticket reform, and better accountability to voters.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown News Journal lists daily and Sunday subscription prices. In town delivery via newspaperboy or motor route costs 0 per week. Mail rates are $21.00 per year in the tracing area and $30.00 per year outside, with outside US at $38.00 yearly.
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Bernadette Devlin's Six Month Sentence Sparks Bold Ideation
In Ulster riots coverage Bernadette Devlin contemplates continuing The Cause alive rather than assassination. Nixon criticizes lawmakers for crime in Washington while Hoover notes security gaps near the Capitol. Pan Am highlights first Atlantic passengers on a 747 and a spare aircraft joke.
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Appreciation Letter to Editor and Photographer Praised
A reader commends Fred Sennet for the January article Dear Editor and praises Bob Wendt for photography. The letter urges constructive letter writing to express opinions about society and thanks Manchester Middle School staff for promoting free speech. The writer hopes the Journal continues to publish constructive protests.
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Freedom At Stake From Left Wingers
A political flier argues for repealing the Gun Control Act of 1968 and warns that firearms rights are at risk. It calls readers to sign petitions and contact K. L. Neal at 423-1918 before noon for circulation.
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