Pesticide Dangers Prompt Calls For Stricter Rules
A historical notice warns that while pesticides like endosulfan are vital for controlling pests they pose public safety risks. An incident in Germany dumped 200 pounds of the chemical into the Rhine causing massive river life loss, echoing U.S. memories of container spills and accidental contaminations.
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Goldberg urges Reagan to commute Sirhan Sirhan death sentence
Former Justice and UN ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg appeals to Governor Reagan, arguing capital punishment is barbaric and inhuman. He cites Sirhan Sirhan's diary references and notes evolving standards condemn state killing as the primitive custom of capital punishment.
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ABM protest rhetoric targets New York leaders
William F. Buckley Jr. champions opposition to ABM in a global mobilization led by the Coalition on National Priorities and Military Policy with sharply critical comments aimed at Mayor John Lindsay of New York. The debate centers on Vietnam war spending, urban welfare costs, and the perceived misallocation of national resources to military power.
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Father Receives Lip Injury During Father’s Day Golf Lesson
A Hamilton man was cut on the lip by his daughter’s golf swing while teaching her at the Golden Tee south of town on Father’s Day. The story also recalls a Middletown High School testimonial dinner misadventure and a prank harassing a couple over a valuable dog.
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Nixon Asia tour aims to marshal world opinion for peace
President Nixon plans a July to August swing through the Philippines Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan Japan Korea Formosa Australia New Zealand with the aim of promoting peace in Southeast Asia and backing self determination. Secretary Rogers accompanies him to Asia with a separate Japan Korea Formosa Australia New Zealand visit. The White House says the trip reinforces the United States as a Pacific power and signals support for developing nations while stressing restraint in Vietnam.
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Implications of U S Pullback in Vietnam and Asian Alignments
The piece discusses U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam and the need to reassure small Asian nations. It notes rising tensions between the Soviet Union and Communist China with China seeking regional backing and Moscow proposing a defense pact in Asia to curb Beijing and possibly extend Soviet influence.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates with values for daily and Sunday editions, in city and suburban routes, and mail options in and outside the trading area, including international. It notes advance payment and the paper's founding year 1857.
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ABM Debate Highlights Different Views On Defense Policy
John P Roche outlines opposing ABM positions from Melvin Laird and Wiesner, contrasts theological arguments with strategic concerns, and argues the Cold War context requires non theological analysis of ABM’s merits and risks.
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Cape Verde Descendants Tied to Slave Migrations
The article notes that most Cape Verde Island inhabitants descend from Africans enslaved and brought to the islands. It comments on cultural lineage and colonial history shaping the population.
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