France and China illustrate perils of nuclear spread
The article argues that while China rapidly expands its nuclear force, France progresses more slowly due to democratic limits. It notes Paris plans hydrogen weapons by next year and missiles by 1969 with Polaris submarines after 1970, all self funded. It urges a nonproliferation treaty to curb global arms spread and reduce accidental or deliberate nuclear war risk.
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France
China
Paris
Peking
India
The Drugs That Cull It
Editors warn that drivers under the influence of medicinal drugs such as sedatives can dull judgment and impair driving. The piece notes that not only street drugs but common prescriptions threaten road safety, urging responsible use and restraint.
War and Faith in a Divided Holy Land
A reflective column laments the 21 days of world conflict during a leisure vacation. It notes U S planes bombing Hanoi, China’s H-bomb, UN tensions, and the Jerusalem crisis. It proposes joint custody of Jerusalem and the Bethlehem area under world faith supervision and a Jordan River Valley buffer zone to ease friction.
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Washington
Holy Land
David
Jesus
Mohammed
Hanoi
U. S
China
United Nations
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
International Tribunal
Council of World Faiths
Jordan River
Capernaum
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
John
Christ
Israel
Jordan
Veterans and protesters clash in Vietnam era reflection
A columnist reflects on war in Vietnam linking three soap box derby winners now in service. It argues critics and government leaders prolong the conflict, warns communism must be checked, and urges vigilance to defend freedom and global power balance.
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Vietnam
Larry Beckwith
Larry DeBolt
Russell DeBolt
Germany
Steve Miller
Jim Miller
Marines
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Senator Fulbright
Arkansas
Kenneth Galbraith
Education Key For Negro Americans Says Alsop
Joseph Alsop argues education as the decisive path to end racial injustice in America. He links limited schooling to Buffalo violence and notes few Negro youths reach white-collar standards, urging a broad, nationwide effort to expand access to education and opportunity.
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Vietnam
America
Buffalo
Becaus
Middletown Journal subscription rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices: per copy weekday 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, weekly by carrier 60 cents, mail within trading areas 15.90 yearly, outside trading area 2400 yearly, and U.S. outside prices 38.00 yearly. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
U.S. push for small business exports faces anti American sentiment
Willi Schlamm critiques Western Europe’s anti American mood while stressing the need to aid small U.S. manufacturers in exporting. He notes Europe’s resentment of oil, autos, and computers but argues American tech and patents remain valuable. REFAC and partners like Heli Coil show licensing abroad generating over $100 million yearly.
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Willi Schlamm
Hitler
Car von Ossietsky
Wills
U.S
Willi
Department of Commerce
Washington
International
International Research Consultants
Pegasus International
Foster International
National Patent Development Corporation
Porter Internation
General Motors
Germany
Eugene Lang
Resources and Facilities Corporation
REFAC
Heli-Coil Corporation
Heli-Coil
Danbury
Connecticut
Mak
Ing
Lang pitches foreign linked small business corps plan
Mr Lang envisions many small trade corporations with foreign licenses for the House Small Business Committee. He argues the plan could surpass the SBA and urges Congress to act as tariff cuts tighten global competition.
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Lang
Select Committee On Small Business
U. S. House of Representatives
Small Business Administration
Congress
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