Drive On World Hunger Fight Seeks Global Action
The Science Advisory Committee urged U S leadership in fighting world hunger, stressing cooperation worldwide and a four percent annual production growth target. It warned that by 1985 calories needed will rise 52 percent, requiring capital and tech involvement from both developed and developing nations.
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Middle East
Presidential Science Advisory Committee
United States
Science Advisory Committee
Federal standards eyed to curb highway deaths nationwide
The piece outlines a national push to set federal highway safety standards and urges states to adopt and implement programs through legislatures and agencies. It notes the cost and effort required, acknowledges delays, and cites Transport Secretary Boyd on the timeline dependent on cost estimates and state actions.
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Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Middletown Welcomes New Steel Plant at Doty Grove
July 12 1900 Middletown citizens gather for a parade to celebrate the American Rolling Mill Company building a large steel plant on Curtis Street known as Doty’s Grove. Mayor Smith presides as George Verity of the company and local leaders speak. cornerstone laid with box sealed and funds dropped by onlookers.
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Middletown
American Rolling Mill Company
Doty’s Grove
Curtis Street
Broadway
National Guard
L. P. Smith
Rufus W. Weaver
First Baptist Church
Tion Walter S. Harlan
William H. Todhunter
H. P. Lloyd
Sagendorph Iron Roofing
W. K. Rhonemus
Benjamin Hurwitz
Freedom Must Be Defended on Independence Day
A national voice argues Fourth of July observances have faded from patriotism. It warns of Communist expansion and calls for renewed devotion to liberty, urging public readings of the Declaration and Constitution to counter eroding state rights and nine unelected justices.
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Washington
America
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs including 10 cent weekday, 15 cent Sunday, 60 cents weekly, and yearly mail rates of 15 dollars within trading areas and 24 dollars outside, with international 38 dollars. The paper is published by Journal Inc at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio, established 1857.
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The
News. Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
North Viet Regulars Dominate South Vietnam War Forces
Joseph Alsop explains the shift from Viet Cong to North Vietnamese regular troops across I II and III Corps, with three quarters of South Vietnam manned by Hanoi’s forces. He notes Viet Cong recruitment declines, the impact on guerrilla tactics, and Westmoreland’s redeployments to counter the growing northern threat.
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Washington
South Vietnam
William Westmoreland
III Corps
North Vietnam
Delta
IV Corps
9Th V.C
1St
V.C
I Corps
Hanoi
Westmoreland
III
II Corps
Return To Authority Promotes Tough Law Enforcement
Public debate erupts over safety for dignitaries and citizens with calls to restore police power. Rhode Island officials push to curb Supreme Court limits while Chicago criminologists back stronger enforcement. Crime rates rise and reporting lags spark harsh penalties calls.
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Stone
Chicago
Wilson
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