Senate Should Act On Code of Ethics
Senator Bennett of Utah, vice chair of the Senate ethics committee, doubts quick adoption of an ethical code this year. He predicts protracted floor debate and argues personal honor matters. the goal remains clear guidelines for senators and staff, with possible financial disclosures to curb conflicts of interest. The public wants ethics standards, not endless objection.
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End Measles Now Says AMA Exhibit
An AMA exhibit urges mass immunization to eradicate measles within 10 to 12 years, warning seven million potential cases and hundreds of deaths if mass campaigns are not pursued. It notes progress from immunization in 150 communities and calls for rapid action to protect American children.
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Desegregation Not a Remedy Says Alsop
Joseph Alsop argues desegregation alone cannot fix education gaps in America. He notes racial segregation persists, costs to improve urban schools are high, and federal funding must expand to ensure quality education for ghetto children, urging a broad Great Society approach with careful spending.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 15 cents for Sunday, 60 cents weekly via routes, and annual mail options ranging from 15 to 38 dollars depending on area, with all payments in advance.
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Castroite subversion threat sparks U.S. alarm
A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee report warns Cuba aided by the Soviet Union is waging guerrilla campaigns in Venezuela, Colombia, Guatemala and Bolivia. It urges OAS members to halt all trade and press for sanctions while noting Soviet arms and personnel in Cuba and increased defense support to counter insurgencies in Latin America.
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Glossary for officials fuels city hall double talk
A mock glossary from Columbia Missouri officials exposes euphemisms like Implement a Program by hiring more staff and Expand the office. Other items mock phrases such as Under Consideration and We Are Making a Survey. Also recounted is a Dayton hospital misreport and a July 4 Middletown parade check by a math teacher.
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Letters to the Editor Questioning School Board Ruling
Parents and citizens critique a school board decision to run one high school and move ninth graders to the old building. They question equity, bus transportation, and funding, warn of impacts on eastern districts, and fear future bond votes. A second reader denounces antiwar college protesters and defends GIs and American rights in Vietnam.
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Air Force Not Represented in Local Memorial Parade
Letter from a Middletown resident regrets the absence of United States Air Force representation in the IT Am A Loyal American Day Parade and Memorial Day events while noting many local airmen serve in Vietnam. The writer asks who decides branch representation and urges inclusion of all services.
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