Mitchell Defends First Amendment Rights at Texas Bar
Attorney General Mitchell publicly defends free speech assembly and petition rights before the Texas Bar Association in San Antonio. He urged officials to tolerate peaceful demonstrations even if inconvenient or costly, noting dissent is democracy’s lifeblood and police cannot treat protests as prayer meetings.
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Birthday gift lets coal miner conquer obstacle course
Mrs. June Grace of Dewsbury arranges a Ministry of Defense obstacle course for her husband Gerald on his 50th birthday. Amid rain and recruits singing, Gerald completed the tough test, a memorable milestone he is sure to remember.
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England
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Gerd Tacke on Inflation and West German Industry
Dr. Gerd Tacke chief executive of Siemens in West Germany critiques inflation remedies. He argues drastic measures risk liquidity crisis and slow new plant-building while unions hold sway. He notes workers gains and price rises, tweets a reluctant faith in market forces and deferred wages.
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American traveler prefers exploring the United States first
The author argues for seeing more of America before Europe, noting New York and other U S cities as compelling destinations. They acknowledge Europe’s attractions but emphasize remaining in the United States to visit states like New England, Colorado, Utah, and avoid excessive travel time. Time constraints limit future trips.
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Paris
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Utah
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Confidence Must Be Restored In US Rail System
Washington asks how to rebuild public trust after Penn Central's failed 200 million loan guarantee. Senate moves to aid passenger service. talks of government backed loans and mergers amid rising costs and stock market unease.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with prices for daily and Sunday editions, including weekly and yearly rates. Rates cover in city delivery by newsboy or motor route, mail within and outside trading areas, and international delivery with required advance payment.
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Rights and fluoride debates stir Middletown readers
Letters urge upholding First Amendment rights for a five hour rock festival amid drug concerns and criticize fluoridation arguments. Contributors from Middletown urge civic openness, religion and law order while debating public health and youth engagement.
July 4th Parade Receives Praise
Our family was most impressed by the parade on the Fourth of July. Most sincere thanks go to all those who
Light Vote Didn’t Kill Fluoridation
A partial clipping notes that a light vote did not end fluoridation efforts as a broader campaign continues. The article hints at ongoing municipal debate and public health policy in the region.
City Commission asked to drop fluoridation issue
Wm. E. Barbour of 2203 Erie Ave urges that fluoridation be considered dead and reminds readers that voters twice rejected the measure. He questions fluoride testing and argues that those who want it should obtain it privately, while others should not be subjected to further discussion on the topic.
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City Commission
Wm. E. Barbour
Erie Ave
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