Public Benefit Seen From AT&T Rate Cuts Across Long Distance
The FCC ordered reductions in AT&T long distance and international charges with potential public savings of about 120 million dollars yearly and another 85 million from intra state calls if states implement. AT&T argues cuts may slow service expansion, though higher volume after prior cuts suggests growth. Regulatory zeal varies by state.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
California
American Telephone and Telegraph
Poland’s private farming grows despite communist system
A Polish farmer asserts private ownership dominates 87 percent of arable land, contrasting with Stalin era collectives. Farmers sell state products at fixed prices yet can market surplus, own equipment, and enjoy consumer goods. Labor shortages push cooperatives. observers note potential spillover effects to other communist states.
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Stalin
Moscow
Fight the Good Fight of Faith Verse Note
A short devotional line urges readers to fight the good fight of faith and lay hold on eternal life, echoing the biblical exhortation from 1 Timothy 6:12. The phrasing emphasizes perseverance and spiritual commitment.
Mrs America: A portrait from Gallup’s average housewife
Gallup finds Mrs America is 42 and financially average, living at home with family. She spends 52 minutes daily shopping and values childbirth as the most satisfying moment of life. She drinks little and feels taken for granted by society.
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Riviera
Juarez
Gallup
Mrs. America
Nature Reasserts Itself After Human Messy Progress
A reflective essay notes that human tinkering with wildlife, industry, and water yields temporary gains. The author observes rapid natural resurgence during a three week vacation, with gardens overrun, trees crowding out shrubs, and seedlings spreading after a decade of quiet. The piece ends warning humanity could destroy itself quickly.
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Naure
Reagan and Brown clash over California budget and future
The piece weighs Reagan's early California administration against Pat Brown's legacy. It notes Reagan inherited a large deficit and a busy timetable of court appointments, with supporters praising his reform energy and critics worrying about spending. It highlights Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and a tough Senate balance, plus a July special election.
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Reagan
Democrats
New York
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Senate
Robert Fitch
The Journal Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates 1857
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options with prices for in city delivery 60 cents per week, 15 cents Sunday, and mail rates of 15 dollars per year in trading areas and 38 dollars outside the U.S. per year.
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Johnson faces reelection as reassessment urged
Washington commentary argues LBJ must reassess his Great Society record amid Vietnam, civil rights, and crime gains. It questions his path to a second term, urges pause for reflection, and predicts political opportunities for 1968 rivals if he does not adjust course.
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Bobby Baker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Everett Dirksen
Charles Percy
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Middle East
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