CBS to Provide 24 Global News Transmissions Next Year
CBS Enterprises announces that over 100 broadcasting outlets in Japan and Australia will receive 24 special news transmissions in the coming year. The service covers events like President Nixon's Asia trip and major space shots, cutting costs and delays in overseas news.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Enterprises Inc
Japan
Australia
Nixon
Asia
Globe
CBS Enterprises’ International
William Block
Moon Deed Upshot: Talca Lawyer Claims Lunar Title
Fourteen years ago Jenaro Gajardo Vera filed a deed in Talca Chile declaring ownership of the moon. Apollo 11 may inspect the property and Gajardo offers a contingent share if invited by President Nixon. He argues international law covers the moon though no court has ruled.
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Jenaro Gajardo Vera
Talca
Chile
Gajardo
Nixon
Letters To The Editor Stop And Count
A reader urges unity and restraint amid racial tensions, praising education and figures like Booker T. Washington and Thurgood Marshall. The letter discusses policing, personal responsibility, and the need to count blessings, with reflections on a white boy’s death and a disputed juvenile case.
Respect for police duty and public safety
The piece urges appreciation for police officers who risk their lives patrolling city streets while the public rests. It argues that without police, safety would deteriorate and calls for more thanks rather than belittling them.
Police Respond To Letter About Safer Communities
A letter from Laver Lee Moon prompts a police reply defending safety efforts and urging public trust in law enforcement during concerns over home thefts car thefts and community protection.
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Laver Lee Moon
Antipolice
Firing incidents prompt calm community response in Southend
Residents credited for keeping cool Wednesday morning as gunfire-like firecrackers spurred police action and the swift arrest of alleged offenders. The piece urges unity between races to prevent violence and preserve safety amid ongoing race-relations tensions.
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Southend
South End
Firefighters Praised For Quick Action In Middletown
A Middletown resident credits the local fire department with rapid arrival and efficient service after a kitchen fire. The caller praises the firefighters and urges appreciation for their hard work.
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Middletown
Fire Department
Soviet Threat Debated as Naval Fleet Loiters Near U S
Washington editorial argues the Soviet Gulf presence undermines peace and Monroe Doctrine. It notes an eight-ship force with missiles near Key West and Havana, ties to Cuba and Castro, and calls for clear Moscow detachment while warning against dismissing the Communist threat.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Moscow
Black Sea
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Turkey
NATO
Monroe
Latin America
Congress
Conflicting Rights Over Bases Amid Cold War Tensions
The piece argues that Soviet occupation of Eastern European states contradicts postwar settlements while the United States would support ending NATO and troop presence if the Soviet Union withdrew. It frames a broader clash over basing rights in Europe versus the Americas and calls for liberation of East Germany, Poland and Hungary.
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Europe
United States
America
NATO
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal announces daily publication by News Journal Inc with delivery options. Rates list per copy prices and weekly, yearly mail plans, including in and outside trading areas, with a note on advance payment and a 1857 founding background.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Dirksen Plays To The Libs As Knowles Battle Fades
The piece notes Senate Minority Leader Dirksen failed to block Dr. John H. Knowles from a HEW post, with support from Tower Wilson and AMA foes. Nixon then backs Dr. Roger Egeberg, a Humphrey Democrat, easing liberal uproar while keeping Republican fundraising intact. The column warns doctors face hospital bed access stakes and praises an objective HEW appointee.
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Washington
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Richard Nixon
Dirksen
John H. Knowles
Bob Finch
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Knowles
Capitol Hill
White House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
America Medical Association
John Tower
Bob Wilson
Tower
Wilson
Fox
AMA
Nixon
Roger Egeberg
University of Southern California At Los Angeles
Finch
Egeberg
Humphrey Democrat
Nixon’s Knowles vote sparks Senate quarreling over symbol
The passage argues Nixon outmaneuvered rivals like Dirksen Tower Wilson and the AMA on the Knowles issue. It credits Dirksen with strategic skill while noting Nixon’s concessions pleased many, framing the episode as a battle over political symbolism and power.
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AMA
Afl-Cio
COPE
Committee On Political Education
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Tower
Wilson
Knowles
Dirksen
U.S
Senate
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Largest US military reservation Fort Bragg NC
Fort Bragg in North Carolina is cited as the largest military reservation. The note mentions Sir Victor Sassoon as a race horse owner whose horses won four Epsom Derby races. A chain is defined as 66 feet, a tenth of a furlong. Dolph Schayes is noted as the first pro basketball player to surpass 15,000 career points.
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Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Sir Victor Sassoon
Dolph Schayes
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