No Real Progress On Traffic Safety In NSC Report
The National Safety Council reports five month traffic deaths at 21 060, up 3 percent from 1968, with 75 000 disabling injuries by June 1 and an estimated four billion dollars in economic losses. NSC Executive VP John Lawlor warns minimal gains since 1966 safety laws, citing alcohol abuse, unsafe vehicles, and lax belt use as obstacles requiring stronger public commitment and action.
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National Safety Council
United States
NSC
John Lawlor
Wallace Signals Possible 1972 Presidential Run
George Wallace hints at a 1972 bid under a “movement” plan and outlines conditions: war ended honorably, taxes cut for the middle class, reduced government spending, restored law and order, and government out of schools. He has previously polled nearly 10 million votes as a 1968 American Independent candidate.
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George C. Wallace
Wallace
American Independent Party
Nixon
George Wallace
Two Emerging Powers Shift World Power Balance
JOSEPH ALSOP notes Bonn sees Germany and Japan rising fast while Britain and France lag. German GNP may reach 145 billion and Japan over 160 billion, nearing Soviet weight. Bonn now pursues long range realism after Czechoslovakia and SALT shocks. Kiesinger era may extend for years as US leadership faces new partners.
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France
Germany
Japan
Soviet Union
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Kiesinger
U.S
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily details subscription rates with prices for daily, Sunday, and mail deliveries. Rates include 10 cent per copy, 20 cent Sunday, 70 cents per week, 21 dollars yearly in value area, 30 dollars outside trading area, 38 dollars outside U S A, all payable in advance.
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Weakness in Hanoi as Paris talks stall progress
John P. Roche assesses Hanoi's bargaining at the Paris Conference. He argues Hanoi shows weakness, warns of inflexible demands, and proposes UN supervised free elections in the North to test the Lao Dong's confidence and strategy. The piece contrasts Hanoi with Saigon and outlines three possible explanations for Hanoi's stance.
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National Liberation Front
Paris
Hanot
South Vietnam
Nixon
Thieu
Saigon
Joseph Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Poland
London
Stalin
Ministry of the Interior
Hanoi
N. Lenin
Lao Dong
Vietnamese Communist Party
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
DRV
U.N
Replanting a Tooth Then a Quip about Lukens Dinner
June 13 incident at Sunset Park pool saw 11 year old Susan Gallop lose a tooth after a slide collision. Dr. James Puccio swam at night to recover and replant it. results labeled successful so far, with six months to confirm long term viability.
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Susan Gallop
Sunset Park
James Puccio
Susan
C.S
Nixon faces Vietnam choices as moon landing looms
The piece argues Nixon must balance a Moon mission with Vietnam policy. It weighs risks of a Southeast Asia withdrawal, pressures from doves, and a Paris settlement. The author cites British ideas on rural policing in South Vietnam and the potential political fallout in 1972.
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East
Clark Clifford
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Algeria
Middle East
Europe
U.S
McNamara
Rubicon
Washington
Sds-Er
Beatnik
Harvey Barnum
Malaysia
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