Vaccination push to curb equine sleeping sickness across five states
Five state governments order mandatory vaccination of horses to stop spread of equine sleeping sickness from Mexico. The move includes Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arkansas and Louisiana amid concerns earlier precautions might have reduced the toll. Critics note serum safety and demand prompt border inoculation based on the still unlicensed vaccine.
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Love Story and Youth: A Bridge Across Generations
Paul Harvey reviews Love Story as a profitable modern romance ending in tragedy. He quotes Harvard's Landrum Bolling on youth rebellion, 1960s dissent, and the ethical concerns shaping a generation. He suggests adults and youth may meet near the middle of the bridge.
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Question of Simple Morality in a Gun in the Night
Chief Justice Warren Burger is portrayed as simple minded in a dissent about the Pentagon Papers. The piece contrasts Donovan OSS plans and Hoover leaks with Nixon and CIA memos, asking what duties citizens and officials owe and whether higher duties justify withholding or leaking secret papers.
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Stamp collecting shifts as new nations flood philatelic market
The article notes a shift from broad world collecting to topical stamps as new nations issue vast numbers of stamps, potentially making full world collections impractical. It recalls postwar moves toward specialization, the rise of topical themes, and rumors about postage use in small Gulf states.
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United States
Exmple
Great Britain
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Roosevelt
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Persian Gulf
Cyprus
Anguilla
Fiji
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Chile
Apollo 15 set to break lunar travel and payload records
New York reports Apollo 15 aimed at several firsts and limits. Dave Scott and Jim Irwin will drive a Lunar Rover about 23 miles on three excursions, surpassing the prior two mile foot travel by Apollo 14.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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Letters to the Editor critique Nixon and US aid
The writer condemns Nixon's China trip and warns against appeasement and foreign meddling. Cites MacArthur and Roosevelt on patriotism and policy. Questions US tax burden, lunar project costs, aid to Chile, miners' compensation, and domestic needs, urging focus on homefront.
Hopes Mary Lord Will Reconsider City Commission Run
A Middletown resident urges Mary Lord to reconsider her bid for re election to the city commission praising her humanness and leadership while stressing the value of her service to the community.
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