A Stake In The Oceans
The piece argues that all people share responsibility for ocean health and pollution impacts. Cousteau warns that harming phytoplankton could reduce atmospheric oxygen and threaten marine food resources. It calls for better toxic waste disposal and farming the sea, plus strong public support and international cooperation.
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United States
Atlantic
Jacques Yves Cousteau
Cousteau
FTC Demands Proof of Car Ad Claims Stir Industry
The FTC pressing automakers to prove advertising claims provokes unease in Detroit and wry amusement elsewhere. Major domestic and foreign firms face requests to cite engineering specifics for claims like “over 700 percent quieter” and “up to 30 miles a gallon.” The move signals broader scrutiny of sales rhetoric across industries.
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Federal Trade Commission
Detroit
Beware the man with a mission and Messiahs in politics
John Roche surveys modern self titled saints led by Ellsberg and others in the U S scene. He cites Orwell on messiahs and recalls Elisberg's Pentagon Papers leak and Tet assessment. The piece contrasts sincere belief with dangerous certainty in a democratic age.
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United States
Daniel Elisberg
Pentagon
Elisberg
Saigon
White House
Eilsberg
John Kenneth Galbraith
Siagon
South
Giap
Ellsberg
Ellisberg
More On Mr Nixon Trip Examines Moral Questions In China
William F Buckley Jr assesses Nixon's China visit, arguing that moral concern is overridden by power and public mood. He contrasts reactions to Nixon with liberal stances on Vietnam and Castro, warns of Machiavellian motives, and notes past Nazi Soviet pacts as warnings for free societies.
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Couse
Hitler
Orwell
Nixon
China
Mao Tse-tung
Charleston
S. C
Richard Nixon
South
Vietnam
Thieu
Mr. Nixon
Mao
Americans For Democratic Action
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
South Vietnam
Mao Tse-lung
Chou En-lai
Franklin Roosevelt
Nazi Germany
Adolph Hitler
Fidel Castro
Castro
Florence Nightingale
New York Times
Stalin
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon Trip to China Sparks Punditry on Politics and Risks
Washington columnist argues the trip signals a political calculus by Richard Nixon. It weighs his appearance, risk, and possible impact on Vietnam, SALT talks, and Middle East cooperation amid changes in leadership and foreign policy dynamics.
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Kosygin
Middle East
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily newsstand 15 cents and Sunday 25 cents. Home delivery by boy costs 80 cents weekly plus 15 cent service charge. Motor route totals and payment plans appear, with mail subscriptions at 30 dollars per year and 38 outside the U.S. The paper dates back to 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Isc
U.S.A
Dusting The Transformer at Northwest Public Service Camp
A witty letter from a camp manager thanks Northwest Public Service Co crews for meticulous maintenance of a poolside transformer and nearby crossarm repairs. The note praises dusting twice daily, weekly oiling, and 10 day bolt checks, plus vigilant meter reading and safety oversight by staff.
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New Hampshire
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