Indian Claims Commission seeks five year extension
The Indian Claims Commission asks Congress for a further five year extension beyond the April 10 1972 limit to finish adjudicating land claims filed before 1951. About 852 claims remain with many complex treaties. if extended, remaining cases could be shifted to the U S Court of Claims or other federal courts with tribal option.
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Indian Claims Commission
Congress
Commission
Jerome K. Kuykendall
U.S. Court of Claims
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Federal District Court
Washington
Population Clock Ticks As World Population Surges
The Population Reference Bureau reports the world population at about 3.7 billion, up 74 million since mid 1970, with growth near 2 percent annually. At this rate, 8,500 people are added per hour and 200,000 per day, underscoring rapid growth and complacency about the population explosion.
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Census Bureau
Washington
Population Reference Bureau
Globe
Muskie's unarmed style sparks national debate
Washington notes that Senator Edmund Muskie, calm and soft spoken, questions if his nonarm waving style can win a national race. Polls show him ahead, but critics say charisma matters and Muskie fears losing visibility without display.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including 15 cents per weekday copy, 80 cents weekly, 3.47 yearly in installments, and 30 dollars annual mail within the trading area. Motor route and mail subscriptions require advance payment with a 38 dollar rate for outside U.S.A. Founding year 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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In & Journal Tube
U.S.A
Not A Real City Tournament Letter to the Editor
James A Rowe Jr alleges the Middletown golf city tournament favors members of three area clubs Wildwood Brown's Run and Forest Hills. He claims lack of funds or connections blocks real entry and calls for an inclusive city tournament open to all players.
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Wildwood
Brown's Run
Forest Hills
Middletown
Dayton-Cincinnati
Buckley Reveals Hoax Paper Publication Strategy
William F Buckley Jr explains how the National Review printed fictitious papers to test media responses and misled several outlets including the Associated Press and the New York Times. He details contacting live individuals, mailing 6000 notices, and the press’s failure to verify the documents.
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Tle Associated Press
UPI
New York Times
Washington Post
National Review
Wiom
Associated Press
Pentagon
CIA
Times
The
Cincpac
Haiphong Harbor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pessimistic view of Nixon China policy from Belfast engineer
George Watt, a Belfast born civil engineer and former Chinese prisoner, warns President Nixon’s visit to Peking may not advance world peace. He cites harsh reeducation methods, executions, and the danger of foreign plants being seized, while urging caution over Vietnam policy and Beijing’s influence. Watt, guest of the anti Maoist Committee of One Million, recalls Downey, Fecteau, and Smith as prisoners and details Chinese tactics and distrust of any US commitments.
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George Watt
Nixon
Peking
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Watt
U.S
Committee of One Million
China
John Downey
New Britain
Conn
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Philip Smith
Air Force
Downey
Fecteau
Smith
West Berlin
Hugh Redmond
Vietnam
Hanoi
Mao
Lin Piao
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