Terrible agreement not an achievement the test ban miss
George F. Will argues that the administration seeks a five year U S Soviet nuclear test ban to appear decisive, but a verifiability problem and asymmetrical impact harm U S deterrence. He warns a complete ban would prevent proof testing and risk weapons reliability while eroding U S scientific capacity and trust in leadership.
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Washington
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United States
U.S
Paul Warnke
Africa
South Korea
Taiwan
Israel
Pakistan
Iran
Siebenthaler Names New Nine Leadership Team
The W A Siebenthaler Sr President Elwood Richardson named Paul J Day executive editor Jim Mills managing editor and the business manager position held by Day as part of his leadership team.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Day
Jim Mills
Abolish Sanity Defense, Warn Against Insanity Judgments
A columnist argues psychiatry lacks objective standards to distinguish sane from insane in criminal trials. The piece claims psychiatrists misjudge verdicts, calls for ending the sanity defense, and for life terms without parole for killers like the Son of Sam. It decries reliance on flawed expert opinion and urges safer public protection.
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David Berkowitz
Sam
James Ruppert
Move Over AS You May Judge From Their Capsule Titles
Washington columnist Tom Braden discusses Rule Four for a steady marriage. He cites Dr Paul Glick of the Census Bureau on divorce and offers a personal anecdote about a wife buying a car, the bank note, and a whispered note to "move over." The piece frames move over as a device to curb friction and preserve harmony.
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Washington
United States Census Bureau
Paul C. Glick
Boston
Penny Post Ends as Stamp Rise Shrinks Cent Coinage
Ridgefield Conn AP reports a 15 cent first class stamp threatens the penny era as pennies fade from use. The old Lincoln penny and Indian head coinface obsolescence while dimes and nickels handle mail and postcards.
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Ridgefield
Conn
Penny Post
Penny Memories and the Value of a Penny
A reflective piece traces the penny’s reach from childhood treats at a penny arcade to its broader cultural impact. It recalls Goose Goslin and Babe Herman collectibles, offers vivid nostalgia for pennies in daily life, and mentions Wendell Phillips and Lord Cecil debating the penny’s education value.
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Goose Goslin
Babe Herman
Mickey Cochrane
New York
White House
Washington
Wendell Phillips
Lord Cecil
House of Commons
Hansard
The Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. It details prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, with weekly and monthly rates, plus mail pricing for domestic and foreign addresses. It notes publication origin and founding year 1857.
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USA
U.S.A
Hot potato politics at SBA and FAA rules
The piece critiques SBA leaders and White House clashes over the Consumer Protection Agency bill and a labor reform bill, noting firings and delays. It also satirizes an FAA proposal requiring seat belts to be buckled at all times, except for bathroom trips or crew authorization, framing it as overbearing regulation.
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SBA
Carter
White House
Vernon Weaver
Congress
Barbara Dunn
Senate
Office of Advocacy
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Labor Department
Steve Mollett
Washington Post
Washington
FAA
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