Changing Attitude cited toward Chile signals shift in U S Latin relations
Washington shows no overt hostility to Chile as it nationalizes U S concerns with a more responsible approach, contrasting with Peru and Bolivia. Sources say compensation for Anaconda and Kennecott may be based on book value, around 186 million and 80 million respectively, hinting at a broader, less dollar driven policy shift. The piece notes hidden diplomacy continues behind scenes and foresees a potential new era of mutual interest in U S Latin American ties.
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Submarine rescue vessel costs soar against GAO view
The General Accounting Office flags a deep overrun in Navy submarine rescue craft costs. The Navy counters with a 360 percent rise, arguing operability at extreme depths justifies the spend. GAO cites a jump from 36.5 million to 463 million for different vehicle setups.
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Letters to the Editor Clash Over Youth, Tradition
Ray Linville of 497 Creekview Dr defends traditional values and criticizes Miss Barner for condemning his views on youth and societal change. He argues for tolerance of dissent while lamenting what he sees as sensational, progressive rhetoric and a loss of reverence.
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Parking Problems in Middletown Downtown Area
A resident laments limited downtown parking in Middletown, contrasting it with free well lit spots at shopping centers. He notes shoppers prefer Cincinnati for special items, while everyday clothing and household needs drive impulse buys elsewhere. Parking meters and potential tickets deter quick trips.
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Happy Daze predicted to hit big time in future tours
A reader recalls hearing the musical group Happy Daze during a visit by singer Mrs Fanny Spencer and her family. The quartet, with two guitarists and two drummers, plans a tour of western nightclubs, facing rough towns and gangster-club pressures as they chase a major break. The singer, Mrs David Sterner, trained at the University of Kentucky and won a violin prize, signaling strong potential.
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Indictment of John Kerry Deepens Debate on War Ethics
The text of John Kerry’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee speech is analyzed as a potent indictment of the Vietnam War era. It portrays Kerry as speaking for veterans and condemns wartime crimes such as torture and civilian targeting. The piece argues the United States faces moral hypocrisy and calls the Kerry indictment complete.
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Reverse Discrimination and College Aid Debate
John P Roche argues private colleges face tough budget years amid minority admission pledges. He warns quotas may force tradeoffs between aid to minority and white poor students, risking campus tensions and potential protests. He favors transparency to fund broad access without privileging one group.
Today in History for June 15, 1971
On this date in history major events include the Magna Carta signing in 1215 by King John, Franklin's electricity demonstration in 1752, Washington's continental army command in 1775, Arkansas statehood in 1836, and WWII shifts in 1940. Also noted are Supreme Court population-based reapportionment in 1964, highway program funding, and prisoner transfers related to political unrest.
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