Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Gains UN Support
The United Nations General Assembly committee votes overwhelming to outlaw further spread of nuclear weapons. The pact, paired with the 1963 test ban, aims to curb arms growth while promising peaceful nuclear cooperation and exchange of tech for peaceful uses. Major powers pledge defensive guarantees. some nations abstain.
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France
China
United Nations
India
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Brazil
Paris
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Handbags for Men Stir Fashion Debate
A fashion trend shifts toward men carrying shoulder bags as designers push for acceptance of manly handbags. The piece notes the notion clashes with older views and parallels the mailman’s load with modern accessories while urging tidier habits than women.
Readers Debate Gun Rights and Kennedy Coverage
A reader argues against gun control citing constitutional rights and crime deterrence while contrasting with editorial views. Another letter criticizes TV coverage of Senator Kennedy’s death for sensationalism and privacy invasion, urging more restrained, factual reporting.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Gary Shupe
Eaton Ave
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Stated
The notice lists subscription prices for the Journal Piplished daily in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 10 cents for weekday copies, 15 cents for Sundays, 60 cents weekly by news route, and $24 yearly by mail in trading areas. Rates outside trading areas and outside USA are higher.
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Middletown
Ohio
Ohio Post
USA
Poetry Printing Questions and Honest Writing Advice
A newspaper column explains why poems are refused for publication and offers guidance on poetry writing. It discusses floods of poem submissions after tragedies and holidays, and notes poets should study craft. It cites Ogden Nash and Dorothy Parker as examples of clever writers.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Ogden Nash
Dorothy Parker
Change as the mood of voters shifts nationwide
In an election year, voters seek safety and a new government approach. Grassroots conversations reveal fatigue with elected officials and a desire for courage to confront unrest. Many plan to vote for change regardless of party labels, hoping leaders will restore security and trust.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Attorny
Jim Bishop Seen Through a Writer’s Prism in Charlotte
A portrait of Jim Bishop emerges from J A C Dunn for the Charlotte Observer. The piece notes Bishop’s long career, distinctive style, ethical stance, and his upcoming Kennedy era milestone with a focus on his appearance, temperament, and reporting philosophy.
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J.A.C. Dunn
Charlotte Observer
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Jim Bishop
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Charlotte
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