China Nuclear Threat and World Stability
An editorial argues that China’s hydrogen bomb and rapid progress alter the global nuclear balance. While unlikely to match US stockpiles or deliver missiles soon, Beijing’s growth raises worries of blackmail and regional risk, urging diplomacy to curb a growing nuclear wild card.
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United States
Peking
Washington
Moscow
Piggy Back Driving Promises Relaxing Rail Sat Passengers
The Department of Transportation contracted for an experimental auto rating train on the Washington Jacksonville run to begin early next year. Cars and passengers load on a special train with broad windows and end cars offering dining, movie, and nursery. Passengers can ride in their own car or picnic in the machine and arrive rested.
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Lights At Stop Streets To The Editor
Middletown readers debate traffic safety proposing removal of stop signs in favor of flashing red lights to reduce accidents. Virgil O Partin suggests driver caution and timing changes while Marcella S Schoultis proposes bold directional arrows at one way street intersections after recent tragedies.
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Marcella S. Schoultis
Vannest Ave
Obscene call prankster swap date mixup told by caller
A monitoring device helps catch obscene phone pranksters returning calls to women. One woman, after a rude taunt, ends the conversation with a humorous twist reveal ing a misheard class reunion plan while she lectures herself on self righteousness. She hangs up.
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Kosygin Visit Highlights Soviet Policy And Media Control
Washington dispatch notes Kosygin’s New York trip and UN speech illustrate a monolithic Soviet state keeping the public in the dark about Western reception and Johnson’s remarks. It condemns U S and Britain, pushes for Israel’s loss of territory, and pressures Vietnam withdrawal.
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Middletown Journal charges and delivery rates
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates including weekday 10 cents, Sunday 15 cents, and mail options. In-state weekly and annual options vary by delivery area with domestic and international annual prices listed. Founded in 1857, the paper is published daily by News-Journal, Inc.
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Danger On Waterways On A Day At Sea Ends In Near Collision
The Away We Go IV crew endures a tense voyage as a speedboat nearly collides with them and a May Day call echoes from a burning boat. Coast Guard responds, but rescue is bittersweet. lessons echo on licensing and safety. The scene includes skippers, passengers, and observers wrestling with risk on American waterways.
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Willard J. Smith
U. S
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