A Price For Progress No Jobs For The Indian
The Moose Factory colony in Ontario shows progress in housing schools and health but lacks jobs for its Indians. Despite improved living conditions, two thirds of Canada’s 230 900 Indians live on federal reserves with insufficient employment. The article notes similar US reservation unemployment and endorses attracting industry to reserves to create work and sustain gains without a costly price.
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Ontario
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United States
Marine officer Corson faces discipline over critical book
Lt Col William R Corson, former commander of Marine Corps combined action platoons in Vietnam, wrote The Betrayal criticizing top military leaders. Publication nears after his retirement, and a Marine Corps legal officer investigated. Critics warn of stifling policy criticism by active duty officers.
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William R. Corson
Corson
Marine Corps
South Vietnam
Carson
Pentagon
Jeshurun
Cats as wild animals spark rabies law change plea
Letter writer argues cats should be licensed and vaccinated like dogs and treated as domesticated pets. She urges readers to petition state Rep Barry Levey to change laws deeming cats wild and warns of potential hunting season if untreated.
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Barry Levey
First National Bank
Middletown
Ohio
Thomas E. Rothfuss
Trenton
Columnist questions gun control amid historical killings
In a provocative column the writer argues against gun control by comparing firearm homicides to other forms of killing, citing 5,900 U.S. firearm homicides in 1967 and questioning why only guns merit attention. The piece suggests calorie of violence spans knives and blunt weapons too.
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USA
Tax choices in a slow moving democracy
Dave Began Here And There argues a tax increase or inflation, noting inflation worse but tax cuts must be wise. He stresses education for the underprivileged, no hungry people, and careful expense cuts to avoid worsening debt and food shortages.
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Congress
Johnson
Fellowman's Life Little Better Opinion Piece
Herbert H. Cutter urges a kinder world where apathy fades and harmony grows. He advocates relaxed demands, shared joys, cooperation, and moderate means to improve every fellow human's life.
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Herbert H. Cutter
Armco
Violence and moral crisis dominate political debate in Washington
Congress faces an anti crime bill amid rising violence robberies and public fear. Senators condemn permissive standards and court decisions while debates rage over welfare aid and poverty programs amid calls for stronger enforcement and social reform ahead of the coming campaign.
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Senate
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Supreme Court of the
United States
Alabama
Welfare programs under scrutiny by Joint Economic Committee
A sub committee of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress has long criticized welfare programs for failing to produce their intended outcomes. The discussion centers on program effectiveness and potential reforms to improve beneficiary impact.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 10 cents for daily copies and 15 cents for Sundays. City motor route deliveries cost 60 cents weekly, with mail options at 15.00 per year in trading areas and 38.00 per year outside, with all mail subscriptions prepaid.
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First
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Differences Of HHH and LBJ In Vietnam Policy
Joseph Alsop profiles Vice President Hubert Humphrey and President Lyndon B. Johnson, noting Humphrey’s frank, probative stance on Vietnam bombing and diplomatic options while Johnson privately aligned with the President. It discusses potential future policy shifts and Humphrey’s reactions to campaign-era insinuations.
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Hubert Humphrey
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