Nixon weighs faster troop withdrawal from Vietnam
President Nixon signaled openness to Clark Clifford’s plan for a quicker pullout of U.S. ground troops from Vietnam, aiming to match or beat the proposed timetable. He suggested 100,000 by January 1970 and full withdrawal by year end, stressing Saigon must bear greater burden with reduced American pressure and arms.
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Sino-Soviet War Near? Prime Moscow-Peking tensions rise
Joseph Alsop reports rising fears of a Soviet Chinese war as Moscow pressures Peking with a high level demand on a disputed border. He notes Trans-Siberian closure, troop buildups, and Brezhnev Mao clashes signaling possible military moves and shifting analyst opinions.
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Vandalism in Middletown and a Piloting Course News
A Middletown column laments senseless vandalism including a Fleming Road fire and home break-ins, noting no motive beyond malice. It promotes a 14 week basic piloting course by the Dayton US Power Squadron at Fairview High School starting Sept 14, free except textbooks, with contact Robert Bookwalter at 423-8933. It also notes the death of a newspaperman in the Ohio River, underscoring navigation skill importance for larger craft.
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Supreme Court upends secret ballot in union bargaining
The Supreme Court ruled that majority status can be shown by authorization cards, not only by secret-ballot elections. This shifts bargaining duty to employers when convincing majority support is presented, despite past Taft Hartley and NLRB expectations.
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Big Question: Proving Evidence Validity and Integrity
The remark raises concerns about establishing evidence validity and preventing forms of manipulation. It underscores the need for clear standards, procedures, and safeguards to ensure reliable proof and trustworthy outcomes.
The Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices: per copy ten cents on weekdays, twenty cents on Sundays. weekly by newspaper delivery in city and suburbs ten cents. mail rates seven days within trading area at $21 per year, outside trading area $30, and outside USA $38. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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New York City Becomes Conservative Says Buckley
William F. Buckley Jr argues in defense of conservative forces in New York City, criticizing liberal administrations, praising Republican figures like Marchi, and predicting that New York has become a conservative city that may endure political shifts and implications for national politics.
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