Nonproliferation Treaty Should Not Be Put Off
The editorial endorses quick Senate action to ratify the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, noting its value despite flaws. It cites the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s approval without dissent and forecasts broad adoptions by other signatories, potentially placing the treaty in effect by next fall.
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Brandeis University
Shaggy St Bernard’s Bond With Brand y in Snow Rescue
The piece contrasts warm rescue images of St Bernard dogs with modern SKADI beacons for avalanche safety. It notes beacons are in testing with ski patrols, while dogs still save lives, offering a warm presence electronics cannot replace.
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Lenient campus chaos fuels calls for order and discipline
Paul Harvey argues liberal campuses like Columbia Berkeley Wisconsin and Chicago bred disorder as protests grew. He cites Roosevelt University Notre Dame Brandeis and Brandeis examples, praising swift actions to restore control and warning against permissive Dewey era ideals.
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Chicago
Roosevelt University
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Lawrence Silverman
Princess Amy Freshour Needs Get Well Cards
Four year old Amy Freshour, daughter of Monroe chief of police Raymond Freshour, has undergone her second heart surgery at Cincinnati's Children’s Hospital. Readers are urged to mail get well cards to Princess Amy at 4 East, Children’s Hospital, 240 Bethesda St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45229, to help speed her recovery during a lengthy stay.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription options with rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. Prices include 70 cents weekly in-city, 21 dollars yearly within trading area, 30 dollars outside trading area, 38 dollars outside the U.S. and require advance payment.
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Nixon presses NATO unity amid Western Europe defense ties
President Nixon signals he cannot go it alone in world affairs and seeks Western European unity in security. He urges NATO cooperation, notes Europe’s detachment from Southeast Asia, and aims for a balanced plan with Moscow to reduce armament while preserving peace.
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Middle East
Cost Of U S Failure In Vietnam
Joseph Alsop weighs the Nixon administration’s Vietnam assessment and Asia-wide fallout. He argues that failure could fracture Japan’s alliance and push Tokyo toward neutrality and nuclear options, while domino fears and Okinawa issues loom large. The piece links Vietnam outcomes to Japan, alliances, and nonproliferation risks.
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Creighton Abrams
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Philippines
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Asia
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Okinawa
State Department
Name Roy Roots Red Derivation and Historic Structures
The name Roy derives from Gaelic meaning red and is often confused with the French roi meaning king. The Brooklyn Bridge joined Manhattan and Brooklyn and was constructed in 1867. Linen fabrics from ancient Egypt dating to the 15th century B.C. still exist.
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