Planets to Explore After Moon Landing
The article argues for expanding space exploration beyond the Moon, urging Congress and the Nixon administration to set a bold decade‑long course. It cites Clarke on life on other planets and quotes Tsiolovsky, framing the solar system as humanity’s next frontier and a new educational “kindergarten.”
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Congress
Nixon
Earth
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Arthur C. Clarke
Clarke
Sagan and Leonard
Tsiolkovsky
Solar System
Reappraising the Alliance for Progress’s limits and reality
John P. Roche argues that Latin America's development needs are structural, not solvable by rhetoric. He notes Cuba’s shift back to sugar, coffee market critiques, and the population challenge that compels population control as a priority for economic development within the Alliance. He urges realism to avoid disillusionment and isolationism.
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Senate
House
Alliance For Progress
John Kennedy
Latin America
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
United States
Colombia
Peru
Andrew Jackson
Bank of the United States
Brazil
U. S
Organization of American States
Pope Paul
Rl Grande
Tierra del Fuego
Antiques Fair Set at National Guard Armory March 14 15 16
The annual Antiques Fair at the National Guard Armory on S Main Street runs Friday through Sunday with 35 exhibitors. Proceeds benefit the Salvation Army. A local appeal seeks a donated wheelchair for a 16 year old in need, contact 422 9712 for pickup arrangements.
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National Guard Armory
S. Main Street
Finch outlines federal role in school segregation debate
Secretary Robert H. Finch urges realist approach to integrating schools, arguing against rigid percentages. He stresses education quality over arbitrary busing quotas and says the Supreme Court permits discrimination only in cases of deliberate acts. He calls for district by district evaluation and maintains education first.
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Washington
Congress
U.S. News & World Report
Finch
Chicago
Harlem
Pasadena
Calif
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Department of Health, Education and
Nixon avoids past ties as he tours Europe with focus on Soviet talks
Marianne Means notes President Nixon framed his Berlin visit around future goals for the Atlantic Alliance and the Soviet talks, while facing reminders of past commitments. Gen. Lucius Clay, famed for postwar Berlin and the 1948 airlift, was discussed as a possible travel companion but ultimately not invited.
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Berlin
Richard Nixon
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
Britain
France
America
West Germany
U. S
NATO
de Gaulle
Nixon
Soviet Union
Lucius B. Clay
Anybdy
Clay
Truman
Gen. Clay
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
New York
Germany
White House
First jet passenger service by BOAC London to Rome 1952
The article notes the inaugural jet passenger service by British Overseas Airways Corp between London and Rome in 1952. It also mentions Sagebrush as a silvery gray shrub, Leif Ericsson bringing Vineland specimens to Greenland, dogs living up to 24 years, and Ernst Lubitsch arriving in the US in 1922 to direct Rosita. Connecticut leads in tobacco production with high shade-grown prices.
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British Overseas Airways Corp
London
Rome
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, weekly motor route, in-town and suburban rates, and mail rates inside and outside the trading area. It notes advance payment, and provides pricing for United States and outside USA deliveries.
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USA
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March
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Marianne
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Greenland
Ernst Lubitsch
Mary Pickford
Connecticut
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