Nixon Fulbright Clash Over Genocide Pact Ratification
The President and Senator Fulbright share interest in U S ratifying the genocide treaty despite fears of a failed two thirds vote. Supporters urge a full Senate vote to reveal lingering arguments and avoid emboldening embarrassment by evasion.
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Nixon
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate
Fulbright
U.S
NASA Keeps Apollo 13 Crew in Quarantine After Moon Return
NASA will quarantine the Apollo 13 astronauts on return due to caution about lunar infections. Officials cite new mission conditions and unfamiliar rocks and soil as justification for continued safeguards, with plans to end quarantine if no life is detected.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Latin America
America
Herblock
Adam Walinsky
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Harvard
Martin Per2‘z
SDS
Peretz
Walt W. Rostow
Rostow
Kind Conscription Soon Involves Will to Shift to Volunteers
William F Buckley Jr argues that moving toward an all volunteer army will require resolve and time. He notes Senate committee resistance, liberal opposition, and the political debate from Truman to Korea, warning that a professional force could skew toward a mercenary unit and racial imbalances, while urging end to conscription for civic principle and tax benefits.
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Gates Commission
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Nixon
Hershey
Truman
UMT
Korea
Hamilton
Libery
Switzerland
Europe
Drunken driving risks and proposed Ohio law changes
A Hillcrest Baptist humorous note contrasts with a public safety plea. The Ohio Insurance Institute cites 25 000 annual deaths and 800 000 injuries from drunk driving and urges 4 000 letters to press for stiffer laws, offering its Columbus address for participation.
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Ohio Insurance Institute
OII
Institute
Ohio
E. Broad St
Columbus
Labor Unions Power and Graveyard Strike Debacle
The piece condemns labor union power after a New York grave-diggers strike halted cemetery work for eight weeks leaving 15,000 bodies stored costlier for families. It argues for compulsory arbitration and federal state legislation to prevent public harm from strikes. It notes AFL CIO lobbying influence and calls for action to spare families from anguish.
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Washington
New York City
New York
Aflcio
Congress
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Displayed
The notice lists daily publication details for The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio with subscription rates. It specifies per copy prices for weekday and Sunday editions, weekly mail routes, and yearly rates for in city and trading area subscribers, including foreign delivery prices.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Is Israel Being Abandoned by U S Leaders Now
JOSEPTS ALSOP argues that Washington silence and political pressure imperil Israel as Nixon weighs refusing American planes. He cites oil interests, legal minds, and liberal allies, noting media and political signals shaping a dangerous climate for Israeli aid and survival.
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Washington
Congress
Israel
Nixon
John Mitchell
State Department
Georges Pompidou
White House
Tive
Adam Walkinsky
Prof
Peretz
Walinsky
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
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