Undersea Pact Aligns French and American Ocean Efforts
Washington and Paris formalize a joint program to explore oceans and study deep diving. The Marine Resources Council and the French National Center for Oceanic Development plan shared work on standardizing instruments, developing research submarines, curbing pollution, and increasing sea food yields for mutual benefit.
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United States’ Marine Resources Council
French National Center For Oceanic Development
Taft Family Dominates Public Life Across Generations
The Taft surname recurs in American politics from Alphonso Taft in the 1870s to Alphonso's descendants including William Howard Taft IV and Robert Taft Jr. The clan produced judges, governors, and a Cincinnati mayor. They are portrayed as principled, industrious, and influential political figures.
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Tafts
William Howard Taft IV
Casper W. Weinberger
Federal Trade Commission
Young Taft
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Robert
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Alphonso Taft
Vermont
President Grant
William Howard
Charles
America
Patrick's Day myths and Irish rights in American memory
The piece surveys Irish struggle under Penal Laws, notes Protestant and Catholic roles in rebellion, and cites Paul Jones on oppression. It adds Hallmark researchers debunking Patrick lore, dating his death and tracing his links to England and Wales, Ireland, and early church history.
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New York
Ulster
Lamar
S. VU
Paul Jones
Nelson Rockefeller
Protestant Court of Chancery
MR. Jones
Robert Emmet
John Mitchel
Hughes
George Washington
Big George
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Philadelphia
Hallmark Company
Patrick
Sally Hopkins
Jeanette Lee
River
Severn
England
Pembroke
Wales
Ireland
France
Rome
Third Avenue
Kiwanis Pancake Day Set At Middletown School
The Kiwanis Club will host Pancake Day next Saturday starting at 7 a.m. at Middletown Freshman School. Entertainment hours are 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. onward. Proceeds fund civic projects including eye operation funds led by Fred Stork.
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Kiwanis Club
Middletown
Fred Stork
Expediency Drives U S Policy on Rhodesia Recognition
The article argues American policy hinges on expediency in recognizing governments. It cites Rhodesia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, noting how the U S weighs interests, risk of antagonizing allies, and maintaining diplomatic access, with emphasis on access to information and potential trade.
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Washington
United States
Rhodesia
Latin America
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
South Africa
Ian Smith
Great Britain
Smith
Europe
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by the News Journal Incorporated in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices. Daily copies are 10 cents each and Sunday copies 20 cents. Weekly rates 70 cents, annual mail rates vary by area, with outside U. S. A. at 38 dollars. Established 1857.
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The
News Journal, Ine
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Post
U.S.A
Moynihan Memo Sparks Debate on Negro Progress
The Moynihan memo to President Nixon on the role of Negroes in American society fuels a national debate. It argues substantial progress but warns of psychological gaps, questions federal crash programs, and draws sharp attacks from civil rights groups and critics. Moynihan defends his views as liberal in goals yet cautious about rapid reform.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
Johnson
Nixon
New York Times
Moynihan
Pat Moynihan
Howard University
Yahoo
Valentine Trends and Victorian Echoes in Modern Cards
Greeting card makers estimate over half a billion valentines will be sent this year and a strong reliance on old fashioned sentiments persists. The electron microscope, invented in 1931, now magnifies up to a million times. In Ceylon astrology influences daily life including job choices and marriage. An advertisement notes a Buddhist family seeks a suitable husband for a 25 year old daughter with stenographer skills, dowry 10000 rupees, horoscope required.
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Ceylon
Gorgama Buddhist
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