A Bonus For A Junta In Greece
The Greek military dictatorship faces global censure as democracy erodes under force and suppression. Washington keeps a partial embargo, permitting five destroyers and one submarine under a loan, a move critics say undermines disapproval. The State Department question on loaned ships notes NATO ties versus democratic restoration.
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Greece
Washington
Athens
U.S
Free World
United States
State Department
NATO
Freedom
Europe
Immigrant Dream Elevates Yale Law Dean Abraham Goldstein
The article profiles Abraham Goldstein rising from a Ukraine born Yiddish immigrant who sold fruit and vegetables on New York's Lower East Side to becoming Yale Law School dean. It frames his story as a parable of the immigrant's American dream and notes his ascent contrasts with biblical admonitions.
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Abraham S. Goldstein
Yale Law School
Goldstein
Land of the
Free
Ukraine
New York
Lower East Side
Yale
August Law School
Abraham Goldstein
Nixon Faces Birchers In California Primaries
President Nixon wary of Birch Society gains as John Birch members vie for the GOP seats in Yorba Linda and Orange County. Special elections coincide with the June 2 primary after Lipscomb and Utt deaths, with Rousselot and Schmitz as leading Birch-backed contenders and Nixon allies Badham and Hillings in play.
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Washington
Nixon
John Birch Society
GOP
California
Birchers
Glenard Lipscomb
James Utt
Lipscomb
Yorba Linda
Utt
Orange County
San Clemente
John Rousselot
Birch Society
John Schmitz
Birch
Ronald Reagan
Robert Badham
Patrick Hillings
Rousselot-Hillings
Hillings
Senate
Harrison McCall
Ray Arbuthnot
John Birch
Rousselot
Schmitz
Badham
Hoffman Rules On Chicago 7 Trial Interpretation
Judge Julius Hoffman apologized for not reading Arthur Goldberg criticism of his handling of the Chicago 7 trial. Goldberg questioned the conspiracy charge while Hoffman listened as a reporter summarized the case.
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New York
Julius Hoffman
Supreme
Arthur Goldberg
Chicago 7
Goldberg
Hoffman
Postal reform foes fear union shop in independent mail body
The House Post Office Committee advances Nixon’s plan to create a TVA like postal corporation. It risks compulsory unionism through a union shop provision, drawing criticism that the move would de federalize nothing and still rely on federal backing if deficits arise.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
House of Representatives Post Office Committee
Rules Committee
House
Right To
James Rademacher
Letter Carriers Union
Winton Blount
Independent Postal Corporation
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
U.S
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Rademacher
Whic
Mr. Blount
TVA
White House
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal inc on S Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates. It notes per copy costs, weekly delivery, local and mail options, and annual rates for in and out of town readership.
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the News Journal Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Wating
Ares
U.S.A
A Husband Roles Shift and a Band Honors Mullaby
A New York AP note about a husband learning to assist his wife after her arm injury circulates in Middletown. He helps with grooming and daily care, joking around his hair styling mishaps as colleagues hear of his effort. Meanwhile Middletown High School honors Mrs. Hannah Wren for long service to the band, naming her a life member of the Band Associates.
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New York AP
Norm Goldstein
New York
West Side
Goldstein
Middletown
Middletown High School
Hannah Wren
Howard Wren
MHS Band Associates
Wren
Camp Campbell Gard
P.D
Recognition Is Not Policy in Foreign Affairs
John P. Roche argues that recognizing foreign governments does not alter regimes or policy. He cites Senate debates on recognizing Peking and Rhodesia, contending recognition reflects reality, not approval, and that the United States should recognize leaders like Mao, Smith, Castro, and Kosygin as a matter of factual statecraft.
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Senate
Alan Cranston
California
U. S
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Warsaw
Taiwan
Rogers
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Smith
Republic of South Africa
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East Africa
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Rhodesia
London
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Castro
Kosygin
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