Government Pollution Push from Federal Buildings
The Department of Health Education and Welfare orders sharp cuts in sulfur oxide emissions from federal buildings in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Reductions range from 75 percent in Philadelphia to 83 percent in New York though federal usage is under two percent of regional sulfur fuels.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Public Health Service
War At Guam Confirms No Peace Breakthrough
Washington and Hanoi remain far apart on terms for a negotiated end to the war. Johnson and Ho Chi Minh exchange shows each side insisting on its prerequisites, with Guam yielding no new path to peace. The war continues, possibly more intensely, with limited hope for a settlement based on current positions.
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Hanoi
Johnson
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Ho Chi Minh
Guam
Faith Verse: Abolishing Death Through Gospel Gift
A religious message quotes 11 Timothy 1 10 SV describing how Christ Jesus abolished death and granted life and immortality through the gospel for believers.
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Savior Christ
Jesus
Eisenhower signals possible pre convention choice in 1968 race
Former President Dwight Eisenhower told a top GOP strategist he intends to name his preferred 1968 nominee before the convention. Interest runs through California and Michigan governors, with Nixon aides telephoning, while Ike avoids publicly backing a single candidate.
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Palm Desert
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Eisenhower
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Ronald Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
Charles Percy
Nebraska
Richard Nixon
Percy
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller
April Fools Jokes From The Past Sparkling But Harmless
The piece recalls old time April Fools pranks like hidden strings in pockets and a penny glued to sidewalks, plus fudge with pepper and prank calls about street lights. It notes these gags were corny yet harmless and hopes modern jokes remain similarly playful.
Hanoi's False War Picture Highlighted by Ale afield
Joseph Alsop critiques Hanoi's war reporting noting a use of inflated enemy losses and understated American casualties from LZ Bird in Binh Dinh Province Vietnam. He cites a captured dispatch showing 27 Americans killed and 160 wounded and argues data distortions shape policy and public perception.
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Washington
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LZ Bird
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Unions And High Rents In Rent Supplement Debate
The piece argues Congress faces a choice to expand or curb rent supplements aiding very poor families. It cites a case of a single mother with two children and analyzes incentives, labor costs, and unions influence on housing prices. It also proposes training prisoners for building trades to lower public housing costs.
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Wall Street Journal
Grams
Smith
Jones
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New York City
Rent supplements vs public housing in welfare debate
The piece argues Congress should favor rent-supplement programs over more public housing and discusses Milton Friedmans negative income tax as a radical welfare idea. It notes a shift toward broad welfare and questions how to implement minimal guaranteed income for family heads.
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Congress
Milton Friedman
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 10c per weekday and 15c on Sundays. Weekly mail options start at $15.00 annually within the trading area, $24.00 outside, and $38.00 for outside the U.S.A. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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