Nixon should use executive agreement on Okinawa return
The article argues that Okinawa’s 1972 return to Japan should be handled by executive agreement rather than a treaty. It warns that a two thirds Senate vote is unlikely and notes precedents with nearby islands. It contends textile industry pressure should not drive foreign policy.
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Sato
Nixon
Okinawa
Japan
Congress
Senate
Ryukyu Islands
Bonin Islands
First Black Admiral Gravely Elevation in Navy History
The first Negro admiral in the United States Navy, Captain Samuel L Gravely Jr, is set to become an admiral. His path from enlisted man in 1942 to flag rank challenges barriers of class and race, reflecting well on both him and the Navy.
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Samuel L. Gravely Jr
United States Navy
Captain Gravely
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Letters on Law Day and Paper Drive Opposition in Middletown
A reader praises Law Day and local leadership in Middletown including police, judges, and city officials while urging citizens to live lawfully. The second letter attacks a local paper mill proposal to recycle newspapers, arguing it harms the city and offering alternative buyback rates from paper dealers and community drives to collect and dispose of newspapers.
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Middletown
Stratton urges Democrats to focus on Asia not Vietnam
New York Representative Samuel Stratton told a Democratic dinner near Albany that candidates should stop using Vietnam as a partisan issue. He urged Democrats to address Asia’s stability after a U.S. troop withdrawal by 1972, consider economic and military aid to non Communist Asian nations, and work with NATO to preserve peace and Israel. Australian foreign minister Leslie Bury echoed calls for orderly withdrawal to honor sacrifices.
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Washington — News
Samuel S. Stratton
New York
Democratic Committee
Albany
N.Y
Stratton
Asia
House of Representatives
Humphrey
Vietnam
Connally
Democrats
U.S
Democratic Party
South Vietnam
Korea
Taiwan
NATO
Europe
Israel
Middle East
Leslie Bury
Washington
Bury
Nader and GM clash over consumer control and quality
The piece analyzes tensions between Ralph Nader and General Motors chief Jim Roche over car quality, consumer participation, and corporate accountability. It highlights how workers, inspectors, and management each bear responsibility, and notes Better Business Bureau initiatives to channel consumer complaints via toll free lines. It envisions a stronger American buyer power and global competition.
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Ralph Nader
Jim Roche
General Motors
Nader
Convair
Roche
Elisha Grayel
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Whirlpool Corporation
Gray
Chrysler Corporation
America
Better Business Bureau
U.S
Japan
West Germany
Blood donations guidelines from Middletown Hospital
In the hospital publication a blood donation article outlines donor rules. Appointments via the Laboratory, eating before donation, age 18 to 65, and questions answered by blood bank staff are noted. The hospital’s replacement policy requires four replacements for every three transfusions.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including newsstand and home delivery prices, motor route plans with installment options, a per month service charge, and annual mail rates for in area, outside area, and international. The paper notes 1857 founding.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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