Vietnam War Reporting and UN Oversight Proposal
A veteran observer laments reporters in South Vietnam and suggests UN observers should monitor the war. He predicts tighter censorship, limited North Vietnamese access, and proposes UN involvement to civilize war consequences. He also endorses a National Review warning of possible U S airstrike against Hanoi if genocidal slaughter is confirmed.
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Slow count delays New Hampshire Senate seat
Five months after the November election New Hampshire faces a delayed seating of U S Senate candidate Louis Wyman versus John Durkin as 3 500 contested ballots await review. The Senate Rules Committee ballots question the eligibility of seating, while Gov Meldrim Thomson Jr sues to secure representation.
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Hanno the Phoenician sailed to Cape Cod 450 B C
A Harvard linguist claims a stone tablet proves Hanno the Phoenician landed near Cape Cod in the fifth century B C. The find sparks debate but supporters insist the evidence is strong. Leisure resorts report booming business as people rush to spend before they go broke. Can ye drink of the cup that I drink of Mark 10 38.
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Lessons From A Lost War And Power’s Defeat
Tom Braden argues the Vietnam War failed not for lack of force but due to a bankrupt faith in power. He contends American leaders clung to power while the idea of revolution proved stronger, exhausting the public will and ending in defeat on its own terms.
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Army Education Deal Raises Questions About Policy
Secretary Callaway touts Project Ahead offering tuition support for three years of Army service with college depository campuses and GI bill completion. The column argues for a global balanced policy, noting educated troops amid a retreat from international engagement and critiques the nation’s foreign policy and education.
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And super people from Middletown noted by editors
A reader letters page lauds Middletown for a friendly town and thanks unnamed locals who helped with car trouble. The note salutes Blue Ball area safety concerns at Wellington and Windsor roads and urges readers to contact authorities if they share the worry about signs ignored and risk to children and pets.
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Bellaire
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Recession 75 Percent Over Says Simon
A jokey exchange contrasts Treasury Secretary William Simon’s claim that the recession is 75 percent over with real conditions. An unemployed neighbor’s lines at the unemployment office linger while the narrator predicts a quick end to the downturn and a return to work. The exchange ends with the neighbor revealing his wife is 75 percent pregnant.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists home delivery and motor route rates for Monday through Saturday and Sunday. It details per copy prices, weekly and monthly options, and annual mail subscriptions including international rates and prepaid terms.
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