Cut In Army Manpower? Where Will Savings Go?
Senate Arm ed Services Committee Chairman John Stennis advocates cutting the standing army after Vietnam to save defense costs. He argues salaries and operations consume 60 percent of the military budget and manpower cuts could trim expenses. A potential problem is savings shifting to weapons procurement, offsetting total defense cuts.
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Obstacles to Spacemen and Space Debris Dangers
The article notes thousands of planetoids and countless debris fragments orbiting the sun. Debris move on varied and eccentric paths, making spaceflight to outer planets a complex, careful venture for scientists planning probes to Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto.
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End of Middletown Interurban Ends as Buses Take Over
The interurban Cin cinnati and Lake Erie Railway ends at 12:02 am with car 105 on its last Middletown run to Hamilton. A new sleek bus service starts at 8:05 am, replacing the 1897 trolley line as residents recall the era.
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Traction
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Ohio River
The Journal Publisher Gang Subscription Rates
Subscription rates for The Journal Publisher Gang issued by News Journal inc Middletown Ohio list 10 cents for six days, 20 cents for Sundays, 70 cents weekly for city routes, $10 per year by mail in trading area, $39 yearly outside reading area, and $38.09 yearly outside USA all payable in advance.
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Fortas faces scrutiny over 1966 foundation fee
whispers in Congress grow as Justice Fortas is pressured to explain why he accepted a 20000 fee in 1966 for charity work and why he returned it months later. firm questions linger about possible impropriety and potential resignation.
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Washington Post
Nixon Bumble Is Cheered on a Presidential Rule Change
The piece analyzes President Nixon’s handling of the possible appointment of Dr Franklin Long to lead the National Science Foundation. It notes a staffing pushback, Dirksen’s opposition, Nixon’s admission of staff action, and the resulting public praise for the president’s candor, while questioning if rules have shifted.
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Minneapolis gunman tops mayoral primary in law and order shift
In Minneapolis the gun-toting Charles Stenvig led the mayoral primary on an independent law and order platform as Hubert Humphrey era politics fade. In New York City the liberal base shows white backlash amid rising school violence and a potential Lindsay challenge from John Marchi.
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