Fortas disclosures prompt call for Supreme Court transparency
Public pressure over Justice Fortas raises questions of whether Supreme Court members should disclose outside income. The debate weighs Congress power versus separation of powers and asks if Fortas’ $20,000 fee and Life magazine disclosures undermine the Court’s reputation.
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Infamy recalls Franz von Papen in Nazi era crimes
A retrospective links Franz von Papen to Nazi crimes during and before World War II. The piece notes his role as military attaché in Washington accused of sabotaging the war effort and planning the 1917 Black Tom explosion, his removal by Wilson, and his later positions aiding Hitler and Turkey.
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Faith as Promise and Proof in Hebrews Verse
A brief reflection on Hebrews 11:1 describing faith as the substance of hoped for things and the evidence of unseen realities. The verse anchors belief in unseen outcomes through trust and conviction.
Water pollution worries sportsmen unite for action
The piece urges 40 million outdoor sportsmen to demand solutions to water pollution and thermal pollution from power plants. It cites effects on fish like Brook trout and Chinook salmon, notes heated discharges harming aquatic life, and mentions the National Water Institute seeking ideas. It includes an address at 420 Lexington Avenue, New York City.
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Howard Hughes
Lake Mead
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AEC
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Cape Cod Canal
Hudson
National Water Institute
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Weather Wit and Woes From a Humid Day
A列 local column complains about weather bragging and fickle forecasts. Golfers chase rain timing, while youth misreads warm weather clothing. seniors stay bundled with car heaters as cool front arrives.
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Hanoi and the question of an honorable peace in Vietnam
Hanoi seeks a prolonged peace process to push for a coalition government in South Vietnam and to gain concessions while avoiding immediate withdrawal. The piece warns that a unilateral US pullout would imperil Asia’s future and risks a Communist takeover, with critics arguing over how much Vietnam should concede.
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Saigon Hopes to Clarify Policy Ahead of Rogers Visit
The Saigon government expresses hope to define its stance clearly as Secretary of State Rogers plans a forthcoming visit, seeking emphasis on key issues and policy signals during talks.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10c per weekday copy, 20c Sunday, 70c weekly, and yearly mail options from $71 in the trading area to $3 900 outside. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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Nixon declares square power to curb campus violence and smut
The piece argues Nixon positions as the square president to curb moral looseness, fight obscenity, and back college administrators amid campus turmoil. It links this to broader shifts as generations move toward the middle class and the SDS seeks a power base, noting leaders Reagan and Hayakawa in California.
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Astor Leaves $30 Million Fortune in New York Real Estate
John Jacob Astor left a fortune of 30 million dollars invested largely in New York real estate. Reykjavik is described as the capital and largest city of Iceland. A bale of cotton is stated as weighing 5090 pounds.
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