Thant Sound Proposal for a New Great Power Summit
The United Nations Secretary General U Thant urges a summit among the United States Soviet Union France Britain and the People's Republic of China to ease tensions and address nuclear disarmament and the Indochina dispute. The piece weighs optimism against skepticism and calls for trying the proposal promptly.
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United Nations
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
France
Britain
People’s Republic of China
China
Indochina
Thant
Tamanend At Annapolis A Peaceful Patriot Over Tecumseh
The Naval Academy long concealed that its Te cumseh statue is actually Tamanend the peace maker. Officials defend tradition as a reason to hide the truth but question if honoring a warlike figure truly serves the academy.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Tecumseh
Tamanend
William Penn
Taman End
Naval
Reagan Tax Controversy Sparks California Debate
Columnist argues tax law rules, not Reagan, shape his tax payments and calls for factual discussion of income, losses, depreciation, and rental housing treatment. It challenges demagogy about the governor’s finances while defending the legality of reported tax scenarios and noting Sacramento residency rules.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Reagan
New York Times
Times
Sacramento
Los Angeles
SPEBSQSA to present Twenty Five Years of Harmony
Spebsqsa known Society for the quartet singing in America marks 25 years with a Middletown High School show at 8 p m featuring New Harmony Four Batavia Chord Dusters Canton and Middletown Razor s Edge and Out of Towners. Ray Lovely will MC. Tickets two fifty for adults one fifty for students and a two fifty After Glow at the American Legion with free extemporaneous music.
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Spebsqsa
The
Society For the Quartet Singing In America
Middletown High School
Ray Lovely
New Harmony Four
Batavia
Chord Dusters
Canton
Middletown
Razor's Edge
Out of Towners
American Legion
St. Main Street
Washington Police Chief Praised for Handling Demonstrations
Washington Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson, praised by President Nixon and Attorney General Mitchell, led a restrained response to last week's protests that resulted in 12,000 arrests. He planned police action, earned national regard as a demonstrations expert, and supported negotiations with march leaders while training marshals to maintain order.
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Washington
Jerry V. Wilson
National Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Cub Scouts
Church
Boy Scouts
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Walter E. Washington
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Mitchell
Nixon
California Peace Officers Association
San Francisco
Washington City
Police Chief Ordered Mass Arrests Over Government Close-Down Protests
Police chief Wilson ordered mass arrests of activists involved in efforts to shut down the government. Congress discussed the strategy, with some members criticizing the move.
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Wilson
Congress
Firing up wiretap fears from the Ramsey Clark era
The piece recalls FBI eavesdropping requests during Ramsey Clark's Justice Department tenure, noting Clark refusals and John Mitchell claiming authority. It discusses how lawmakers and journalists fear surveillance, the Roosevelt letter interpretation, and a California court ruling on domestic use of electronic evidence under national security. The piece forecasts Supreme Court action.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
FBI
Clark
Warren M. Christopher
Bureau
Jerry Rubin
SNCC
SDS
Eldridge Cleaver
Stokely Carmichael
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John Mitchell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nicholas Biddie
FDR
Biddle
Mitchell
Roosevelt
California
Warren Ferguson
Supreme Court
Cadets Pick Falcon as Air Force Academy Mascot
The first class at the Air Force Academy, opened in 1958, chose the falcon as its school mascot. The inaugural cadets graduated in June 1959. Spas in western Colorado were once used by Ute Indians to soak rheumatic joints and ill bodies. Nocturnal moths navigate by keeping the moon’s image fixed on the retina.
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The
Air Force Academy
Colorado
National Geogaphic
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions including newsstand 15c, Sunday 20c, motor route and mail options. It notes 1857 founding, second class mail status, and advance payment requirements for subscriptions.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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