France Flags Pasteur Institute Crisis With 3.6 Million TV Shutdowns
A French TV funded pledge to aid Pasteur Institute triggered 3.6 million sets to turn off for 100 seconds. Citizens then moved to city halls to donate five-franc notes, supporting medical research amid funding cuts. The episode inspires calls for similar public rallies elsewhere.
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Louis Pasteur
France
Pastuer Institute
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Intrigu
Agencies drag feet on fat content rules for hot dogs
Washington notes say Congress struggles to force agencies to act and to reveal which sausage makers exceed fat limits. Rep Rosenthal cites seven month delay in Agriculture Department disclosing noncompliant brands. The piece cites biblical forgiveness text.
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Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York
Partment of Agriculture
Congress
Electric Mule Dream Dies in Ohio Canal Collapse
In Cincinnati today the Miami and Erie Transportation Company faced a mortgage foreclosure petition for 2 million dollars as receivers seek to sell assets including tracks bridges and buildings along the canal corridor. Opposition from railroads and local interests halted the plan to revive the old canal as a commerce artery using electric mule technology.
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Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Cincinnati
Electric Mule’ Company
Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo Railroad Company
Canal Bank
Miami and
Erie
Miami-Erie Canal
Baldwin and Westinghouse
Cincinnati Edison Company
Hamilton
Port Union
Middletown
Yankee Road
Miami-Erie
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
State of
Ohio
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal I Inc lists rates for in city and suburban delivery at 70 cents a week, daily copies 10 cents, Sundays 20 cents, mail subscriptions 21 dollars yearly in the trading area and 30 dollars outside, 38 dollars outside the U.S., all payable in advance. The paper was founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, I Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Election 1970 hinges on economy not Vietnam surge
The piece contends voters in November will focus on the economy rather than Vietnam. It cites unemployment around 4 million, potential wage and price controls under discussion with labor leaders, and possible tax moves to curb deficits. It notes deficits rising to 4.4 billion and debates over guidelines and credit to spur growth.
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George Meany
Aflcio
Congress
Labor and government urged to curb wage increases
The article notes that organized labor must cooperate with the government to prevent wage hikes that would raise prices. It calls for the use of guidelines for management and labor to tie wage costs to labor productivity, and links future political change to the country's economic state in November 1970 and 1972.
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Congress
Vietnam's Vietnamization hinges on a neutral Cambodia
William F Buckley Jr argues that Cambodia's neutrality is essential for South Vietnam's survival. He questions Nixon's timing and pushes for a political as well as military transfer of power to the South Vietnamese, warning that without neutrality the South Vietnamese state may fail.
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Buchwald
Cambodia
Vietnam
Sarajevo
Ellsworth
Nixon
Congress
Jume
Vietnam Republic
Kerensky Republic
South Vietnam
Violence loses its charm in a world of words
John P Roche argues that violence fascinates youth as a game but danger and death remain real. He notes radical New York activists and the myth of invulnerability among Americans, contrasting speech with actions and urging a human understanding of fear and escalation.
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Sigmund Freud
New York City
Allen Ginsberg
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Cuba
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