Political Solutions Needed To Global Woes
The piece argues that global threats like overpopulation war resource depletion and pollution are fundamentally political problems. Technology alone cannot solve them without decisive political action and public pressure. Professor Falk warns governments and firms prioritize self interest and urges individual anger and involvement to compel change shaping planetary history.
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Richard A. Falk
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Reflectorized license plates cut night accidents study shows
New Jersey joins 33 states adopting reflectorized plates while 17 still wait. A Massachusetts study reports non fatal night crashes fell nearly 30 percent in the first year after adoption, suggesting reflecting plates played a key role. The note ends with a biblical citation and a land grant reference.
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Massachusetts
Vietnam Climax in Making Push for End to War
U S leaders signal possible resumption of bombing and a blockade on Haiphong if North Vietnam continues attacks. President Nixon and Defense Secretary Laird emphasize that options remain on the table, with talks in Paris and SEA commitments shaping the stance. Negotiations stall as casualties rise and Hanoi, Viet Cong demand U S withdrawal.
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Desperate Need For New Jetports Ignored By Policy Makers
On June 1 the FAA will implement quotas at O'Hare National Newark Kennedy and LaGuardia on a seven month trial basis. The plan aims to curb congestion amid busy schedules and political deadlock. STOL aircraft offer a possible path forward but lack commercial feasibility and funding. Congress may need to act to advance this approach.
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Decoration Day in Middletown Honors Civil War Veterans
May 30 1911 Middletown observes Civil War 50th anniversary with a Grand Army of the Republic salute. Parade and ceremonies include a 17 piece brass band, 60 flag bearers, and veterans touring local mills before a Sorg Hall banquet and an address by Judge James B. Swing. The day blends grave decorations, public tribute, and patriotic music.
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Subscription rates and mailing terms for The Journal Punished daily By the News journal list per copy and weekly, 70c, 20c, and yearly prices. The notice notes second class mail status, delivery options, and regional rates with figures and addresses.
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Letter to Editor Questions New Middletown Tax Policy
A Middletown reader assails the city income tax as wasteful and predicts rising rates. The letter argues residents lack representation and questions what benefits the tax provides, urging scrutiny of commission actions and future elections.
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