Subtle Dealings at Paris Peace Talks Tension and Hope
The piece notes the Paris Peace Conference is a complex effort not a game. It cautions against quick public expectations and predicts restrained moves rather than dramatic announcements from Paris. Moscow leans toward settlement while Hanoi pressures continue but patience may yield progress for both sides. The commentary ends with a biblical line about being a light unto the world.
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Paris
Hanoi
United States
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Government by Unions and the push for agency shop
John Chamberlain argues that U S unions face limited gains in private sectors while seeking agency shop access to federal state and municipal workers. He warns such moves could finance campaigns and tilt government staffing toward union-leaning employees and bosses, undermining democratic control.
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John F. Kennedy
Michigan
Police Department
Martin Joslin
Mary Bohn
Grand Rapids
Delaware
Newcastle
American Federation of State
Waterville
Maine
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Scranton
International Association of Machinists
IFMR
Joha F. Kennedy
U. S
Federalia
Reagan in Oregon Primary Tests for Momentum
Marianne Means notes Reagan must beat his 22 percent Nebraska showing to gain national momentum. Oregon voters become a key test with local supporters mounting a full scale campaign, aided by a chartered flight and press setup that signals readiness for a presidential bid. The state’s liberal tilt could boost Reagan if he performs well. Organizers report $350,000 to $400,000 in spending, with local funds making up about one sixth.
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Portland
Ore
Ronald Reagan
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Reagan
Rockefeller
Supreme Court rules private parking lots open to picketing
The high court overruled a Pennsylvania injunction, saying private parking areas tied to shopping centers may be picketed by labor groups and consumer or minority demonstrations. Justices debated private property rights, public use, and compensation when business is harmed by demonstrations.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Pennsylvania
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Justice White
Kennedy
Hugo Black
Weis
Supreme Court of the United Stats
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy 10 cents for weekdays and 15 cents for Sundays. Mail rates show 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 240 dollars outside trading area, and 38 dollars outside the U.S. all prepaid.
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U.S.A
Pastor Davis receives flood of third grade letters after Mayfield talk
Dr. Gaar Davis of Bethel AME Church and vice president of the Mayor's Council on Human Relations spoke to Mayfield School third graders on race relations. He then received a thick bundle of thank you letters from students praising his talk and asking him to return, with notes referencing Dr. King, riots, and friendships across races.
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Gaar Davis
Bethel Ame
Mayor's Council On Human Relations
Mayfield School
Davis
Human Relations Council
Mayfield
Church of God
Jeff
Hughes Satellite Advances Signal Capacity and Global Reach
The Hughes Aircraft Company reports a new communications satellite with 25 times the capacity of Early Bird, designed for Intelsat IV. It will handle 6,000 two way calls or 12 color TV shows simultaneously, weigh 2430 pounds, and require Titan-HIB for geostationary orbit at 22 300 miles. France remains a top source of tourism to the United States, with 115 655 visitors in 1967 and a sizable trade imbalance in favors of the U S for the decade 1957 1966 totaling about 2 billion dollars.
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Howard Hughes
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Someody
Culver City
Cal
Hughes Aircraft Company
Hughes Tool Company
Bird
Hughes
Earth
Lucy
Grand’Rive
Japan
Fort Knox
U.S
France
U. S
America
Nightmares, Eggs, and Marshmallow Origins Across Civilizations
The text notes marshmallow plant use in ancient Rome and by Chinese cuisine, but not in American marshmallows. It traces nightmares to a Teutonic demon root, cites a 49 year life expectancy in 1900, and links eggs with spring by Persians, Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans.
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Rome
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