Joint Space Coop Shifts Tone On Soviet Satellite Threat
The article notes that a Soviet program testing earth satellites capable of seeking and destroying poses a threat, but a joint US Soviet space cooperation announcement may lessen long term risk. Agreements include data sharing from Mars missions, continued lunar sample exchange, joint seminars, and using satellites to survey land and oceans with remote sensing for weather and environmental studies.
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Lead standards could curb lead in paints for children
The FDA plans new rules to sharply lower lead in paints used on surfaces accessible to children. The move comes amid long standing worries about lead poisoning, with hundreds of thousands of children affected yearly and pencils also cited as a danger due to high lead levels.
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Kosygin Compared To Coolidge In Feathered Headdress
A photo showing Premier Kosygin in a feathered headdress sparks playful comparison to Cal Coolidge as a humorous, lighthearted take on political style.
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Shepherds Return After Hearing Joyous News
The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things they had heard and seen. This verse from Luke 2:20 reflects fulfilled prophecy and public witness of the nativity events in a biblical context.
UN Comes Of Age II Back in 195
William F Buckley Jr argues the United Nations has grown in the 1950s, with the General Assembly gaining influence as decolonization and Third World blocs shape policy. He warns against US withdrawal, urging presidential leadership to shape how America engages with the UN amid evolving global governance and moral stakes.
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Ouster of Taiwan from U N creates new diplomatic dilemmas
The piece argues that Taiwan’s removal from the United Nations leaves governments exposed to deciding how to engage with Beijing while maintaining ties with Taipei. It notes Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia fear Communist influence if Beijing embassies open in their capitals. It discusses U S aims, the Nixon trip to China, and Taiwan’s status as an independent state with a strong economy.
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Unsung Hero of the US Strike Command Dec 1971 Retirees
The United States Strike Command will cease on December 31 and be reborn January 1 as the United States Readiness Command at MacDill Air Force Base. For a decade Strike Command led humanitarian missions worldwide including Congo relief, Haiti and Dominican Republic interventions, Somalia aid, Chad famine relief, Mexicans stranded by hurricanes, and the India Pakistan crisis refugee evacuations.
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Taiwan threat raises US Taiwan treaty concerns
Widespread worry exists that China may seek to seize Taiwan at the first opportunity. The U S has treaty commitments to the Nationalist government in Taipei to defend its territory if invaded. Military bases on Taiwan hold strategic importance for U S Far East strategy. Military leaders hesitate to discuss potential effects.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including per copy, Sunday, motor route, and mail plans. Rates vary by delivery method with annual and multi month terms and an in advance payment requirement. Founded in 1857.
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