Look At Atomic Power As Joint Committee Plans Hearings
The piece notes the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy will hold hearings early in 1969 for the first time in five years. It argues the public has faded interest and Congress should reassess the Atomic Energy Commission’s regulation and promotion of the industry to renew public excitement about peaceful atomic energy uses.
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Hazards Rise as Winter Driving Takes Hold
In the coming season darkness lengthens and weather grows changeable with rain sleet and snow altering visibility and traction. Winds can unsettle vehicles as risks rise and crashes toll climbs. officials urge safer driving to curb rising highway fatalities.
Nonpolitical Trickle Surges in City Ghetto Programs
The piece notes development in Detroit and New York City where non political efforts push black employment. Ford hires its 5000th hard core applicant while Chase Manhattan trains dropouts for new jobs. New York Life reports 46 percent of hires from Negro Puerto Rican communities and three Negroes reach top officer levels.
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Brooklyn
Thomas Matthew
CORE
Congress of Racial Equality
Sonny Carson
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F. B. McKissick Enterprises, Inc
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New York Life
Election Night Reflections and Carson Show Ticket Offer
The piece notes the sleepless pace of election night as media race to forecasts and results, explaining computer methods and the chance of an upset or House throw. It also reports a giveaway of two Johnny Carson Show tickets by Dick Turvey of Frisch's, with a Thursday deadline before tickets may be mailed to the LAPD if unused.
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The Electoral College Fools and Frustrations Across Time
John P. Roche argues the Electoral College, born as a rushed 1787 compromise, endures despite flaw. He notes Hamiltons praise and Madisonian critique, urging abolition or major reform as democracy evolves and crises recede into history. He reflects on sources and generational debate.
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News- Journal, Inc. lists subscription options including per copy rates for weekdays and Sundays, in print and mail formats, with annual prices for trading area, outside area, and international subscriptions. Founded in 1857.
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Letters to the editor critique of KAOS and police conduct
A Middles town reader denounces KAOS campus newspaper for vulgarity and links to SDS style rhetoric while urging Miami University to uphold taste and campus responsibility. The letter also recounts a police search incident in which an armed civilian was detained, questioning the officers' respect for due process and citizen rights.
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Eye Magazine
Police Stop Incident Raises Prosecution Concerns
A period description reports a nighttime traffic stop on October 29 at about 11 30 p m as the driver traveling to work was halted by a police officer while operating a vehicle. The fragment notes perceived zeal in policing actions.
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