Possible Turning Point in U S Peace Efforts
Ambassador Goldberg signals a major policy shift by saying the United States would welcome the Viet Cong at United Nations peace talks and would rely on Geneva Conference co chairs to set terms. He affirm s inviting the NLF and recognizes the co chairmen to decide invitees and scope, boosting UN involvement and Senate backing for new peace efforts.
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Senate finally ratifies abolition of slavery pact
The Senate approved the international abolition treaty by a 77 to 0 vote, ratifying more than four years after submission by President Kennedy and 11 years after the convention was drafted. Critics question the delay despite unanimous support.
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Letters to the Editor praise rally and civic spirit
Readers thank the League of Women Voters for the rally and comment on candidacy quality. A note requests clarity on campaign financing rules for service clubs and questions Jaycees usage of merchant contributions.
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The Journal Publication and Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc., Middletown Ohio, lists subscription prices. Per-issue costs are 10 cents on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays, with weekly and annual mail rates for local and distant subscribers.
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Coyle voting machine praised after county elections
Dave Bean reports that county voters and election workers welcomed the Coyle voting machines and computer tallying. Attendants assisted voters, and machines offered two extra chances when ballots were messed up. Office hours extended but overall praise outweighed frustrations.
Computer voting speeds up county elections in Hamilton
The Ohio Casualty Company in Hamilton faced a slow start as programmers set up the vote counting computer. The county Board of Elections may need more computer facilities before the presidential election. Once running, the machine speeds voting and yields quick, accurate results with added capacity.
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Reds celebrate 50 years of communism under scrutiny
Senator Thurmond cites Soviet stats to challenge Moscow celebrations marking fifty years since the 1917 Bolshevik takeover. He notes high state control, planned economy, and widespread arrests and slave labor, arguing true freedom remains elusive in the USSR. He questions what Moscow is really celebrating.
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Propaganda in the Soviet Union War Scare Exposed
A critique notes Soviet propaganda manipulating fear of U S threats while hiding disarmament efforts and U S peace bids to end the Vietnam war. It argues a state-controlled press withholds truths from the Soviet people about Western diplomacy and aims.
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Revolution misnamed as Moscow marks anniversaries
John Chamberlain argues Moscow commemorates fifty years of a revolution without heroes, celebrating Lenin while denouncing past leaders. He critiques Marxist theory, cites Lyons on Sovietism, and imagines ghosts of victims from peasants to purged Bolsheviks to underscore totalitarian cruelty.
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Des Kapital anniversary and Soviet critique in Wright’s view
The piece notes the 100th anniversary of Des Kapital with economist David McCord Wright as witness. Wright argues capitalism raises per worker output and wealth. Marx missed this, Lenin sought power for revolutionaries. It also discusses Soviet military strength, calling the "worker's paradise lost" a Lyons assertion.
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Ancient Llullaillaco site tops lists of oldest settlements
Evidence shows the oldest human settlement found 100 feet below Llullaillaco summit on the Chile Argentina border. The Galbina moth lacks feeding mouth parts as an adult and stores larval food inside. Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro holds 156000 spectators. Queen Elizabeth II traces ancestry to King Acgbert of Wessex.
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