UN Faces Microstate Dilemma and A Possible Path
Secretary General U Thant urged the General Assembly to tackle the rising microstate problem as dozens of tiny nations gain UN membership. While weighted voting faces resistance, associate membership through specialized agencies offers a potential solution to give microstates benefits without full dues or voting rights.
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New Anti Racketeer Law Promises Tougher Federal Crackdown
Congress forged a new statute making it a crime to use intimidation or force to obstruct a federal investigation with penalties up to five years in prison and a $5000 fine. President Johnson said the measure would help break the racketeers grip of fear and bolster law enforcement against organized crime.
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Letters and history echo in a probing reader note
The letter by Joseph M. Ponder critiques 50 years of communism and reflects on historical reckonings while a second writer, Roman A. Schwieterman, mocks road infrastructure outhouses and suggests service centers at ramps. The page includes varied editorial fragments and reader opinions.
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Middletown Journal Publishing and Rates
The Middletown Journal and News. Journal, Inc. operates from S Broad and First Ave in Middletown Ohio. Subscription options include daily copies at 10 cents, Sunday at 10 cents, weekly mail rates from 15 dollars per year in trading areas, 24 dollars in others, 32 dollars outside the US, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Inter Faith Service to Open in Middletown High School Auditorium
A historic Inter Faith Service premieres Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Middletown High School. Four faiths unite to foster ecumenical spirit, aiming to break old barriers and promote world peace through individual commitment and participation. The event stresses personal action as key to broader unity and peace.
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Who Protects Working Man in Labor Dissent Debate
The piece argues that the right of dissent is uneven in labor disputes. It notes fines totaling 46300 dollars for crossing picket lines and warns Congress and the AFL CIO push to curb individual rights. It suggests unions suppress minority views and punish those who disagree with local strikes.
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Rights and limits of labor unions in dissent and strikes
The article argues about the right to dissent and to strike, noting ambiguity when local unions clash with national ones. It discusses union authority over members, compulsory dues, picket lines, sympathy strikes, and the potential unemployment created by exercising dissent within unions.
Race Hatred Law Needed in Washington Opinion
Joseph Alsop argues for a U.S. statute outlawing racial hatred propaganda and armed political groups. He cites Detroit and Newark riots, Cuban and Algerian influence, FBI limits, and compares to Britain's laws against racism and armed extremism.
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