Endangered Fashion: Alligators Targeted by Poachers
The piece compares historical bird plumage campaigns with today’s demand for exotic pelts such as leopard and cheetah and notes a similar threat to alligators. It cites weak state penalties and juries that seldom convict poachers, urging stronger federal enforcement to protect this native species.
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Milady
Africa
United States
George Laycock
Audubon
National Audubon Society
Abu Simbel Saved From Lake Nasser By UNESCO
Dignitaries from many nations gathered at Abu Simbel to mark the completion of a major rescue operation that lifted the Ramses temple complexes to higher ground, preserving a 3,000 year old monumental heritage with funding largely from the United States and Egypt.
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Regan Abu Simbel
Abu Simbel
Egypt
Ramses
Lake Nasser
Aswan
Nile
United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Ing
United States
Hanoi
Middletown Opens New $816000 Bridge Link To West Middletown
In a Oct 19 1958 ceremony Governor Thomas J Herbert dedicated the new bridge on Route 122 spanning the Miami River replacing the old viaduct. More than 1000 residents attended as the Middletown High School band led the parade and the bridge opened nine months ahead of schedule.
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Middletown
West Middletown
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Manchester
Middletown High School
Charles W. Denny
Visintine Company
Charles R. Hook
Armco Steel Corporation
Miami
The
Journal
Frank J. Lausche
State Highway Department
Middletown Bridge Company
Humphrey Pledge Sparks Doves in Democratic Debate
The piece analyzes Hubert Humphrey's bombing halt condition and its reception among Democratic rivals and the Johnson administration. It notes North Vietnam’s resistance to conditional talks, Kennedy and McCarthy's reactions, and warns against assuming a new path to peace solely from Humphrey's words.
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Ashington
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
United States
Senate
Buckley Campaign Takes Flight In New York Senate Race
James Buckley the Conservative nominee tours New York in a Cessna with backers son Bill at the controls. Analysts note possible upstate Democratic defections and potential 1968 realignments as Buckley aims at a strong third party showing against Javits and O'Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buckley
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bill
Wall Street
Jim
Bill Buckley
Kieran O’doherty
Liberal Party
Jim Buckley
O’doherty
Starling
Paul O’dwyer
Javits
National Democratic Party
New York State
O’dwyer
Wallace
Kieren O'Doherty
Empire State
New York City
Bobby Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
al Smith
Bronx County
Henry McDonough
Mario Biaggi
Congress
Buckley
Ferdinand Mondello
Bronx
State Assembly
Montgomery County
Glens Falls
O'Dwyer
Jack Javits
Kieran O'Doherty
Dick Nixon
Return to the Past in Colonial Williamsburg Virginia
Paul Harvey urges a visit to Colonial Williamsburg to experience 1770 life. Tour palaces, governors, and crafts with actors in period dress. See Capitol Building, Christiana Campbell's, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson era scenes, and Carter's Grove a century and a half earlier.
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Washington, D. C
Colonial Williamsburg
Grand Palace
Virginia Colony
Christiana Campbell
Capitol
Patrick Henry
Col
George Washington
Tom Jefferson
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Carter
Grova Plantation
Middletown Daily Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily edition price 10 cents per copy and Sunday 15 cents. Home delivery via newsboy or motor route 60 cents weekly. mail rates 15 dollars yearly in trading area and 24 dollars outside. international 38 dollars. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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U.S.A
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George Crout
Clinton Street
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Dennis the Menace
David Lawrence
John Chamberlain
Upstate
Greater
Ed Flynn
Charlie Buckley
Paul Harvey
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