Sound Campaign Subsidy Is Needed By Candidates
The rising cost of television and radio time dominates national campaigns. A suggested fix is government funding for political broadcasts at half rate, with broadcasters airing funded slots to all stations simultaneously. The proposal, supported by the Twentieth Century Fund, calls for legal changes to the Communications Act.
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Rivers clash over Soviet bomber claim in closed committee
Information gap widens as House Armed Services Chair L Mendel Rivers disputes five members about a new Soviet manned bomber. Rivers cites only two members cleared for top secret data, suggesting others would agree if informed. Luke 17:21 is cited in the text.
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Congress
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Soviet Union
Rivers
Commies Endanger Church Letter to the Editor
In a letter to the editor Carel E. Mathis urges Christians to oppose communism and liberal influences, calls for pastors to speak out, and defends courageous church action against perceived moral threats. The piece notes activity by Pink-o-Pastors and criticizes silent pulpits as unAmerican. It ends with a separate community note about the GE Community Service Fund campaign in Cincinnati.
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Tional Council of Churches
Carel E. Mathis
Talton Cin
Middletown Civic Association Receives GE Fund Benefit
To the editor a Middletown reader notes that for several years the Middletown Civic Association has benefited from a fund drive in the Cin. The letter highlights community support and the ongoing impact of corporate philanthropy on local civic groups.
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Cincinnati United
General Electric Community Service Fund
GE Evendale
CSF
Civic Association
J. J. Atkinson, Jr
Central Ave
Middletown
Middletown Civic Association
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Campaign ad urges letters to Hanoi for POW humane treatment
A full page Fairchild Hiller ad urges readers to mail brief letters to the North Vietnamese government in Hanoi requesting humane treatment for U S prisoners of war. It calls for release of injured prisoners, publication of names, family mail exchanges, impartial inspections, better diet and medical care, and adherence to the Geneva Convention.
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Fairchild Hiller
Middletown
North Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Fairchild Hill
U. S
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal provides daily and Sunday editions with various subscription options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 20 cents for Sunday, 70 cents weekly, and yearly mail prices of 21, 30, or 38 dollars depending on area. All subscriptions require advance payment.
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Laos War Echoes Spurs Bipartisan Vietnam Withdrawal Debate
A Senate bloc led by Charles Goodell and Fred Harris presses Nixon for total Vietnam withdrawal. The column warns Laos refugees and North Vietnamese actions risk a wider collapse if Saigon is left unsupported, linking it to South Vietnam and Biafra horror stories.
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New York
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Nixon
Vietnam
Goodell
Harris, and Company
Phagwa Khamphan Panya
Laos
Democratic Republic of
North Vietnam
Biafra
Nigeria
South Vietnam
Saigon
Russia Set To Hit China Says Joseph Alsop
Russia has dramatically increased frontier strength against China, expanding 12 skeleton divisions to 42 fortified fronts and moving units via the Trans-Siberian line. The shift leaves the Siberian maritime group strongest, reshaping regional balance and prompting questions about Kosygin Chou En Lai talks and possible Sino Soviet nuclear tensions.
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Outer
Mongolia
trans-Siberian
Outer Mongolia
Soviet High Command
Phoenician Letter L and Wheat Production Compare
The article notes that the Phoenicians used a form of the letter L around 1200 B C The piece also states Lake Eyre in Australia is the largest salt lake at 120 miles by 50 miles and claims the USSR grows more than 23 000 000 tons more wheat than the United States.
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Eyre
Australia
U.S.S.R
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