Barbaric Treatment Of The Aged Warned By Columbia Expert
Dr. Abram Jaffe of Columbia's Bureau of Applied Social Research calls current elderly treatment barbaric citing poverty and insult to manhood as widespread. He foresees rising retirement rates and stronger demands as education improves, urging higher pensions and active job placement for older people. He also advocates new attitudes and nationwide support to meet aging needs.
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Middletown Fire Hero Capt. John Ross Remembers Service
Fire prevention week spotlights Capt. John Ross senior firefighter at Station No. 1 with 45 years of service. He recalls early Middletown firefighting from horse drawn rigs to motorized trucks and the shift to a paid department in 1911.
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McGoverns Questions Highlight Trust Gap With Nixon
George McGovern, Democratic presidential nominee, questions why Americans trust Richard Nixon more after wiretapping, grain deal, secret funds, and scandals. He notes polls favor Nixon and worries about perceived deceit as he weighs his campaign and public trust.
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Jackson amendment targets Soviet MFN trade links
Sen. Henry Jackson proposes that before the Soviet Union qualifies for Most Favored Nation status the President must report to Congress that emigration rights are allowed, emigration taxes are nominal, and evasion of these rights is not occurring. The move highlights liberal tension between free trade and human rights as a test of detente and moral policy.
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Greece Without Columns Angers Holdens View on Colonels
London Times diplomat David Holden argues the Greek colonels deserve a nuanced image rather than fascist branding. He notes media access favored opponents, cites Papandreou’s exile as contrast, and says democracy’s Mediterranean record is mixed while McGovern’s stance may not alter reality.
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