First US Soviet proposal to abolish biological warfare
In Geneva on Sept 28 a joint US Soviet led disarmament offer by NATO and Warsaw Pact allies proposes destroying all biological agents and toxins within nine months of the treaty taking effect and banning further development production and stockpiling. The move marks the first actual disarmament treaty to eliminate a weapon category and could gain UN General Assembly backing by late November.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
United Nations General Assembly
Salute to Bob Considine On Air Bag Objections
Bob Considine criticizes air bags slated for 1976 autos. He prefers jogging into town to using seat belts shoulder harnesses and air bags. He mocks the safety devices calling the air bag idea worse and ridicules the push for mandatory protection. Ralph Nader is cited in his tirade.
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Bob Considine
Ralph Nader
Salvation described as ransom paid by Christ
A religious reflection citing I Peter 1 18 19 in the Living New Testament. It states God paid a ransom not with gold or silver but with the precious blood of Christ the sinless Lamb of God.
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Christ
God
Peter
Close Immigration Door Says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues immigration limits are needed as baby boom slows and school controversies rise. He cites 1970 legal immigrants 373,326 and temporary admissions 4,431,880 while warning selective family planning and population pressures threaten national stability.
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United States
Mad Enough To Whip The Devil Letter to the Editor
Patricia Tibbs of 2111 Spencer Lane condemns a bus driver who killed dogs and school discipline policies. She calls for humane oversight, cites dog cruelty and vandalism, and questions justice standards while offering to serve as a humane officer.
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Patricia Tibbs
Spencer Lane
Parachutist wowed 1888 Butler County Fair crowd
George Crout notes Prof. A L Tolbert’s death-defying ascent at the Middletown fair Oct 2 1888. balloon flight reached 3000 feet before parachute opened, then Tolbert rode horses amid photogenic crowds. Railroads ferried thousands to the Butler County Fairgrounds as the event drew record attendance. county fair history and land purchases mapped growth to a 60 000 dollar site value.
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A.L. Tolbert
Infirmary Farm
Panda
Hamilton
Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Fairgrounds
Ch&d
West Middletown
Hamilton Basin
Middletown
Butler County Agricultural Society
Butler County Commissioners
Fairfield Township
County Fair Draws Crowds With High Premium Payout
Hundreds attended the county fair as entries were displayed and judged. By 4 pm more than 2800 dollars in premiums had been paid, marking the event as a major draw second only to the State Fair in popularity.
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Ohio
Carthage
Mill Creek
Butler
Hamilton County
Middletown
Broad Street
Hamilton
Oxford
Arthur Jefferson
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal Published Daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and combination deliveries. It details motor route, mail, and outside area rates, payment terms, and notes a service charge for tube placement, with a founding date of 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
M Newspaper
USA
Driver to Meyers Road Letter to the Editor
A Madison Township resident asks print of tactics for a bus driver to handle a dog heavy Meyers Road area. The writer notes wall to wall dogs in the neighborhood and the difficulty of reaching homes. The letter conveys specific frustration and urges action or response.
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Meyers Road
Madison Township
Bus Driver Faces Letter About Lost Dogs
In response to Mrs Carter's letter about her two dogs killed by a school bus the writer defends the driver by noting her excellent qualifications and heavy duties with children not dogs. The piece implies the dogs were not kept at home and suggests owners are to blame.
Middletown Freshman School Fight Sparks Debate
Quote highlights a 1971 incident between two white students at Middletown Freshman School on October 4. The speaker condemns lack of investigation and argues both parties should be held responsible, stressing administration's aim to punish guilty and innocent alike.
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Middletown
Police praised for brave work in Goodyear break in Middletown
Mrs Harold Forster of 2311 S Sutphin St commends Middletown police for monitoring a Goodyear store break in and quick pursuit that led to the suspects’ capture. She urges citizens to show respect and praise for officers facing dangerous, anonymous danger.
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Goodyear
Middletown
Harold Forster
S. Sutphin
Summit Recalled as LeMay Fears Peace Move
Gen LeMay ordered a world wide alert after seeing Gromyko and Nixon smiling a Geneva era peace image. He recalled Pearl Harbor when big leaders talked peace and feared missiles, while Nixon reportedly doubts a black running mate helps in 72. A Citizens Party rally aims to sway the election.
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Curt LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Andrei Gromyko
Nixon
Geneva
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Eisenhower
Eden
Premier Faure
LeMay
Pearl Harbor
Gromyko
White House
Kennedy
Cuba
Muskie
Supreme Court
New Citizens Party
Citizens Party
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