The Hunger Issue Grabbed By Senate Nutrition Panel
The Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs criticizes government indifference and mismanagement while exposing large scale hunger in the nation. An investigating team found direct food distribution flaws and officials' hostility toward the poor, despite some progress after hearings.
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Dean Acheson A Storied Career In Foreign Policy
Appraising Dean Acheson long before his death at 78, historians weighed his role in shaping U S foreign policy from 1949 to 1953 as secretary of state. He helped found NATO and pressed the Marshall Plan while advising Presidents Kennedy Johnson and Nixon. He was known for strong views and a vigorous personality.
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Whose life for my sake shall find it quote
A brief verse presents a biblical citation from Matthew 16 25 about choosing life through self sacrifice. It frames a spiritual principle with a concise, enduring message.
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Inscrutable Washington on China and the Mao puzzle
Bob Considine argues Washington lacks reliable China intelligence amid tensions as President prepares to visit Peking. He mocks the CIA’s reach, cites uncertain Mao leadership, and questions plans to counter Beijing with missile systems while noting Washington’s evident unease.
Middletown News Journal rates and delivery details
The Journal, published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio, lists subscription prices for various delivery options including newsstand copies, home delivery by newspaper boy, motor routes, and mail. It notes service charges and period terms, with historical references to founding in 185.
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Nixon's Moscow Visit Aimed at Global Peace Effort
President Nixon plans a spring trip to Moscow after visiting Peking to forge peace between the United States, China, and the Soviet Union. He seeks personal talks with leaders in both capitals to advocate nuclear abolition, reduced military spending, and new trade relations while avoiding entanglement in China Moscow tensions. Public opinion backs a peace mission as a path to stable East West relations.
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Day care bill sparks fears of state control and Orwellian aims
The Child Development legislation proposal expands day care to more families and adds national advocacy projects. Critics worry about government overreach, behavioral shaping, and loss of parental rights. Senators Javits Buckley Nelson Crane debate scope and safeguards as Nixon awaits conference outcome.
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The Little Red Hen 1971 labor tale with a twist
A farmer’s wheat story ends with the little red hen forced to share bread after neighbors refuse to help. Government intervention and social equity debate arise as a watchdog agent orders redistribution. The hen questions why she bakes no more bread. Industry Week Magazine
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