Hope in Helsinki Talks Start Nov 17 in Arms Limit saga
The United States and Soviet Union plan to begin strategic arms talks in Helsinki on November 17 to curb a new round of the nuclear arms race. Secretary Rogers cautions that start is not success, but leaders on both sides acknowledge a need to limit arms and seek a stable future.
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Letters to the Editor challenge Woodridge housing claims and marijuana views
In letters to the editor, readers question Woodridge Park East housing costs and misrepresentation by a program official, while another writer urges journalists to verify marijuana studies and advocates just and equal laws. The essays cite figures, inspections, and mortgage subsidies, and reference a Nixon relative and LaGuardia findings.
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Jack Gentry
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School Issue Not Pay Hikes
An editor notes there is no school issue on the Tuesday ballot that would raise Middleton taxes or provide a pay raise for teachers. The item appears as a reader query about teacher pay and tax funding.
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Hughes confirms amid Senate firestorm echoes past precedent
The piece recounts Charles Evans Hughes's 1930 confirmation battle to become chief justice and suggests Judge Clement Haynsworth may face a similar smear campaign. It notes opposition from insurgent Republicans and some Democrats, the defense from Zechariah Chafee Jr. and Merle J. Pusey, and argues that true fitness is proven by service and court decisions.
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Idaho
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Haynesworth
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Subscription rates for the Middletown News Journal include 10c per weekday copy, 20c Sunday copy, 70c weekly in city areas, 321.00 yearly by mail within the trading area, 3800 per year outside the trading area, and 30.00 yearly for outside trading area seven days. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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Citizenship and war: US policy on Americans in foreign armies
The piece argues the Egyptian UN complaint against U S policy on citizens who fight for foreign powers reflects long-standing Arab pressure to deny rights to Jewish Americans. It traces 1940 1952 1958 changes, notes Supreme Court rulings, and maintains the United States preserves citizenship when Americans join foreign wars, applying equally to all.
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Nasser
Arbor Day Origin and El Salvador Population Note
El Salvador is the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America with about 3 151 000 people and 380 per square mile. Arbor Day originated in Nebraska in April 1872.
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