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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1967
Page
4
The identical American and Soviet draft treaties open a path to final negotiation on curbing nuclear weapon spread. Geneva and U.N. debates test international will to cooperate at national cost, with inspection issues still to be resolved for a treaty to be effective. There is cautious optimism for progress toward restraint of atomic power.
Britain faces police strains similar to the United States with graft and brutality stories, a throng of traffic blame on police, and recruitment shortfalls. The Yard seeks PR help to regain public sympathy while staying sound at its core.
A vast assembly from every nation, tribe, people, and language stands before the throne and the Lamb, clothed in white robes and holding palm branches. The scene echoes Revelation 7 9 as witnesses praise and reverence.
A Middletown police chief writes to praise hospital staff after a personal hospital stay. He notes kindness from R N and P N medical workers, nurses, aides, and technicians, urges residents to thank rather than criticize. He closes with a call to treat caregivers well.
This column argues cyclists and motorcyclists have rights on streets but must follow traffic rules. It condemns rule violations by riders and motorists alike, urges parental guidance and strict law enforcement, and stresses cycling risks, especially for youth. It notes motorcycles and bicycles are here to stay and fatalities remain high for cyclists.
A Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing argues civilian control limits military action in Vietnam. It criticizes lack of private consultations between President Johnson and the Joint Chiefs, calling for direct input to authorize intensified bombing and targeting Haiphong.
The secretary of Defense has driven key Vietnam and military policy including the TFX bomber project nuclear carriers and anti ballistic missiles. It notes McNamara persuaded a shift from hitting large targets early to starting with smaller targets, raising human costs as US losses rose in Vietnam.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal inc details subscription rates including weekday 10c and Sunday 15c, weekly motor route 60c, and mail options 15.00 yearly in trading areas 24.00 outside trading areas 38.00 out of country. Founded in 1857.
The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions hosted a three day meeting where Devereaux Kenedy Stan Wise Jeff Alexander and David Seeley urged outright revolution and the destruction of U S institutions advocating riots and a national university shutdown Saltonstall proposed paralyzing ROTC and even introducing LSD in government coffee urns amid talk of ending the Vietnam War and halting the American juggernaut
The passage notes Hutchins' staff expressing mild opposition to various student positions, dismissed as quaint by one student. Bruce Levine calls Hutchins naive, a center consultant Scott Buchanan expresses anger and sees students as playing with power. The remark ends by contrasting civilized staff with three days of such types.
The first eyeglasses were viewed as the Devil's work. Abel Tasman gave his name to the Tasman Sea, which lies off Australia. Manitou, an American Indian word, translates to Great Spirit.
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