France Steps Up Fight Against Narcotics Cooperation
The French government has increased narcotics action and cooperates with U S officials to curb illegal drug traffic. A U S Narcotics Bureau bulletin notes joint training for French police, expanded European manpower, and a plan to aid Turkey’s opium poppy reduction as part of a broader intensification of anti heroin production and trafficking efforts.
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France
U.S
Bureau On Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
John E. Ingersoll
Europe
Turkey
Brooke plan would cap defense profits to keep the peace
A column argues Sen. Brooke's plan to fund defense contractors while limiting ABM expansion echoes farm price supports. It warns that preserving defense industry profits may protect projects like the C 5A and Lockheed bailouts, while risking broader national harm and a fragile peace.
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Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Pentagon
Sen. Brooke
Interference by Senate delays Vietnam peace talks
President Nixon argues Senate moves to demand a withdrawal deadline from South Vietnam undermine Paris negotiations. He says such deadlines could end negotiations, stall diplomacy, and remove U.S. leverage. Officials warn Congressional limits threaten ongoing military efforts and Southeast Asia stability.
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Nixon
Paris
Senate
United States
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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Congress
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Indochina
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
U.S
Korea
Middletown Journal publication and subscription rates
The Middletown Journal, published daily by News Journal, Inc., lists subscription details and addresses in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 10c per weekday, 20c Sunday, 1.00 weekly mail, 30.00 yearly mail in district, 38.00 yearly outside USA, all paid in advance. founded in 1857.
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Personal influence in public decisions and crime law changes
A reflective column questions how private considerations shape policy from Wilson to Nixon. It notes Congress passing a strict anti crime bill detaining criminals in DC and allowing home entry with warrants, driven by urban fear of rising crime and attacks on lawmakers. It contrasts leaderships with wartime policy and asks how Johnson and Nixon having sons might have changed history.
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The Final Humiliation of Old Age and Society
Jim Bishop argues aging is a social and economic crisis with pitying youth, inadequate support, and dependent elders. He calls for a living pension tied to cost of living, government funding, and legal safeguards to respect and sustain the elderly, urging Congress to act.
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