Broad Settlement Needed For SE Asians Problems
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization urges a broad power accord among China the United States and the Soviet Union to stabilize the region after the Vietnam War. The SEATO assessment warns Red China will continue subversion in Southeast Asia with little chance of policy change while non Communist nations unite to resist interference. A regional settlement tied to a wider accord is seen as essential to address economic and social challenges.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia
China
United States
Soviet Union
SEATO
Red China
Thailand
Laos
Peking
Britain
Vietnam
Life's older origins push back age of life on Earth
Scientists report in Science that tiny fossilized specks in primordial rock from an African river valley indicate life existed far longer than previously thought. The finding challenges current timelines and suggests early life emerged millions of years earlier.
Ancient fossils push back dawn of life on Earth
Three Billion had thought the world's most ancient fossils were in South African rock formations laid down three billion years ago. The latest findings push back the dawn of life some 200 million years and perhaps even as much as half a billion years. The "soup" of algae and bacteria that seems to have started it all has been a long, long, long time evolving into the creatures that now inhabit this old planet of ours. Let us never tire of doing good. Let us work for the good of all, especially members of the household of faith.
Middletown School Opens with 1146 Enrolled in 1891
Public schools in Middletown launched the term with 1146 students, 100 in high school, spread across the old North building in the former Methodist church, South with 496, and East with 383. The North and Central expansions progress, while Sherman Street Building awaits opening with space for about 120 younger pupils. The new janitor, William Bueh, earns 25 dollars monthly as renovations proceed and old bells resume ringing at set times to summon pupils.
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Central School
East
Sherman Street
Flickville
Board of Education
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Blue Ball Pike
William Bueh
North School
John Q. Baker
Daily Signal
Attendance at Institute Surges as Teachers View Meetings
The Signal notes unprecedented teacher attendance at the Institute praised by a reporter for highlighting meeting pertinency. The editor cautions against accepting visionary statements without challenge, while Holy Trinity School opens with 168 pupils an increase of 37 from last year. Father Buckley announces a forthcoming high school program with thorough operation with the new building.
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Butler County
Teachers’ Institute
Holy Trinity
Buckley
Campaign promises shadow Vietnam aims in U S election
The piece surveys Hubert Humphrey and other candidates debating Vietnam policy as the campaign enters eight weeks. It notes Humphrey's call for an unconditional halt to bombing, Westmoreland’s phased troop draw, Johnson’s warning on casualties, Nixon’s cautious peace approach, and Hanoi’s Paris talks pressuring for demands even amid U S campaigning.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Denver
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
United States
Philadelphia
Humphrey
William C.westmoreland
Vietnam
Army
Johnson
New Orleans
American Legion
Richard Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Nixon
Edmund Muskie
Maine
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Hot Springs
Ark
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription prices: per copy 10c weekday, Sunday 15c. In-city and suburban motor route 60c per week. 7 day city trading area $15 yearly, outside area $24, outside U.S.A. $38. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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U.S.A
There's Reason For Fear In Nixon Humphrey Wallace Clash
William F Buckley Jr analyzes Hubert Humphrey's strategy to link Nixon with George Wallace. He warns that portraying Nixon as favoring civil rights risks amplifying Wallace and could shift votes among Nixon, Wallace, and Humphrey. Buckley notes fear as a driver in 1968 politics and criticizes the politics of joy.
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Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
George
支持警察并提升薪资呼吁来信
来信呼吁米德尔顿市政府尽快提高警察薪资并提供更多支持 以确保公共安全 反对因低薪引发的警察辞职担忧 并主张削减奢侈开支以保障基层警务经费 署名作者表达对警察工作的认可与团结支持
Notable World War II and Frontier Trivia Highlights
The Hornet served as the launch carrier for Gen. James Doolittle's planes in the first Tokyo raid. The Amazon River discharge surpasses the next three largest rivers combined, refreshing Atlantic waters 100 miles offshore. Calamity Jane, born Jane Burke, was a famed frontier figure, sharpshooter, horsewoman, and aide to Gen. George Armstrong Custer.
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Tokyo
Amazon River
Jane
Jane Burke
George Armstrong Custer
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