Emotional Opposition May Not Hold Up Treaty
The article reviews how opposition to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty rose after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, yet argues that the case for ratification remains strong. It notes Secretary of State Rusk's emphasis during July hearings and cites a solid Foreign Relations Committee vote while urging perspective before the session ends.
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Johnson Criticizes Chrysler Auto Price Increases
President Johnson denounces Chrysler price hikes averaging 89 as excessive and inflationary, delivering a second critique after a Cabinet panel call. He warns public reaction may curb rising costs, though federal leverage remains limited in auto pricing.
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Dilemma Of Candidates In The 1960s Presidential Race
Three desperate men Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon and George Wallace compete for the presidency with vast funds and shifting stances. Each must appease factions while avoiding alienating key voters as they weigh Vietnam policy and racial sentiment amid intense national scrutiny. The piece likens their risky bets to dice shooters at a high-stakes Las Vegas table.
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Nixon Faces New Desperation Amid Political Pressures
A fragmented clipping portrays former president Nixon as a desperate figure seeking influence amid mounting political pressures. The text hints at escalating tensions within his circle and public scrutiny surrounding his activities.
Views From Vietnam Soldier to His Son About the Vietnamese People
A Middletown serviceman in Vietnam writes home to his wife and son, describing the Vietnamese as friendly and humble while condemning U S attitudes. He condemns slurs, notes poverty and hunger, and pleads for understanding as he helps locals and prays for them. He insists many face danger and displacement.
Congress Can Limit The Court Fortas Controversy
The piece argues Congress should define the good behavior standard for justices amid Fortas nomination worries. It questions outside duties and a $15,000 lecture fee as potential disqualifiers and notes ethics codes may be needed while Fortas remains on the bench.
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Tribulations Of An Annual Medical Examination
Jim Bishop reflects on a four day annual physical with panels tests X rays and filings insistent questions. he jokes about doct ors nurses and a smoking nurse while noting the exam left him a healthy wreck and told him he is good for another year.
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Middletown Paper Rates and Post Office Address Info
The Journal Publisheheavy by the News- Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates per copy and weekly, and mail options. Rates include 10 cents for weekday copies, 15 cents Sunday, and yearly mail fees of 15 dollars in area and 24 outside. Founded in 1857.
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