Mansfield challenges U S stake in Asia amid Tonkin debate
Senator Mansfield criticizes overinvolvement in Asia as Nixon promotes a new Pacific doctrine. He argues Southeast Asian nations do not view China threat as US vital interests and urges scaling back mainline Asian commitments while preserving Pacific role.
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Middletown hosts first annual Radio and Electric Show
On September 27 1928 Middletown held its first Radio and Electric Show at Exhibit Hall Manchester Hotel drawing about 2000 visitors. Dealers showcased sets from RCA Philco Atwater Kent Zenith and more with prices from 55 to 167.50 as they explained new radio tech and early TV prospects.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio area. Rates include per copy 10 cents weekday and 20 cents Sunday, with motor routes 70 cents weekly and annual mail plans 71 dollars within the region and 30 dollars outside for seven days.
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Construction union commission aims to stabilize costs
Washington moves to curb wage rises in the construction industry by creating a 12 member tripartite commission under President Nixon. The panel, including public officials and labor and management leaders, will seek voluntary dispute settlement procedures to foster peace and stable costs in construction.
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Mont Pelerin talks on Latin American development
Economists at a Mont Pelerin session near Caracas urged governments to stop burdening enterprise. A Mexican voice warned Latin Americans against the state as the greatest enemy, citing Venezuela and Mexico oil nationalization and questions about future growth and inland markets.
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School Traffic Woes At Middletown High Area
A reader reports heavy traffic around Middletown High School caused by rain and shared entrances. Cars backing up on Breiel and Manchester Road hinder school exits, with bus drivers maneuvering to ease delays. The writer blames crowded lanes, asks for better planning and new streets, and urges community action to aid waiting students and parents.
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Solution Needed To Prom Problem To The Editor
A reader offers a practical approach to a prom problem in a concise letter to the editor. The author discusses a simple plan to handle timing and logistics, urging organizers to coordinate with guardians and staff. The note reflects student concerns about fairness and smooth event flow.
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