Nobel laureates urge halt to nuclear arms race in UN anniversary plea
Sir John Boyd Orr and Lester B. Pearson lead five living Nobel Peace Prize laureates urging the United States and the Soviet Union to mutually moratorium new offensive and defensive nuclear weapons. They acknowledge current talks and stress this is a critical first step to halt and reverse the arms race.
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Probable Space Trend Luna 16 Signals Remote Exploration Path
The Luna 16 unmanned mission achieved a historic milestone by landing scooping samples and sending them to Earth. Soviet scientists suggest this heralds a future trend toward remote planetary exploration with data gathered by unmanned probes rather than manned missions.
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New York Gov Race Lacks Drama As Goldberg Rockefeller Duel Fades
An analysis argues New York governor contest between Arthur Goldberg and Nelson Rockefeller has lost glamour and significance. It notes Goldberg's internal polling contrasts with Rockefeller's campaign strength, while national politics tilt westward and fame fades for New York's gubernatorial battle.
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Abandoned dog returns to care at nurse’s home and garage sale supports civic projects
A stray dog found near First Avenue and Broad Street gains a home after residents stopped feeding it. A new dog relief story follows as a husband rescues a shivering stray, ending a hopeful note for an abandoned animal. Meanwhile Gay Young Mothers Club holds Oct 8 9 10 garage sale at 4 Euclid St to fund Middletown civic projects, netting $500 last year for Middletown Hospital and $150 for other causes.
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Cuba Returns Hijacker Signals Shift in Policy
Washington reports Cuba has handed over to U S authorities a former Army private who forced a Chicago to New York jet to Havana. The move, amid Mexican air travel concerns, signals a broader push for hijacker returns to origin nations to deter future seizures.
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Middletown Ohio News Journal subscription rates page
The notice lists daily publication, postal service details, and subscription rates for the Middletown Ohio News Journal. It notes per copy and by mail pricing for various regions, with annual totals and advance payment requirement.
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Hair Length Unimportant To The Editor
Letters discuss school dress codes and hair styles as a harmless youth rebellion. The writer argues schools should accept long hair as fashion and focus on more significant issues.
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