Agnew Faces Backlash Over Ethnic Slurs
The campaign trail spotlight on Maryland Governor Spiro T. Agnew grows brighter as he uses terms deemed insulting to Poles and Japanese Americans. Critics say his jokes offend and distract from policy, while Agnew defends humor and explains the need to watch public remarks.
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Brain Drain threatens Europe and Britain exodus of scientists
Emigration of scientists and technologists from Europe to the United States and from developing nations to Britain increases at an alarming rate. Britain alone recorded a net loss of 2700 scientists in 1966, raising fears that about half of its scientific personnel may depart if the trend continues. The United States absorbs thousands as the pattern reverses.
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Stabilizing Movement of Scientific Personnel Warned
Curb technicians and scientists from abroad face a tension between brain drain and basic freedoms. Britain's observation suggests controlled, acceptable methods may stabilize human capital in the coming five years. Jesus invites followers to rest in Mark 6:31.
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Socialist Legacy Faces Modern Left at Chicago Campus
Maynard Krueger, a grey haired former Socialist Party figure at the University of Chicago, sees the new generation’s left as violent yet sympathetic to reform. He praises Mayor Richard Daley, doubts Eugene McCarthy’s appeal, and argues universities must punish student rioters to teach order.
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Columbia
Airports Replace Railroads as Daily Travel Scene
The author recalls preferring rail stations but notes airports dominate now. Passengers wait in glass cages for flights while anxious relatives observe departures and arrivals. A late engine and a postponed departure create tense moments before a reunion between a nervous young man and a beautiful girl.
No Military Cuts In Sight Spark Defense Spending Debate
Washington voices warn against expectations of major U.S. troop reductions in Vietnam. Defense chief Clark Clifford says authorized strength of 549,500 remains, with no plan to lower levels. Rep. Mahon emphasizes ongoing high defense outlays and steady build in Europe amid Soviet actions and Czechoslovakia crisis.
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Authority and Freedom in Our City Stances and Needs
Rev. Robert W. McNamara urges balanced reform across police salaries and civil rights, calling for reasonable authority and responsible freedom. He argues for community education involving families, churches, schools, and government to prevent drift toward anarchy and foster understanding between police and the Negro community.
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Robert W. McNamara
St. Paul’s Church
Middletown Journal official subscription rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily newspaper prices with 10 cent weekday copies and 15 cent Sunday editions. Mail rates show 15 dollars yearly in trading areas and 24 dollars outside, with 38 dollars outside USA.
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