Easing Secrecy: Senate Limits On Foreign Agreements
Editorial urges new rules requiring disclosure of all non treaty international agreements within 60 days to Congress. It cites instances from 1960 to 1967 and argues disclosure can curb executive secrecy while warning of potential partisan consequences. It notes both sides claim flexibility in negotiation.
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Senate
Department of State
Executive Branch
Congress
Secretary of State
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House of Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
State Department
Ethiopia
Laos
Thailand
Korea
Grasshoppers For Protein Diet Suggestion At Seminar
Dr Dean F Gamble of the U S Department of Agriculture touts grasshoppers as a protein rich food at a seminar on The American Diet Cause for Concern He cites nutritional data and notes gourmet stores stock them in major cities. The piece also mentions citizenship records and political proposals, but the grasshopper topic remains central.
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Dean F. Gamble
Food and Nutrition Information Center
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mideast
Egypt
Dr. Gamble
China
Belgian Congo
Peking Grants Five Newsmen Stay After Nixon Visit
The Chinese leadership let five of the 87 journalists who traveled with President Nixon remain in China after his departure. The gesture signals thawing relations but highlights Beijing's unease with free press and its tight control over reporting.
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People’s Republic of China
Nixon
China
Peking
U.S
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette is a daily newspaper published by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. It lists mailing rates for different subscription periods and identification of key staff including Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher and Mike Dungien as managing editor.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
O'Brien Hughes Ties Stir Washington Debate
The piece notes Democratic National Committee head Lawrence O'Brien’s past and possible ongoing links to Howard Hughes. It questions conflict of interest risks as the Nixon ITT case and Kleindienst scrutiny unfold, and points to O'Brien’s Washington PR activity and later shift from Hughes accounts.
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Democratic National Committee
ITT
Richard Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lawrence O’brien
Paul McCloskey
Howard Hughes
O’brien
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Kennedy
Executive Branch
Capitol Hill
Kennedy-Johnson
Hughes
Hughes Enterprises
Washington Underbush
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
The Unlikely Rescue Of The Peace Corps
In a last minute reversal Senator Passman’s opposition to foreign aid and the Peace Corps faced a potential cut that would endanger volunteers abroad. Joseph Blatchford pressed for funds and secured enough money to keep the corps in the field, renewing volunteer recruitment and preserving goodwill efforts overseas.
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Washington
Times
Peace Corps
Congress
Louisiana
Otto Passman
Passman
Joseph Blatchford
Shriver
Vietnam
House
Blatchford
Sargent Shriver
State Department
White House
Readers oppose Brunswick recreation levy proposal
A Brunswick resident writes disapprovingly of a proposed one million dollar recreation building tax levy. He urges city leaders to reconsider, arguing tax burdens on working people are unfair and that existing facilities suffice. He also commends Brunswick High School students for their success in the Chippewa Conference events and asks for more coverage of student achievements.
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Brunswick
Drury McClung
Bruns
Mr. McClung
United States
City Council
Chamber of Commerce
McClung
Brunswick High School
Karen Hengli
Steve Sigman
Wadsworth
Steven
Grafton Road
Shakespearean Q and A on Nixon China trip from Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams of the Stratford Institute offers a playful Shakespearean interview style on Nixon’s China visit. The dialogue features lines about reconciliation, risk, Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai, ending with reflections on unpathed waters and unseen shores.
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Washington
UPI
China
Nixon
Peking
Williams
Stratford Institute of
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Q. Nixon
Shakespeare
Note of appreciation after Medina Plasti Kote visit
A visitor thanks the Medina Plasti Kote team for time and praises the newspaper’s graphics and facilities. The letter expresses hope for a stronger relationship and offers future assistance if needed.
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Medina
Plasti Kote
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Rufina Nave
Norristown
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Naturalization Service Examiner
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Potomac
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter Winchell
New York Public Library
Joyce
Ulysses
Fitzgerald
Damned
Lewis
John Hall Wheelock
Joseph Balker
Los Angeles
Christina Onassis
Agricultural Department
Ralph de Toledano
Charles Bartlett
Dwight Eisenhower
Council and Dreams
The
American Red Cross
Dick West
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