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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
19
The Algiers wing of the Secret Army announces a cease-fire in its violent campaign, offering a hopeful path toward a bloodless July 1 referendum and the possible formation of a Moslem state, though a western OAS faction rejected it yesterday.
Eugene Rabinowitch argues in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that helping undeveloped nations is a duty for all advanced nations, regardless of donor or recipient status. He says the scientific revolution makes wars obsolete and enables wealth creation, while also enabling universal prosperity and eradicating hunger.
The Times Herald-Record starts a series on consolidation tomorrow. The June 28 vote will decide if 10 neighboring districts join the Middletown system or keep current year-to-year contracts. Otisville School District must choose Middletown or its independent K to 12 program.
Agriculture Secretary Freeman defends government funds on Billie Sol Estes saying no money was lost and only sleep was lost. The report notes Jackie Kennedy stars in a government color film of her overseas travels, with the Kennedys controlling most communications media except cave drawings, which are claimed to belong to Senator Goldwater.
Isage G Grreetart Volume 6 Number 274 lists advertising contacts for the state and local bureaus. It provides addresses in Maddietown Port Jervis Goshen Monticello and contact numbers for the editors and bureau managers.
A Middletown letter to the editor urges volunteers to aid schools and pursue a Ford grant. It proposes short courses and hands on programs in home building, heating, plumbing, wiring, and auto mechanics, plus science fair support and community expert involvement. The author seeks volunteers and data, listing John Loor as contact.
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