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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
1
A stork sits atop a tree at Vienna's Prater Fairground, with its chick nearby. The image shows the bird living and foraging nearby as it watches for food and shelter in the urban park setting.
In Mukden, a mini-tractor plant paints machines green when built from local resources and gray when state funded, reflecting China’s decentralization and local self sufficiency under Mao. The country aims to be self-sufficient in food and light industry, while agriculture remains foundational and exports fund imports for industry. Fertility falls as late marriage and birth control reduce births. communes provide welfare, and families of two to three children become the norm.
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. condemned the collection and dissemination of personal information for credit ratings and other uses as a breach of privacy, asserting that while records may evoke remorse, such practices should be curbed.
The fragment shows a Sunday weekly from Ottaway News Publications Limited in Middletown New York with pricing for home delivery at 90 cents per week and single copies at 20 cents. It lists postmark and publication details including date June 27, 1974 and a postal statement.
Republican National Chairman Robert J. Dole told a Averill Park fundraiser that Nixon will achieve peace in Vietnam within a year and that Democratic challengers Humphrey Kennedy Muskie have long deceived the public on the war. He cited a Pentagon study and noted a vice president who shifted from peace advocate to hawk and back.
Sullivan County completes a $60,000 project to restore the 110-year-old covered bridge over the Willowemoc River near Livingston Manor. The Sunday Record’s Monticello bureau editors Charlie Crist and Manny Fuchs witnessed the bridge being reanchored to the river shores.
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