Soviet plan Polavka stirs fear in Austria after Tito decline
The Austrian affair centers on Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna’s Profil interviews detailing a Soviet contingency plan to occupy southern and eastern Austria after Tito’s death. The plan includes press and government control, possible division or Finlandization, and a potential deal with Washington. analysts question detente's reach and NATO's readiness.
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Jan Sejna
Profil
Sejna
Czechoslovakia
SEJA
Austria
Tito
Yugoslavia
As Least
Polavka
NATO
Vienna
Polarka
Moscow
Washington
Karl Luetgendorf
Embargo Divide Spurs Cuban Trade Debate in Americas
The piece notes Argentine and Canadian subsidiaries of Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, and Studebaker-Worthington seek Cuba sales despite the embargo. It argues sovereignty questions may shield these moves while reaffirming U S policy that the embargo stays unless Castro changes Cuba policy and notes the OAS stance. It ends with quotes unrelated to the core issue.
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Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Organization of American States
U.S
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Fidel Castro
Studebaker-Worthington Corp
State Department
Castro
OAS
Same old vicious cycle in letters to the editor
A reader questions religious leaders backing civil rights and school prayer, arguing separation of church and state is misused. The letter condemns government tax policy and wealth redistribution as corrupting influences, claiming officials exploit the populace for funding and power.
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Bilt
Virginia Romans
Orchard St
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
No Excuses Memo Sparks Laughter In Hong Kong Banks
A mock management memo ridicules sickness death and leaves of absence policy, suggesting draconian rules. The piece contrasts this with broader poverty and taxes, ending with reader sentiment praising local coverage of the Little Creek Project and neighborhood concerns in Middletown.
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New York
Marsha Prysuska
Hong Kong
Journal
Little Creek
Middletown
Clark Heights
Fringe benefits for Congress members raise pay questions
The piece questions congressional pay gains from 42500 to 52800 noting Senate reluctance to accept a 24 percent rise. It catalogs fringe benefits including retirement, health care, travel, staff, offices, discounts, recreation, and even free haircuts, urging sacrifice and accountability from lawmakers.
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Congress
Senate
Nixon
Building Coalitions in 1970s American Politics
John Roche reviews Father Greeley's Building Coalitions, praising its analysis of how Democrats can win by shedding stereotypes about blue collar workers and ethnics. The text highlights Greeley as a skilled pollster who argues the center floats and must educate voters, not merely follow them.
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Father Greeley
Center
Chicago
Democratic Party
Greeley
America
Philip Berrigan
National Opinion Research Center
McGovern
Congress
Middletown Journal rates and delivery options
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options including daily 15c weekdays and 25c Sunday, home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, and mail subscriptions at 30 per year within the trading area and 38 outside the USA. Details note advance payment and installment plans.
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