Carter Sleepwalking Toward a Presidency Defeat
Washington observers warn that the Carter administration mishandles Middle East peace by insisting on Palestinian inclusion and hesitating on Rhodesia. Andrew Young calls for realism amid Cuba and Angola interventions, while Warnke’s SALT stance faces stiff Senate opposition. this drift risks a crushing defeat to Carter’s presidency.
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Washington
Carter
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Andrew Young
United
Africa
Cuba
Castro
Commerce Department
Havana
Young
Warnke
New frontier of seabed mining prompts US push
The deep seabeds beyond national jurisdiction offer manganese nickel copper and cobalt for industry. The United States has the know how to mine with partners but warns time is running out for a Law of the Sea treaty. Congress weighs measures to start American deep sea mining and ensure access while balancing national interests.
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United States
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Congress
Wark My Hords One Of Those Days Column
A columnist recounts a drift day spent delaying writing efforts. He notes waking, smoking, coffee, and a nap, then finds the morning and afternoon papers filled with Israel Lebanon and coal miners, deciding to ignore them and buy Time magazine.
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Israel
Lebanon
Time Magazine
Dennis The Menace and Time Readers Must Not Be Disappointed
The speaker recalls a pep talk by Fiebig urging performers to press on for readers who depend on them. Despite personal troubles, the narrator delivers the piece, stressing reader expectations and persistence even amid issues.
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Fiebig
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists pricing for subscriptions and single copies. Rates cover newsstand 20c daily, 35c Sunday, home delivery 90c weekdays, 25c Sunday, and motor route 15c daily with Sunday 3c. Mail in USA 38 dollars, outside USA 46 dollars annually with advance payment.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
USA
Counter-revolution on campus hints at social shift
Anabaul memory of buying a Guy Lombardo record sparks reflections on culture and a growing campus counter-revolution. The piece notes student conservatism from an American Council on Education poll and links it to broader social change observed by a parent narrator at home.
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Washington
American Council On Education
Guy Lombardo
New York
Lombardo
Artie Shaw
Larry Clinton
Museum of Natural History
Letters Criticizes Fairness of Rhodes Sentence Reduction
Phyllis Hall of 1717 Sunset St objects to Gov Rhodes reducing a Middletown man’s life sentence for a fatal 1969 shooting to seven years, arguing the system devalues life for material concerns and noting her stepfather’s break in with no theft and life term.
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James Rhodes
Middletown
Randell Chester
Chillicothe
Phyllis Hall
Sunset St
Drug education praised by Middletown residents
In a Verity Middle School PTO meeting readers commend Jeff Booth, a pharmacist, and patrolman Howard Poff for delivering a drug awareness program to sixth graders. Booth used injected mice to illustrate effects while Poff presented a film on drug use and overdose victims at a state hospital plus a drugs display. Carol Melton commends their work.
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Verity Middle School
Jeff Booth
Howard Poff
Booth
Middletown
Poff
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Pril
W. A. Siebenthaler Sr
John Galsworthy
Genesis
By Jim Fiebig
Dennis the Menace
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Tom Braden
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Scientific American
Carol Melton
Carson Road
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