Congress Faces Alaska Oil Pipeline Decision
Congress must choose between amending the Mineral Leasing Act to widen right of way or risking environmental concerns in a trans Alaska route. The issue includes a possible trans Canadian line and unresolved questions about timing and location.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Alaska
Department of Interior
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Interior Department
Secretary of the
Interior
Environmental Defense Fund
Midwest
National Library Week celebrates books and libraries
Jonathan Swift insights frame National Library Week April 8 14 as a tribute to books. Libraries offer adventure, learning, and reflection, inviting readers to expand horizons and enjoy literature across philosophies sciences and arts.
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Jonathan Swift
National Library
Federal official urges slower driving to save fuel
A federal official promotes reduced speeds to conserve gas, arguing eco friendly driving but noting fewer highway deaths could affect natural population control. The piece closes with a Luke 6 35 framed quotation about loving enemies and doing good without expectation.
Brando at Wounded Knee provokes mixed Indian ally stance
Marlon Brando plans to visit Wounded Knee to support Native Americans, backed by Miss Littlefeather's group, while he likens American corporate and government action to Mafia tactics. The piece questions motives and highlights the Indian plight, imagining Brando's role and potential legal filings.
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Marlon Brando
Wounded Knee
Shasheen Littlefeather
Affirmative Image Committee
Brando
Jane Fonda
Hollywood
Oscar
Don Corleone
Miss Littlefeather
Don
General Motors
Ralph Nader
Vietnam
Native American Image Committee
Napoleon
Jefferson
Louisiana
Denver
United States
U.S
Colorado
Watergate Hearsay and the Call for a Special Prosecutor
John Roche argues that someone close to the President approved the Watergate break in and urges a thorough, legal federal investigation. He criticizes reliance on hearsay, cites McCord's testimony, and presses Nixon to appoint a special prosecutor like Whitney North Seymour to avoid McCarthyist overreach.
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Kennedy
Kenny O’donnell
Johnson
Marvin Watson
Oval Office
FBI
Joseph McCarthy
McCord
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Nixon
Whitney North Seymour
U.S
New York
Soldier's Duty: Follow Orders in Germany Letter
A reader responds to Spec. 4 Douglas Barker's March 30 letter from Germany, arguing the soldier's obligation to follow orders and perform duties as directed by command.
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Douglas Barker
Germany
Valley Forge
San Juan Hill
Middletown
the Marne
Chateau Thierry
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Philippines
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Korea
Vietnam
Letters on boredom in auto plants and respect at games
A reader dismisses auto factory boredom as a justified grievance and recalls military service while challenging sympathy. He cites veterans and POWs, urges respect for the Constitution, and urges loyalty to country before complaints. A second reader suggests playing the national anthem throughout a game to accommodate seated fans.
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Jerry Nardiello
Cyprian Klamo
Regent Drive
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc details Middletown Ohio subscription options. Includes prices for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, mail rates, payment terms, and service charges. Also notes post office classification and founding date.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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James W. McCord Jr
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Harrisburg
Jim Fiebig
America
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Dennis the Menace
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