Brezhnev Detente Critique and AgriPower Debate
The piece argues that detente is a temporary balance with the West while the Soviet Union maintains large military programs. It cites Miles M. Costick’s study on U S Soviet grain trade and warns that the United States must leverage its agripower to counter Brezhnev’s middle 80s forecast. The analysis notes U S grain dominance, Soviet import needs, and past grain sales to Moscow amid political critiques of Nixon Kissinger Ford policies.
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Canal protection urged as Panama Canal risks shutdown
The piece warns the canal’s vulnerability to disruption and its impact on US trade, noting 175 ships stranded abroad during a short shutdown and projecting higher fuel costs, longer transit times, and broader price increases if the waterway closes. It argues for maintaining US control under the 1974 Panama agreement.
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Letters to the Editor Endorse Reagan and Civic Service
A reader argues Reagan makes more sense than other candidates and criticizes calls for more public benefits. He urges strong defense funded by taxes and laments a society chasing easy gifts while citizens seek responsible self-government. The letter notes NBC timing of Reagan speech and Bicentennial vibes.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Ohio newspaper service include daily and Sunday home delivery by carrier and motor route options. Rates show per-copy prices, weekly totals, and advance payment requirements for mail and motor route subscriptions.
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Woodward Bernstein book lacks footnotes says reader
The author recalls Schlesinger and Hoover with footnotes and query over Woodward Bernstein without authorities. The piece questions how historians know details about Nixon and Kissinger and notes the memoirs’ appeal despite potential inaccuracies. It ends with a call for factual precision in history.
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Browsing a Brentano's for Marxist Milieu and More
A narrator wanders Brentano's on Fifth Avenue near Rockefeller Center spotting an overwhelming Marxist and socialist shelf. The sprawling display includes works by Althusser, Bakunin, Engels, Gramsci, Fromm, Goldman, Hobsbawm, Kautsky, Lenin, Marx, and many others with the sense of a bourgeois capital embracing radical theory. He exits toward Brooks Brothers, musing on symbolism and taste.
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