The Peoples Bicentennial Commission in school propaganda
A reader warns about the Peoples Bicentennial Commission and its material. The PBC advocates a societal revolution and student independence, urging school takeovers and politicized textbooks. It notes NEH funding and questions source origins, urging vigilance against partisan propaganda in public schools.
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Peoples Bicentennial Commission
PRC
PBC
Bank moves too fast with loans to Russia
A presidential and congressional review is urged as the Export-Import Bank suspends loans to the Soviet Union and three other Communist nations. The piece argues loans to the USSR—including a $6.1 billion western Siberia gas deal—undermine energy self sufficiency and detente goals.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Congress
Nixon
U.S
United States
Siberia
Export-Import Bank
Angels Toss Snowballs Aboard Breiel Boulevard
Six year old Angie Davidson told her grandmother and great grandmother that angels were throwing snowballs as a wintry mix reduced visibility on Breiel Boulevard. Angie’s playful interpretation surprised her relatives during the travel pause.
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Angie Davidson
Angie
Frank Walner
A. J. Rotroff
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Ohio Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal, published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio, lists pricing for newsstand copies 1 6c, Sunday 25c, home delivery 80c weekly, motor route 3 47 yearly in installments or 3 20 per four weeks, and mail subscriptions 30 annually inside region and 38 outside. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1657.
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News Journal, Inc
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Ohio
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The conservatives' surrender to opposing views
William F Buckley Jr argues conservatives allow enemies to shape their thinking. He criticizes the New York Times staff and liberal allies for pressuring GOP leaders, notes past conservative stance on Nixon, and warns that capitulation erodes independence of thought and political authority.
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New York Times
Tom Wicker
Anthony Lewis
Times
Wicker
Spiro Agnew
North Vietnam
Lewis
Nixon
Goldwater
Buckley
Tower
Thurmond
Reagan
George McGovern
Gerald Ford
John Dean
America
Howard Hughes losses in Las Vegas hit $12 million
In a defamation case, Bob Maheu says Howard Hughes hotels and casinos in Las Vegas lost $12,723,016 over four years. The article notes house odds favor the casino, with typical takeouts of 2 percent per roll and up to 30 percent in roulette and slots, questioning how a Las Vegas gambling operation could lose money.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
Nevada
Bob Maheu
Hughes
Maheu
Letter to the Editor Urges universal tornado alert system
Anne Swisher argues for a citywide warning system in Middletown Dayton and Cincinnati to alert residents to take cover during tornado threats. She recalls Kansas and Missouri practices using sirens and public reminders to save lives and cites a recent 45 minute basement wait during an 1-75 tornado sighting in Butler County.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Butler County
Anne Swisher
Poinciana Road
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