NATO Intervention in Portugal to Prevent Communist Takeover
The piece argues NATO should occupy Portugal for 30 days to halt a Communist seizure, enable honest elections, and withdraw. It cites the Dominican Republic 1965 as a model, warns of a Western disaster if unchecked, and warns of Soviet power shifts if Lisbon falls to communism.
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Labor, government urged to cooperate amid recession risks
Harvard professor John T. Dunlop pledges a spirit of collaboration at his White House swearing in as labor secretary. AFL-CIO president George Meany, a longtime ally, calls for wage restraint and unity to curb inflation and lift productivity amid 8.2 percent unemployment and a $10.6 billion trade deficit. He notes construction unions could spearhead housing recovery while warning of a potential mid-April railroad strike that could strain an already weak economy.
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Teresa Burdge Benefit Draws Hundreds At Grand Avenue Tabernacle
A March 28 benefit for Teresa Burdge attracted about 1,000 people at Grand Avenue Tabernacle. The event featured The Rhythm Masters and other local gospel groups, with proceeds aiding Teresa’s medical expenses. Teresa Burdge, a 7 year old suffering leukemia, died weeks later at Children’s Medical Center in Dayton.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio provides rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route and mail options. It lists prices for daily weekday and Sunday copies, weekly totals, and annual mail subscriptions with regional differences.
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Buckley argues on South Vietnam collapse and 5 pointed theses
William F. Buckley Jr. dismisses calls to blame the United States for South Vietnam defeat and offers five theses. He compares will to resist with means and organization, notes Thieu’s corruption, contrasts ruthlessness and audacity, and asserts North Vietnamese bravery alongside South Vietnamese tenacity amid a harsh strategic context.
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Real Thing Harder to Find in Modern Advertising
Jim Fiebig argues that authentic branding has faded as campaigns exaggerate virtues. He cites bank practices and Coca Cola's shift from memory of youth to a diluted real taste. The piece links modern ads to a broader decline in genuine experience.
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