Kissinger Says Israel Misled U.S. in Mideast Talks
Kissinger privately briefing lawmakers on breakdowns in Middle East negotiations says Israel knew Egypt could not pledge nonbelligerency, but sought tacit gains. He reports Israel misrepresented ties to Sadat and briefed some senators before him, sparking anger at the White House.
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Wake up to Bicentennial as April 19 nears in Massachusetts
Readers along Lexington and Concord prepare for the 200th anniversary of Paul Revere's midnight ride. The piece notes the official Bicentennial opening on March 1 and cites national enthusiasm, with 6,000 events registered nationwide through 1976, urging proactive local planning and wide participation.
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Levi cites rising crime and failed justice system
New York Attorney General Edward H. Levi says crime rose 17 percent last year in FBI figures, the largest jump in 14 years. He blames unemployment and a dismal failure of the current criminal justice system for the high crime rate, noting low conviction rates for felonies.
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Streetwatch '75 pocket alarm from ADT
Dennis The Menace notes that one third of violent crimes go unreported while urging deterrence. Streetwatch '75 is a cigarette pack sized electronic signaler by ADT that silently calls for help to a headquarters and broadcasts to police with crime details, excluding judicial action.
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Buckley on Fairness Doctrine and Democratic tricks
William F. Buckley Jr argues that Fred Friendly defends open speech but liberals abuse the Fairness Doctrine. He details a 1963 1964 Democratic Party operation to press complaints against right wing radio figures, funded via a phony committee and covert donations, implicating Arthur Larson and others.
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Teens say politicians despised by youth amid low turnout
A Who's Who Among American High School Students survey finds only 12 percent of student leaders view politicians as honorable, 9 percent feel officials represent constituents, and 47 percent support a universal government health care program while distrust in government persists.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists post office and home delivery rates. Carriers charge 72 cents daily Monday through Saturday and 23 cents for Sunday, with motor routes at 132 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday. Mail rates are 38 dollars per year within the U.S. and 46 dollars outside.
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