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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
4
The article reports Henry Kissinger threatening to resign amid mounting opposition from liberals angry over Hanoi bombing and Haiphong strikes, Israelis, and Peking diplomacy. It notes a perceived risk of political enemies seizing on a resignation and the debate over whether stepping down could aid the country.
The piece argues Kissinger has faced fierce opposition in Washington and should resign with a strong protest. It contends his policy has been undermined by a weak Congress, notes Vietnam whistleblowing, and urges a principled exit to wake Congress and preserve integrity.
President Ford urged United Nations cooperation in a global policy to meet world food needs amid projections of up to 500000 hungry and 100000 starving by mid-1975. A Agriculture Department study links shortages to both aid and restrictive domestic policies in poor nations.
Three thousand interns and resident physicians in New York City joined a strike against 22 hospitals, winning a pay rise and a less grueling schedule. The action, the first doctor strike in U.S. history, sparked debate over professionalism versus collective bargaining and prompted reflection on ethical standards in medicine.
In a PBS program on Vietnam Cambodia and the U S Ambassador Graham Martin and Congressman Paul McCloskey present two generations of world view. McCloskey defends continentalism isolationism and rival views of U S involvement while Martin urges restraint and a broader anti totalitarian stance. The piece ends with a call for the public to choose between these two visions of American destiny.
A reader writes about the Easter family killings in Hamilton, arguing society bears responsibility alongside the suspect. The writer rejects the insult "bleeding hearts" and urges reflection on shared guilt and emotion surrounding the tragedy.
A column argues that society pressures singles over 25 and shames emotional expression. It cites the uncle of a slain family and Sen. Muskie crying to show natural feelings, urging tolerance for individual choices and genuine emotion.
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