Reagan critique of Carter human rights policy amid diplomacy
The piece argues Carter’s emphasis on human rights is selective and equates it with imperialism. It claims his approach meddles in allies like Brazil and Argentina, undermines economic ties, and ignores rights in nonaligned states. It concludes that Carter’s stance is irrelevant to many regimes with few rights.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
South America
Africa
Brazil
West Germany
Brasilia
Argentina
U.S
Raul Castro
Buenos Aires
France
Britain
Andrew Young
Rhodesia
Nkoma
Mugabe
Nigeria
Castro
Benders Family Tree Planting Earns State Recognition
Middletown honors the Benders for a 30 year seedling program started by Ben Bender to plant trees for children. Over 75,000 seedlings have been provided to Middletown Edgewood Madison Doty House and Middletown Christian School, growing into a statewide Governor's Arbor Day Award winner to be presented April 28 in Columbus.
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Middletown
Bender
Benders
Edgewood
Madison
Doty House
Middletown Christian School
Ben Bender
Miami Valley
Columbus
Middletown Area
French election shows Communist unreliability and Moscow ties
The recent French vote reveals the Communist Party’s unreliability as a democratic ally and its lack of independence from Moscow. The Socialists Communist alliance collapsed as Communists allegedly acted on orders to prevent Socialists from gaining senior partnership. The aim is to fracture the left, letting the Communists seek a future victory.
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Communist Party
Moscow
Leningrad
Roots and missions blend in Middleton and Ecuador
A Middleton resident learns of ancestral roots from a Kentucky obituary stating a grandfather’s forebears near Cumberland River. A separate note follows physician Gilbert Wagoner and family preparing for Ecuadorian missionary work, detailing living conditions, challenges, and prayers for service projects and language learning.
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Kentucky
Lee County
Middletonian
Buckhardt
Cumberland River
Wagoner
S.P
Will Scoville and Cox frame Backfire in SALT debate
George F. Will argues Herbert Scoville and Arthur Cox defend the Soviet position on the Backfire bomber and SALT limits. He notes Scoville’s claims about Backfire ranges and third-country basing, Cox’s comparisons, and the administration’s posture that any agreement is better than none amid unequal arming balances.
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Washington
Herbert Scoville
Scoville
Carter
United States
U.S
Europe
Arthur Cox
Cox
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate
Tattoos in Hong Kong Shift From War Era Boom to Weed Fad
In a Hong Kong Wapchai district cluster of tattoo studios Tony the pop artist laments slow business as ships no longer visit. Sailors and students now prefer tattoos of love bugs and butterflies over traditional motifs while marijuana motifs rise, replacing motherhood and flags in the designs.
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Hong Kong
Tony
Wapchai
Suzie Wong
Pinky
Benny
Jimmy Ho
The Journal Publication Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal informs subscription and delivery terms for Middletown Ohio readers. It lists prices for daily and Sunday issues, home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail rates for domestic and international subscribers with advance payment required.
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News Journal
Tne S Groac
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
USA
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First United Methodist Church
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George F. Will
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