No need to throw our weight around in politics
A column argues against aggressive U S rhetoric after Vietnam and Bay of Pigs. It questions President Ford and Secretary Kissinger's abrasive policy shifts, urging restraint, humility, and a return to trusted self reliance and peace making. It defends U S strength while avoiding bellicose demonstrations.
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Gerald Ford
Las Vegas
United States
Ford
Kissinger
Vietnam
Bay of Pigs
Mills Named Managing Editor On Thursday in April Seventeen
Jim Mills is announced as the managing editor in a Thursday release dated April 17, 1975. The notice confirms his appointment and the newspaper's leadership change.
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Jim Mills
Levi opposes domestic identity card for job applicants
Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi overturned a Justice Department proposal requiring citizens or legal aliens to prove status for employment. He warns such a card would curb constitutional rights, preferring solutions to illegal immigration without expanding government control. The piece cites Psalm 119:105 and urges balance between security and freedom.
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Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Congress
Levi
Atty
Gen
Vindication for Dr Matthew and Interfaith Hospital
John Chamberlain recalls Dr Thomas Matthew a Negro surgeon who built the Interfaith Hospital in Queens from scratch using Medicaid funds and a self help program. He organized a holding company NEGRO and subsidiaries to employ addicts as part of work therapy while promoting black pride.
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New York
Queens
Thomas Matthew
Interfaith Hospital
Matthew
The
National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
NEGRO
California
Dr. Matthew
Nixon
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Jackie Robinson
Harlem
New York Amsterdam News
America
New York State Supreme Court
Amsterdam News
Letters to the Editor on budget fairness and war talk
Readers debate school budget cuts to Middletown High Arts and women’s athletics raising questions of equity and socialism The letter also questions wartime policy and domestic political fallout citing Vietnam veterans and American duty, ending with a note on a vindication party for Dr Matthew in New York City.
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Sion
Nardiello
Payne
Skeeter
Middletown High School
Yale
Middletown High
John Witte
Bleeding Hearts
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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