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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1975
Page
4
The author argues America has chosen not to act as a Great Power and warns that overemphasis on Indochina harms global standing. He recalls past pressures to show force, cautions against compensatory adventurism, and urges a coherent continentalist strategy with clear commitments and credibility.
President Ford warns that exposure of CIA activities under congressional oversight could be catastrophic for U S security. He criticizes leaks and calls on Congress to curb access to secrets while CIA Director Colby presses reporters on distinguishing nonsecrets from good secrets.
In Salt Lake City a staged midnight ride attempt drew 25 lantern bearers to St. Mark's Cathedral but police ordered Paul back to the Stable since a parade permit is required for horses. The piece parodies Boston's 1773 tea party, mixing satirical protests with mentions of regulatory figures.
Readers urge the Middletown school board to protect arts programs after neglecting attendance at performances of Ten Little Indians and call for student voices in budgeting. A second letter argues for gun owner advocacy amid debates on gun laws and proposes a Butler County group. Also note thanks for local Cancer Society fundraiser support fromVic and Ann Slezak.
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists rates for home delivery by carrier or motor route, Sunday editions, and mail subscriptions. Prices include 72c for weekdays via carrier and 23c for Sunday, with motor route and mail options and annual USA and international rates.
A GAF microfilm newspaper concept is discussed as a future cost saving tool. Pat Moynihan is chosen by President Ford to represent the U.S. at the United Nations after a prior ambassadorial stint. The piece notes State Department gag rules and mentions Castro diplomacy and John Scali.
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