Argentina Brace for Peron Rule After August Elections
After Campora and his vice president resign, Argentina moves toward August elections that are expected to return former dictator Juan Peron. He will lead a fragile coalition with the Labor and Radical parties as the military watches, while Peronism’s nationalist and extremist currents threaten stability and could invite a repeat of the 1955 coup.
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Argentina
Campora
Juan Peron
Peron
Labor Party
Radical Party
Far Left
Parkinson law revisited in the era of shortages
The piece argues that paper shortages reveal bureaucratic growth despite rising prices and limited work. It notes public frustration from Washington to small towns and suggests disposing of trash as a practical, shared decision. It ends with a Psalm quotation emphasizing joyful service.
Night sky adventure over city lights
A column by Jim Fiebi urges families to escape smog and streetlamps for a starlit backyard or 50 mile trip to view the Milky Way. He advocates sleeping bags, constellations, meteors, and satellites to give children real cosmic perspective beyond urban life. The piece ends with a call that the chickens can wait.
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Jim Fiebi
Golly
Uncle Joe
Rockefeller plots fifth NY governorship amid Watergate pressures
Nelson Rockefeller remains vigorous as he faces questions about a fifth term as New York governor and possibly a presidential bid. The Watergate crisis looms as he weighs his future, including NY delegation influence, post Watergate sentiment, and whether to run as a private citizen or candidate.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
New York State
New
York State
Washington
License versus liberty in sexual morality
A reader argues that critics of censorship confuse license with liberty. The writer contends sex should not be an end in itself and warns that those who demand moral censorship often lack self discipline. They criticize supporters of censorship for defending porn while neglecting other constitutional freedoms.
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Battlements
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists rates for home delivery mail and motor route service. Shows per copy prices, Sunday edition, motor route installments, tube service charge, and annual subscriptions with overseas pricing. The paper notes advance payments and its 1857 founding.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Buckley on presidents power and constitutional limits debate
The piece debates presidential power, the Fourth Amendment, and executive action sparked by the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers affair. Ehrlichman, Ervin, and Ellsberg are discussed with Lincoln and Roosevelt as historical contrasts, noting that defining limits on power remains unsettled.
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Ellsberg
Ehrlichman Et al
Lincoln
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
There’s a future in fishing by John Linor
The columnist notes a mix of futures for his children from pro skating to college and job paths, contrasting early fame with ordinary careers. He jokes about a daughter signing for 1.45 million and kids pursuing buses, philosophy, drama, or trout fishing, ending with a hopeful spin on practice and the weekend.
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Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
FBI
CIA
John Linor Copley
Janet Lynn
Miss Lynn
Help Wanted
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