Christian militancy and racism tainting detente era debate
Opinion piece critiques use of Christianity to justify violence and ethnic oppression. It cites World Council of Churches actions, a bylined London Times report, and a Dutch sociologist Dr. Baldwin Sjollema. The column argues such secular and tribal revolutions undermine peaceful change in Africa and abroad.
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WCC
James Burnham
Baldwin Sjollema
South Africa
Rhodesia
Kunene
Africa
Angola
Dr. Sjollema
Jesus
Uganda
Our Nation and Power Shake Mosquitoes in a Global Struggle
The United States, now a world power, faces limits on liberty amid global tensions. From Uganda detention of Peace Corps volunteers to nationalizations in Latin America and polluted skies, power meets restraint. The piece argues for caution, forbearance, and attention to ecological and moral costs as America navigates international influence.
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United States
Peace Corps
Uganda
Latin America
Argentina
Chile
Guantanamo
Mark My Words Sorry Mac no filet
A Washington D C meat supplier Bernie Goldstein rejects a White House order for 15 pounds of filet mignon and New York strip. He notes shortages hurt consumers and mocks the ruling class while urging empathy and action.
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Jim Fiebig
Bernie Goldstein
Washington, D.C
White House
Bernie
New York Strip
Nixon Johnson parallels and Hope misfortune in NY essay
A New York essay by Bob Considine compares Nixon to Andrew Johnson amid impeachment debate. Hazel Storer cites Johnson's loosening after impeachment moves, Alaska purchase, and foreign policy as a benchmark. Bob Hope reacts to a Palm Springs house fire and losses with light quips and golf details.
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Nixon
Hazel Storer
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Johnson
House of Representatives
Bob Hope
Palm Springs
Calif
Bing Crosby
Hope
Readers Debate Censor Board Powers in Middletown
Letters challenge the city censor board authority and the police chief role in screening what residents may read or watch. They urge letting the public decide what is art versus trash and question porn definitions while noting community service and sanitation praise from a resident.
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Middletown
Censor Board
Big M Company
Robert) Moschell
Charles Robinson
Linden Ave
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscriptions by mail and motor route with rates for daily, Sunday, and home delivery. Payment terms include in advance requirements and installment options, plus service charges for motor route tube placement.
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News Journal
iInc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Community thanks for July 27 muscular dystrophy carnival
Mrs Ray Puckett of 6501 Germantown Road sends gratitude to volunteers from Middletown and Germantown and to Coca Cola representatives for support at the July 27 carnival and to the newspaper for the write-up.
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Middletown
Germantown
Coca-Cola
Ray Puckett
Germantown Road
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