Carter faces dilemma selecting secretary of state
Washington notes a slim field for the No. 3 post in Carter's future administration. Possible candidates include Hubert Humphrey, George Ball, and Zbigniew Brzezinski, with Frank Church warning the job leads to infamy and little prospect of broad public acclaim.
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Jimmy Carter
Frank Church
Church
Deanne
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Eee
George Bail
Alre
New York
Vietnam
Johnson
Ball
Dean Acheson
Harry Truman
Dean Rusk
Lyndon Johnson
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Columbia University
Brzezinski
Kissinger
White House
Our disappearing crisis and the 1973 74 oil shock
The six page piece reviews the five month Arab oil boycott of 1973 74 its impact on prices inflation and recession in industrial nations and the U S It notes Congress limited actions on price controls and the need for energy strategies including storage coal and nuclear plans while urging democratic limits to policy change. It closes with a biblical quote and a historical aside about 1776 land grants to deserters.
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United States
Congress
Detroit
Middle East
Inside the Pentagon NMCC tour with Rumsfeld and chiefs
Dozens of military correspondents toured the National Military Command Center at the Pentagon. The briefing highlighted secure lines, multiple display panels, and near instantaneous global communications. A JCS officer noted that the system could “blow it up” by expanding the view, a reminder of nuclear capability and global reach.
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Washington
Dr. Strangelove
Pentagon
National Military Command Center
NMCC
Secretary of Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lebanon
Rumsfeld
Defense
William P. Clements
George S. Brown
JCS
High Command
Heart Numeric Missile Display Board
America
Strategic Ammand
Pacific Command
European Command
Beirut
U.S
Robert F. Shoultz
J-3
Soviet Union
Retirement of Middle coach Paul Walker stirs memories
Middletown area board members reflect on Paul Walker as he retires from coaching and teaching. Betty Lou Nein and David Ballard recall Walker as a living legend while recent deaths trigger recollections of Edward Barker and Hugh Butler from the school district’s past.
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Betty Lou Nein
Paul Walker
Hamilton
Board of Education
Middletown
Walker
David Ballard
Ballard
Edward Barker
Hugh Butler
Ebie Banks
Ed Barker
Mr. Butler
Butler
Banks
Stassen Faces Spotlight Pull in Turbulent Political Ride
George F. Will analyzes Harold Stassen’s lifelong chase of political fame. The piece traces his 1938 Minnesota governorship, 1948 campaign setback, 1952 primary showing, and 1968 Miami Beach nomination, contrasting his ambitions with Schweiker and broader questions of dignity in public life.
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Minnesota
Oregon
New York
Stassen
Sons and Daughters
Scandinavia
Thomas Dewey
Robert Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Miami Beach
Stassen - Ame
Richard Schweiker
Schweiker
As Vegas K-Mart
Subscription rates and contact details for Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal publishes daily from S Broad and First Ave in Ohio. It lists postal rates, home delivery and motor route charges, and annual mail subscription costs in and outside the USA with advance payment requirement.
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