Buckley mocks Weicker and calls for restraint on tears
William F. Buckley Jr ridicules Senator Lowell Weicker for his television displays of emotion and manners, suggesting he should dry his eyes before hearings resume. He mocks Weicker’s questioning of John Mitchell and implies a political movement centered on Weicker’s stance. The piece critiques courtroom theatrics and Weicker’s approach to the Watergate era.
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Sen
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
John Dean
Willie Sutton
Willie
Mr. Sutton
Weicker
John Mitchell
Gordon Liddy
John- John
Aegean
L.W
Fanny Farmer
United States
Incomplete Crime Stats Spark Skepticism From Atty Gen Richardson
Atty Gen Elliott Richardson questions crime statistics as incomplete and reflects on the difficulty of measuring anti crime progress. He notes unreported crimes skew figures and suggests private interviews by LA A could help while warning of a national moral malaise.
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Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Quote collection reflects social shifts and scripture
The compilation contrasts views on domestic help as a status symbol with a moral verse from Matthew 25 40. It notes a modern wife’s work changing perceptions and ties the idea to a religious instruction about serving others.
Mark My Words An Appalling Walking Hazard
Jim Fiebig argues the CPSC plans to curb tricycle features while ignoring the one million annual injuries from children learning to walk. He mocks medical terms about falling down and chairs, urging a ban on walking or ownership of furniture until leg development improves, and asks readers to contact their congressman.
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Jim Fiebig
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Washington
United States
More than a clerk at Armco remembered in letter
A reader writes about Olivia Turner, an Armco employee who died after years of service. She was described as a devoted Christian who helped retirees with health concerns and taught children at First Christian Church. The letter honors her kindness and faith.
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Journal
Olivia Turner
Armco
Olivia
Earth
First Christian Church
Reader Walke
Armco Association
Middletown Journal Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including 5c daily newsstand price 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route and mail plans with annual rates 30 dollars in area and 38 outside USA. A 15 cent monthly service charge applies for motor route tube placement. The note ends with a historical founding line and incomplete text.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
U.N. probes multinationals meet mixed world reaction
The piece notes a year long U.N. inquiry into multinational corporations prompted by Chilean president Allende. It discusses foreign ownership in the U.S. and American firms expanding abroad while U.S. multinationals push into Iron Curtain markets. It argues foreign investment aids jobs and market access amid monetary shifts.
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U.N
Allende
Chile
Ruritania
ITT
Fred Sullivan
Walter Kidde & Co
Kidde
Grove Manufacturing Co
Great Britain
West Germany
Grove
U.S
IBM
General Motors
Control Data
Bucharest
Romania
Technicolor
Pepsicola
Moscow
Occidental Petroleum
Siberia
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William F. Buckley JR
Sen. Weicker
Sutton
Watergate
Mitchell
Liddy
Atty
Gen
Mr. Mitchell
Canyon
Paul J. Day
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
the Journal
John Chamberlain
Kentucky
New York State
Saratoga Springs
Sony
Mitsui
Mazda
Wall Street
American Iron & Steel Institute
Auburn
N.Y
America
Saint-Gobain
Paris
Valley Forge
Switzerland
Nestle Alimentana
Stouffer Foods
Litton Industries
Imperial Chemical
Atlas Chemicals
Slater
Walker Securities
Franklin Stores
BASF
Wyandotte Chemicals
Axel
Enka
Michele Sindona
New York
Franklin National Bank
Ford
Exxon
West
Dennis the Menace
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