Right to curb incitements and defend liberal values
A defense of liberal tolerance and public order contrasts with conservative criticism of liberalism. The author defends free speech while condemning incitement, defends civility, and argues Nazis in Skokie pose an incitement risk, urging rational authority over radical rhetoric.
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Egypt
Atlantis
United States of America
Illinois
Skokie
Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Space visions and the courage gap in American progress
California Governor Edmund Brown notes long movie lines for Star Wars and urges Congress to back bold space and energy projects. He contrasts past feats like the Panama Canal and the moon landings with slower progress in modern tech, asking whether the nation will act or remain merely entertained.
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Edmund
Jerry) Brown
Congress
United States
Panama Canal
Alaska
North Pole
Gov. Brown
Congress battles tobacco subsidies amid budget concerns
The House voted 229 to 178 to end Tobacco Products in the Food for Peace program, while the Senate blocked a similar move. Lawmakers warn of health cost clashes with farmer interests in the Carolinas and Kentucky. A quoted columnist notes fiscal restraint as Congress trims next year’s expenses and cites medical groups urging tougher Tobacco controls.
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Congress
House
Senate
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Marianne Means
Grass-cutting grievance prompts reader letter
In a letter to the editor the writer cites repeated delays in weed and grass removal on private property. They describe calling Don Tuttle in the Division of Streets for 13 weeks with little result, noting one field at 1506 Columbia Ave was neglected while another on Manchester Ave was cut.
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Don Tuttle
Manchester Avenue
Columbia Ave
N. Main Street
Mr. Tuttle
Manchester
Columbia
Fdstor
Reader Welsh
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
Publication details for the Journal published by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio. Advertising and delivery options given include home carrier and motor route rates with weekly and monthly totals. Mail subscriptions priced annually with in advance payment terms.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Birth control ads debated as national issue
Washington columnist TOM BRADEN argues abortion is a moral wrong but condemns rich hypocrisy. He urges broadcasters and publishers to allow birth control advertising to educate the poor, noting the high abortion and teen birth costs and the Supreme Court ruling that such ads are not unconstitutional. He warns of criticism from opponents and urges media courage.
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Washington
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Supreme Court
Economics and poetry clash in Copley News Service note
John Sinor reports a mix of warm days and cooler news as prices rise and property taxes are discussed. The item blends economic trends with cultural commentary on shifting living costs.
Dennis The Menace and the Money Confusion
A humorous monologue on rising movie prices and bank visits. The speaker laments higher costs from five dollars for cinema entry to daily groceries, jokes about bankers filming customers, and questions economic theory while seeking simple relief. He notes penny saving, check writing, and drifting currencies with his wife weighing in on travel money issues.
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