Start On Military Cuts Recognizes Civil Needs
The 100000-man armed forces reduction announced by Defense Secretary Laird is symbolic beside a 3.4 million total. The $1.5 billion cut signals a shift toward domestic priorities amid Vietnam war delays. Congress and the administration must decide allocations for health education welfare and other civilian needs, with military spending yielding.
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Laird
Pentagon
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Nixon and the rise of a new conservatism in the judiciary
The piece argues Nixon will appoint more justices to form a conservative bloc that avoids overt clashes with liberal precedents. It cites Haynsworth and Burger as moderates and predicts a procedural, not frontal, war to roll back Warren Court liberalism. It links this to a broader shift from confrontation conservatism toward strategic maneuver.
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Nixon
Supreme Court of Circuit
Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr
Greenville
S.C
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Warren Burger
Yahoo
Haynsworth
Piney Woods
Fourth Circuit
Strom Thurmond
Strom
Washington
New York
Stephen Field
James McReynolds
America
Barry Goldwater
Warren Court
Waa
Senate
C. W. Holmes, Jr
Louis D. Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
MR. Nixon
Pocomoke Maryland Promised as Quiet Paradise for Holidays
A mailed brochure touts Pocomoke Maryland as the garden spot of America offering camping boating fishing bird watching swimming golf and 12 000 acres of open forest with history from underground railroad era. It promises a mecca for hunters seafood oysters blue crab clam Maryland strawberry shortcake and fresh peaches with options to camp or stay in hostels.
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Marylana
America
Chamber of Commerce
Buckley critiques Nixon welfare plan and hunger fears
William F Buckley Jr argues the Nixon Omnibus Plan fails without food stamp preservation and cautions against expanding welfare without reducing programs. He warns some farmers might lose under limits, stresses need for open debate, and calls for careful assessment of cost and impact before endorsement or rejection.
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Nixon
John Kramer
Mr. Nixon
New York City
Federal Directory
Parx Avenue
Eastport
Maine
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices: 10 cents weekly, 20 cents Sunday, and mail rates of 21.90 per year in trading area, 30.00 outside trading area, and 38.00 outside USA. Subscriptions must be prepaid. Founded in 1857.
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USA
Middletown renters refuse three children housing
A reader denounces landlords in Middletown for denying rental homes to families with three children, citing high deposits, long leases, safety concerns, and discrimination. Another letter urges support for NASA astronauts and asks readers to write to NASA and Family Radio, urging collective action.
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Tong
Madalyn Murry O'Hair
Bill Madscoefer
Family Radio
NASA
Co Family Radio
San Francisco
Calif
America
Jack Stoncipher
Franklin
Ridgeville Christian School Opens Near Middletown
Ridgeville Christian School at State Route 48 and Lower Springboro Road offers pre K and kindergarten with age rules and half day options. Located 20 minutes from Middletown and 10 minutes from I 75, it is interdenominational and part of the National Association of Christian Schools. Sessions start Sept 2 with transportation and child care, lunch provided, and several Middletown families enrolled. Contact 933-2551 or Box 397 Lebanon.
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Dayton
Ridgeville Christian School
Lower
Springboro Road
I-75
National Association of Christian Schools
Ridgevile Christian Schools
Lebanon
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