Nixon as expert negotiator shapes Republican harmony in Miami
The article portrays Richard Nixon’s post California comeback as a master negotiator who ties diverse party factions, from Javits to Goldwater, into a unified GOP front. It notes support across left and right, souring tensions via concessions, while acknowledging reservations on SALT and Vietnam. Rockefeller and Buckley nominate Nixon amid Rooseveltian parallels.
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Elwood Richardson Named Business Manager
Paul J. Day named executive editor while Elwood Richardson takes the role of business manager at the newspaper. Day will oversee editorial strategy as Richardson handles operations and advertising relations.
Nixon campaign wiretap silence questioned by Braden
Tom Braden argues Nixon as candidate is not entitled to the same trust as president and asks what he told Chou En-lai and Brezhnev. Braden notes the DNC bugging and urges Nixon to disclose who was involved and future actions. He warns silence could dominate the campaign and damage the process.
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Nixon urges Senate approval of global germ warfare ban
President Nixon urges Senate to ratify an international convention to eliminate germ warfare from national arsenals. He cites United Nations approval and support from about 80 nations, arguing science should serve mankind and enhance security.
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Where Was Nixon Born At GOP Convention
A humorous column notes confusion over Nixon birthplaces and biographical data at the GOP convention. It pokes fun at press desks and biographical offices while listing brief bios from Bart Starr Bobby Richardson Ray Bloch and a mention of a Missing Persons Bureau.
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The Journal Pop subscription rates and details
The Journal Pop lists subscription options for Middletown area readers including motor route and mail plans. Rates cover weekdays and Sundays, with per copy and weekly totals, plus a 5 cent service charge and advance payments. Pricing notes reference varying regions and yearly totals, with a founding date indicated as 185?.
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Nixon and McGovern Face 1972 Election Era Contrast
In a brief archival note, Nixon is identified as the 37th U.S. president born January 9 1913 in Yorba Linda California and McGovern born in Avon. The piece muses on a NixonMcGovern contest with light political satire and a nod to Catholic voters.
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Nixon Faces Questions Over Wiretap and Campaign Cash
The text cites inquiries about a wiretapping device and a floor plan found in a White House aide’s desk, a campaign aide caught removing a wiretap, a $25 000 check tied to wiretapping suspects, and staff disappearances or resignations, urging Nixon to answer before the election rather than delay.
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Reasonable When Its Fee Free Semantics
A Middletown clerk and a judge provide jokey commentary on legal help and free opinions. A Buffalo telegram arrives garbled after a five minute delivery chain. A son’s unsigned check travels through several hands before cancellation. Consumers Union notes two pain relievers from the same company as aspirin rivals.
Telegraph Era Billboard Urges Telegram Messages
A historical note recalls signs that urged telegram use with the message Dont write Telegraph. The billboard promoted sending quick messages via telegraph to reach destinations faster.
No Name But Treason Letter to the Editor
A citizen condemns American critics who support a Communist country. The writer accuses Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark of treasonous conduct, calls for legal action, and asks the Attorney General to address what they view as Communist influence. The piece presses for justice and accountability.
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Confessional notes on Vietnam War ethics and political courage
The author recalls defending the Vietnam War while revealing personal opposition to the bombing. He notes cabinet tensions, recalls John Gardner and Lawrence O Brien, and argues Shriver and Clark lose credibility for confessing past opposition. He suggests silence preserved honor, while absolution should not equate to beatification.
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Admitted Differences on War Strategy Echo Early Debate
The fragment notes basic disputes over wartime conduct with examples suggesting contrasting approaches to fighting the war. It hints at evolving opinions and debates among contemporaries about best methods and priorities during conflict.
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