Freedom faiths echo in U.S. oil policy debate
The piece argues that Ivy League economists urge the United States to resist Arab oil blackmail and consider counter embargo options. It links Israel and South Vietnam as parallel cases, insisting U.S. commitments and freedom ideals are indivisible across regions and times.
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Christmas Lights in Energy Crunch Prompt Frugal Plans
The energy crisis pushes firms and households to reconsider Christmas lighting, valuing the mood-boost of decorations over electricity use. Advocates urge broader electricity savings to spare kilowatts, echoing a call for frugality in energy use.
Letters Highlight Sacred Gifts of Mothers Fathers and Public Ad Debate
A reader extols two earthly gifts from God and parents, defines maternal and paternal roles with acrostics, rails against changes to want ads, and condemns modern vices. Walter Reeve posts address, while Henry and Lucille Hudson thank volunteers after a chicken and dumpling dinner to fund an ambulance for Trenton Rescue Squad.
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Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal provides pricing for single copy sales and home delivery. It lists rates for daily, Sunday, motor route, and mail subscriptions, with monthly, quarterly, or yearly payment options and advance payment requirements.
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Canadian Favors US Aid and Award for Generosity
A Canadian urges strong American support and defense of the United States pride, recounting aid to Germany Japan France and others, the Marshall Plan and Moon landing proof of American technocracy and resilience while noting foreign criticism and debt forgiveness. He condemns anti American sentiment and hopes Canada backs the United States.
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Panic and Energy Crisis Reflections by John Roche
John Roche criticizes energy panic and political posturing amid Nixon era debates. He argues for realistic planning, prioritizing data from experts, and criticizes airlines and proposed rationing ideas while proposing practical steps like taxation on inefficient vehicles and smarter transport policies.
Oswald motives clarified by Newman book claims
The author asserts that Lee Harvey Oswald acted with rational motive in Kennedy's assassination, citing Albert H. Newman's 1970 work The Assassination of John F. Kennedy: The Renons Why and detailing Oswald's links to Cuba, Marxist affiliations, and three assassination attempts.
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