Better Way to Pick a Vice President Opined by Analysts
Dismay over how vice presidential candidates are chosen surfaces as parties face routine convention tie ups. Proposals call for screening committees and delayed national committee meetings to ease pressure on the presidential candidate.
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Thomas Eagleton
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Republican Party
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Cyclamate scare gains mixed verdict from experts
FDA asked industry to phase out cyclamates after a rat cancer scare but the NCI reports rats carried a parasite likely causing tumors. An international panel finds no hard evidence linking cyclamates to cancer, urging cautious safety while science clarifies food additive risks. The piece mixes science, faith quotes, and analysis on public health policy.
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Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
FDA
Canal Days Remembered on Middletown’s Miami Erie Canal
Middletown reminiscences mark the closing of the old canal with tales of Edward Fitzgerald’s romance on a packet voyage from Cincinnati to Excello locks. Dr. D B Bundy’s ice rescue heroics and the Gambrinus canal boat’s fame at Middletown, with Harpist concerts and dancing, are recalled alongside ferrying beer along the Miami Erie Canal.
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Miami- Erie Canal
Cincinnati
Excello Locks
Edward Fitzgerald
Ellen Audley
Fitzgerald
Excello
Audley
Middletown
D.B. Bundy
Bundy
Miami Medical College
Excello Bridge
Dr. Bundy
Sebald Brewing Co
Sebald
Vine Street
St. Bernard
Dayton
Gambrinus
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily newsstand price 15 cents and Sunday 25 cents. Home delivery by newspaper boy 80 cents per week, motor route $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 in four weeks. Monthly service charge 15 cents. Mail rates $30 per year in and outside trading area, $38 outside U.S.A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1657.
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Dulles Doctrine and Nuclear Deterrence Revisited
The piece argues massive retaliation fails as a policy and praises flexible response only to see it wrecked by Vietnam. It notes Nixon’s pullback from combat and draft, public ambivalence to war, and NATO’s push to blur tactical and strategic nuclear use. The author warns the world risks humanity in brinkmanship.
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John Foster Dulles
Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Europe
Pentagon
Harris
Canada
Mexico
Mike Mansfield
NATO
Western
CBS Records under fire over drug culture in music ads
Senate critique contrasts CBS Broadcast Division screening against Records Division policy. Clive Davis dismisses drug-themed rock as cultural reflection, while critics cite CBS Records ad text and Buckley’s 1971 testimony to question corporate responsibility for promoting narcotics.
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Senate
James Buckley
New York
CBS
Buckley
CBS Broadcast
Federal Communications Commission
Record
Clive Davis
CBS Broadcasting Division
Letters to the Editor Your furnace and fuel
The letter outlines eight furnace issues that waste fuel in oil heating. Problems include soot in the heat exchanger, incorrect firing, improper fan or circulator settings, excessive draft, dirty air filters, incorrect thermostat differential, poor ignition, and defective nozzle. A tuneup by a qualified technician is urged to improve efficiency.
Christianity versus the isms in a Christmas editorial
To the editor a reader argues that court rulings banning a Nativity on the White House lawn push a Pageant of Peace while warning that modern isms including Gnosticism deism agnosticism socialism and atheism threaten faith. The piece links these beliefs to societal woes and urges a focus on Jesus the Saviour. Gerald Howard Franklin authorities.
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White House
Prince of Peace
Karl Marx
Jesus the Saviour
Gerald Howard
Hathaway Drive
Franklin
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