Harriman Not Indispensable for Paris Peace Talks
The piece argues W Averell Harriman and Cyrus Vance are not indispensable in resuming Paris peace talks. It notes Harriman’s experience and insight into Saigon, but says a new team could take over with minimal loss, aided by staff reports, and a fresh administration might gain from new negotiators.
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W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Paris
Harriman
Vance
Saigon
Nixon
Citizens Fight Beach Oil Plant in Santa Barbara
Residents organized the Citizen's Committee to Prevent Shoreline Processing Plants to block a proposed oil and gas processing facility along the Santa Barbara coast, opposing county supervisors who supported the project.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Citizens halt 13 oil facilities along scenic coast
A local citizens group secured a referendum and won, halting 13 functioning oil facilities sprnkled along a beautiful coastline. The victory is framed as encouragement for other communities facing industrial threats and echoed by a religious foundation citing scripture.
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Santa Barbara
I’m Free You’re Not Buckley on Hayden and Kennan
William F Buckley Jr reviews a House Committee on Un American Activities interrogation of Tom Hayden, founder of Students for a Democratic Society, and contrasts campus reactions with South Africa protests. He notes Professor George Kennan’s warning on youth unrest and cites Lillian Hellman defending youth.
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Tom Hayden
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Washington
America
Herod
George Kennan
Mr. Kennan
It's Okay Kid Everybody Does It A Lesson In Cheating
A Midlletown Hospital meeting shares a cautionary tale from a Chicago Sun Times column about Johnny, from age six to nineteen, facing lies and cheating. Each stage shows family reactions with the refrain It’s OK, everybody does it, highlighting adult tolerance of minor wrongs and the danger of copying behavior.
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Mike” Moriarity
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown Hospital
Mike
Jack Griffin
Chicago Sun- Times
Johnny
O.K
George
Francine
Justice Black on Protests and Public Rights
The CBS interview shows Justice Black stating that protests do not grant a right to use streets or public spaces. He cites historical precedents, clarifies limits of free speech, and notes government property rules. He warns against misuse of public or private property and urges alternatives like stadiums or auditoriums for demonstrations.
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Bill Douglas
William Douglas
Supreme Court
Black
Capitol
Congress
Library of Congress
Justice Black
Justice Black Hesitates to Comment on Chicago Riots
Justice Black showed reluctance to express an opinion about the riots in Chicago during the week of the Democratic National Convention. He avoided commentary on the civil unrest and political tensions surrounding the event.
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Justice Black
Chicago
Letter to Editor Warns of Proposed Carlisle Levy Costs
The writer urges Carlisle taxpayers to scrutinize a proposed bond levy claiming the quoted rate omits total taxes and would raise the per thousand rate. Citing past tax increases and rising living costs, the author argues for budget discipline and downtown improvements over new spending. David C Agoston.
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Carlisle
Carisle Corporation
Improve Downtown But Not With Mail
Community letter supports downtown improvements while opposing mail based approaches. Advocate stresses practical upgrades to sidewalks lighting and storefront visibility to boost commerce and neighborhood character.
Antarctica Defies Expectation As Desert Of Diminished Snow
National Geographic Society notes Antarctica is the world’s largest desert and covers far more area than the United States yet receives only about six inches of snow per year. The piece also highlights titanium for jet engines and historical note on Walter Reuther’s 1948 shooting. It mentions marble use in terrazzo, stucco, roofing, road stone, and chicken grit, plus glass that adjusts transparency with light.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Middletown Journal
Clothing and Transporta
Antarctica
National Geographic Society
United States
California
Death Valley
Middletown Merchants Urged to Brighten Christmas Decor
A letter to the editor urges Middletown merchants to fund better downtown Christmas lighting. The writer recalls past decorative street lights and argues the town, a prosperous community, should invest more in the religious holiday display.
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Merchants of
Middletown
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal informs rates for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions. Prices include 10 cent per copy, 70 cent weekly, 21 dollars yearly in area, 30 dollars outside area, and 38 dollars outside the U.S., all payable in advance.
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News. Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.sa
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University of Wisconsin
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Mr. Stalin
Studen
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David Lawrence
Hugo Black
Supreme Court of the United States
CBS
David C. Agoston
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Dennis the Menace
Walter Reuther
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