Rose Woods in Watergate whirlpool raises chilling questions
The Rose Mary Woods case draws debate over whether she accidentally erased 18 minutes of tape, possibly omitting crucial Watergate references. The piece argues the White House dynamics threaten even Woods, whose loyalty to Nixon is clear yet increasingly tested amid a broader political storm.
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Rose Mary Woods
Woods
White House
Miss Woods
Haldeman
Nixon
Rose Woods
Nixons
Pat Nixon
John Mitchell
Mitchell
T.S. Eliot
Windward
Phlebus
Grateful letter praises courteous juvenile arrest care
A mother writes to praise a respectful arrest process for her 17 year old son and commends the juvenile officer and others for handling a first trouble calmly. The letter, signed by A Grateful Middletown Family, reflects on lessons from law enforcement and the hope that good conduct helps youths avoid disaster.
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Middletown
Public trust shifts to medical workers and garbagemen
A Senate financed poll of 32 institutions finds Americans trust doctors most and garbage collectors second, while top bodies like the Supreme Court and the White House rank low. The piece argues trust reflects visible service and reliability, not deeper reform.
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Jim Fiebig
White House
Military
Supreme Court
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, Sunday paper, and mail subscriptions. It specifies rates, payment terms, and service charges, noting a 1857 founding date.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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U.S.A
Our economy in a mess from oil cuts and aging industry
The piece argues that oil supply cuts and scrapped rigs reveal deep structural problems in the U.S. economy. It cites 1500+ scrapped rigs, steel shortages, and transformer oil scarcity, warning that obsolete machine tools and aging plants impede recovery while new automation paradoxically aids only clerical work.
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America
Dallas
West Germany
Japan
Bernard Falk
National Electric Manufacturers Association
McGraw-Hill Co
American Machinist Magazine
U.S
Why Get Rid of Crooks Lots of Jobs Depend on Crime
Dan Walters argues crime fuels the economy by sustaining police, weapon makers, automakers, legal services, bars, entertainment, and government agencies. He warns eradicating crime would devastate employment across sectors and bitterly reshape society, urging readers to support crooks to oppose communism.
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Dan Walters
Copley
New England
Aerospace Engineers
Remembering David Ben-Gurion and Paula Ben-Gurion
A nostalgic reminiscence notes Ben-Gurion as a tough but affectionate leader with wife Paula who could silence critics. It recalls hospital visits, Paula’s daring gestures, a Paris youth connection with Ho Chi Minh, and Ben-Gurion’s stern moral lectures to young commanders.
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New York
David Ben-Gurion
Paula
Ben-Gurion
Ben- Gurion
Ho Chi Minh
Ottoman Empire
Paris
France
State of Israel
Holy Land
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Owen Marshall
Sgt. Friday
Frank Cannon
Las Vegas
Bob Considine
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