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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
4
A column promotes mild daily activities over strenuous workouts to avoid heart issues. It suggests practical routines like daily house chores, brisk walking, avoiding elevators, and light dancing, paired with moderation in eating and plenty of vegetables.
A faction of the Senate Intelligence Committee led by Sen. Church defied a 1797 secrecy rule by releasing a CIA assassination report. Critics say the move endangers national security and individual reputations while acknowledging a need for tighter oversight. The debate centers on whether openness outweighs government secrecy.
George F. Will argues the United States, by backing a Security Council resolution, effectively invites the Palestine Liberation Organization to participate in next month's UN Middle East debate. He accuses Washington of preemptive concession aligned with Syria and the Soviet Union, undermining Israel and moderates.
Dennis the Menace argues that the U.S. vote at the United Nations capitulated to extremist forces in the Middle East. He cites Syria’s likely negotiation, warns that renewal of UN observers’ mandate without inviting the PLO would change little, and claims Washington’s action legitimizes the PLO as Palestinian leadership.
The author notes a radical change since 1946 as authors now tour major cities to sell books on radio and TV rather than relying on New York Times reviews. He credits Reynolds Galbraith for selling works on economics and argues local critics shape reception more than national critics. He questions dignity and reads books to be read, not reviewed.
A reader urges support for Ronald Reagan over Gerald Ford, calling Ford error prone while praising Reagan as a strong presidential choice. The letter also references John Chamberlain’s column in The Journal and urges readers to consider it.
A notice lists subscription options for the Middletown Journal including daily and Sunday newspaper prices. Home delivery costs, motor route fees, and mail rates are shown with weekly and yearly totals.
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