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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1973

Page

4

Red bid for sea rule in new Soviet navy display

The Kremlin signals heightening maritime power by building the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean to 60 ships led by the attack carrier John F. Kennedy while Soviet forces total over 72 vessels. Intelligence notes Kiev on commissioning trials and a second Soviet carrier on the ways at Nikolayev as skeptics warn of propaganda and budgets.

Middle East Mediterranean John F. Kennedy U.S Soviet Union Nikolayev Black Sea Kiev

Richardson’s Judicial Selection Ideas Face Senate Pushback

The former Massachusetts and U.S. attorney general argues for reducing senator influence and ABA veto power in federal judge picks. Proponents say politics and peer screening preserve checks and public confidence, while critics insist the current system safeguards balance and transparency.

Senate Bar Association Richardson Massachusetts United States

Not Applicable Quote Reflection

A biblical excerpt from Luke 7 19 frames a moment when John sends two disciples to ask Jesus if he is the expected one or if they should await another The line reflects doubt and search for messianic identity within a scene of inquiry and anticipation

John Luke Mom Linda Dave Rosie Patrick Gray H. R. Haldeman Vernon Walters White House Haldeman Gray

Obsession with Self Delays National Energy Effort

Reader letter criticizes affluent Americans for resisting voluntary energy conservation amid an energy crunch. Cites 1960 Packard warning and Nixon appeal, notes motorists on I 75 show little slowdown, and includes a soldier family message from Germany urging homecoming and love.

Vance Packard Packard United States America Nixon

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The Journal has daily issues from News Trial Inc Middletown with home delivery options by the day week or motor route. Rates include 80 cents weekly seven days, 15 cents per copy, 3.47 monthly via 12 installments, 3.20 via four weeks, and 30 cent monthly service charge for motor tube placement. Founded 1857.

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Nixon Watergate blamed on CIA in last defense push

The Ervin committee contemplates CIA involvement as Nixon defense. Former CIA chief Richard Helms denies the charge while Sen. Baker cites Copeland St. George essays and a George Murphy memo suggesting CIA ties. The piece probes whether blaming the CIA could excuse the break in and related crimes.

Washington Richard Nixon Central Intelligence Agency CIA Richard Helms Howard Baker Rtenn Ervin Committee White House Alexander Haig John J. Sirica The National Review Miles Copeland Harpers Andrew St. George Liddy St. George Helms

New high in anti intellectualism in academic debates

The author argues that expertise in one field does not grant authority in others and critiques inviting Nobel laureate Shockley and Roy Innes to campus debates. He laments anti intellectualism, noting universities invite unqualified figures to debate technical genetic issues, undermining serious scholarship.

William B. Shockley Shockley Roy Innes CORE Union Square Innes Los Angeles Columbus

Watts subbed as Brahms Quintet replaced by Elgars

A Times item notes Andre Watts will not perform with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at Tully Hall next Sunday and Tuesday. Elgar Piano Quintet in A minor replaces Brahms Quintet in F minor on the programs.

New York Times Andre Watts Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Tully Hall Elgar Watts

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