Rockefeller report and Critical Choices for America
In 1959 Kennedy relied on the Rockefeller funded Prospects for America though not without flaws. This column argues Rockefeller’s new commission Critical Choices for America could aid national deliberation amid Nixon era politics and Watergate concerns. The piece questions political critics and defense of public education funding.
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Railroads at crossroads play ball with energy crisis
The editorial calls for a fresh view of American railroads amid fuel shortages and energy policy. It argues railroads can gain efficiency over autos and trucks but face long list of systemic problems and questions about government control. It notes Amtrak funding and a plan to reorganize Northeastern lines, urging railroads to seize the moment with freedom to operate.
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Kissinger Faces NATO Shortcomings in Sea Power Debate
The piece argues Henry Kissinger must leverage U S sea power to counter Soviet naval strength and secure Western Europe. It warns NATO's focus on land defense ignores Eastern Mediterranean, Indian Ocean, and Persian Gulf routes essential for oil, urging a robust blue water strategy and potential Finlandization if neglected.
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Soviets Back Arabs Arm For Prolonged Conflict
In a stark analysis the author argues the Soviet Union supplied Syria and Egypt with advanced weapons for the Yom Kippur War. He warns that detente is used as a weapon, NATO resembles Finland, and Israeli airpower could be overwhelmed. Call for an urgent reassessment of Soviet leadership and foreign policy.
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Local Officials Targeted With Odd Awards At City Meeting
Staff columnist recounts a humorous awards ceremony at Middletown City Commission where Joseph Woodruff led prizes for several city leaders. Items included a horse tail model, a statue, a crying towel, and a box labeled road apples, with playful commentary on the phrases used.
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Choppie) Saunders
Stan Sorrell
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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