Rockefeller Endures Hearings Defense Strengthened in Division
The piece argues that Nelson Rockefeller, amid controversial scrutiny over tax deductions and conduct, weathered prolonged confirmation hearings. It credits his resilience, public sympathy from his wife’s surgery, and a political backlash against Watergate for an unexpected boost. Despite this, the author calls him a political anachronism facing evolving conservative populism.
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Griffiths proposed federal welfare state via IRS tax credits
Rep Martha Griffiths argues against state welfare and proposes a federal system run by the IRS. Her plan would provide 3600 dollars yearly in tax credits and grants to a family of four with two adults and no income, redefining the United States as a welfare state.
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Ribicoff critics miss Connecticut energy facts
Senator Ribicoff sides with anti nuclear views drawing fire from Connecticut voters. The state relies on two nuclear plants Haddam Neck and Millstone One for about a third of electricity and savings of oil. Substantial safety measures and waste handling progress are noted. Solar costs and land needs are contrasted with nuclear economics.
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Naderites
Christmas Eve 1924 In Middletown Greets Santa and Charity
George Crout reports a mixed holiday mood with busy shopping and gifts at Christmas Eve. Dolls electric trains wind up toys and skates are popular while charitable events run by Scouts Salvation Army Garfield Mission and Civic Association coordinate meals and gifts for the needy. A municipal tree lighting and a U S Hotel Christmas dinner offer are noted along with a reflective editor’s sign off.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. provides home delivery and motor route options with prices for weekdays and Sundays. Rates include per copy, weekly, four week periods, and yearly mail subscriptions for U.S. and international addresses. Founded in 1857.
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Obituary: Harry Hershfield Remembered As Legendary Humorist
In New York, Harry Hershfield died at 89. A renowned raconteur, he never used notes and entertained charity events nationwide. His stories ranged from gentle to risqué, with a memory and wit praised by peers, including a famed tale about a wolf, a fox, and a lion.
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Ohio energy concerns sparked letters to editor
Readers in Kentucky and Tennessee discuss the national energy crisis and Ohio’s perceived ignorance. A Midwestern drive reflects on Longview Christmas generosity and the hospital’s annual charity effort, thanking volunteers and donors for their support.
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