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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1973

Page

4

Congress talks peace as Reds rattle sword

The piece notes Nixon's 1974 defense budget proposal of 77.2 billion and House cuts to the Navy Trident program while debating detente with the Soviet Union. It covers Senate fears, reductions in force levels, and the partisan trimming of military spending, ending with a biblical exhortation.

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Religion on campus stirs amid 1960s winds

The piece notes rising interest in religion on campuses, detailing active traditional faith groups and a Dartmouth Christian Fellowship focused on prayer and study. It contrasts orthodox practice with Eastern and mystical currents, citing figures like Maharaj Ji and Eliot as indicators of a broader, renewed religious impulse shaping student life.

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The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for newsstand, Sunday, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 15c weekday copies, 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route installments or four week periods, and annual mail options with international pricing, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.

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Chemurgy advocate Christy Borth recalls power alcohol

In a 1940s reminiscence Christy Borth argues power alcohol from agricultural waste could replace Arab oil. He cites Dr Leo Christiansen’s Atchison pilot plant and notes wartime gasolina shortages spurred chemurgy. Borth, living in Fenton, Mich., urges Detroit editors to explore fuel alternatives.

Kettering General Motors Ket Christy Nixon Venezuela Leo Christiansen Atchison, Kan N.W D.C Dr. Christiansen Atchison Borth Detroit Fenton, Mich Luce

McCone defends CIA amid Watergate blame and claims

The former CIA chief McCone rejects Hunt's Watergate spying claims as unlikely and argues against circumstantial evidence accusing CIA. He says he stayed in daily contact with Johnson, denying any White House instruction for domestic covert activity while noting ongoing Ervin committee pressure.

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We Are All Children Some Older Than Others

A reader argues adults mimic teens in seeking privileges without responsibility. The letter blames big government for high costs, cites the energy crisis, and questions payroll deductions funding agencies like EPA and OSHA. William R. Eisele, Greentree Road, warns of a hidden chain of slavery.

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No Fuel Like an Old Fuel Reasserts Coal Preference

The piece argues swinging away from oil toward alternatives highlights a simple truth there is no fuel like coal to power industry and daily life, underscoring a lasting reliance on fossil energy despite calls for transition.

Thrifty Rich Nixon Raises Dubious Pride

In a Republican viewpoint, Jim Fiebig argues Nixon’s finances reveal thrift and rising wealth. He notes real estate gains and a half million tax deduction for donating vice presidential papers, while highlighting modest charitable giving in 1972. The piece asks why Nixon’s wealth embarrasses the author.

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