Controversy Deepens Over Marston Firing and Eilberg Probe
The Marston firing by Attorney General Bell sparks new questions as FBI probes at Philadelphia’s Hahnemann Hospital surface. Lawmakers raise whether Carter or Bell knew of investigations and discuss potential Watergate style oversight. Civiletti’s Senate hearing looms with tough questions on Eilberg Flood talks and DOJ knowledge.
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David Marston
Carter
Griffin Bell
Marston
U.S
Philadelphia
FBI
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadel Area
Bell
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Civiletti
Eilberg
Oval Office
Justice Department
Michael F. Shaheen
Richard Nixon & Co
Frank R Myers Editor Vice President Page4d
The notice identifies Frank R Myers as editor and vice president and Jim Mills as managing editor on page 4d of the newspaper. It presents the staff roles without additional context. No events or actions are stated in this fragment.
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Frank R. Myers
Webster for FBI chief stirred by merit and politics
The commentary praises William H. Webster selected by President Carter to head the FBI citing his vast judicial experience including years on the 8th Circuit and as a U.S. attorney. It notes he would be the first FBI head not from law enforcement and raises scrutiny of his prosecutorial instincts amid corruption concerns. Roger Wilkins comments reflect mixed views of Carter’s presidency.
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William H. Webster
Carter
FBI
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Webster
U.S
Senate
Solomon
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Roger Wilkins
N.Y
Caution on Aspirin as Stroke Heart Attack Preventive
Dr. William Fields and University of Texas researchers urge caution about using aspirin preventively. Findings are tentative and not a blanket endorsement for self treatment. They note aspirin’s potential but emphasize uncertainty and the need for medical guidance.
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William Fields
University of Texas
Flu outbreak prep eyed by U S officials says CDC deputy director
Dr Michael Gregg deputy director of the Bureau of Epidemiology at the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta notes officials are discussing a possible Russian flu outbreak affecting about ten percent of the Soviet population and a U S policy on vaccines will be formed in the coming weeks while denying any link to past vaccine schemes.
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Michael Gregg
Bureau of Epidemiology
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Dr. Gregg
U.S
Russian Flu Rumors and Vaccine Skepticism
A columnist criticizes hastily prepared vaccines amid swine flu fears and laments that Nixon was not linked to the affair. They mock media focus, fearmongering, and the pharmaceutical windfall, while preferring spending on simple pleasures over medical hype and vaccines.
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Richard Nixon
Washington Post
Are We All Conservatives Now In Harper's Magazine
An analysis of Harper's January issue notes a shift toward a more conservative, middle class reader base. Edits by Lewis Lapham excoriate Carter as Hayakawa comments on government’s income redistribution. The issue also features satire, foreign policy views, and criticism of intellectual complacency.
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Harper's
Joyce
Celine
Jimmy Carter
Lewis Lapham
Lapham
H. L. Mencken
Carter
Richard Nixon
White House
Georgetown
Tom Bethell
James Chace
Foreign Affairs
Chilton Williamson
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Information
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio lists post office rates. Home delivery prices are 90 cents for Monday through Saturday and 25 cents for Sunday. motor route 15 cents daily and 0.5 cents for the calendar month. mail in U S A 38 dollars yearly and 46 dollars outside U S A. subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News, Journal, Inc., & Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Letters to the Editor Praise for Middletown Team Effort
Ford Wroda of 1711 Taylor Ave commends Middletown for an exceptional city response to the weather crisis. He highlights police, fire, maintenance, hospitals, National Guard, Salvation Army, wrecker crews, and other city and nonprofit staff for risking themselves, working long hours, and keeping traffic moving amid dangerous conditions.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Armco Steel
Middletown Hospital
National Guard
Salvation Army
Ford Wroda
Taylor Ave
No reason to call off school says editor
A reader argues against Saturday makeups citing clear roads on days lost to snow. They contend weekends hold plans and jobs, urging the school board to consider students’ commitments before canceling classes for light snowfall.
Ed Adams family earns praise for snow rescue
During last week’s blizzard on Rt. 122 West several cars were stranded in front of the Ed Adams home. Ed and his wife and daughter helped, warming people, feeding them, and arranging tow and fuel. One man stayed overnight and was later aided with funds for gas.
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Rt. 122 West
Ed Adams
Robert Sandi
Ohio
West
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