Brezhnev double standards and Africa testing for Carter
Brezhnev assured Carter no Soviet testing before inauguration yet the October slogans signal future African actions. The piece argues the USSR will back guerrillas in Angola Mozambique and Rhodesia, pressuring U.S. policy on Southern Africa while warning of Moscow control over key metals and mineral wealth if Carter ignores extremism in Rhodesia and SW Africa.
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Jimmy Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Radio Liberty
Africa
Duevail
Dueval
U.S.S.R
Eco
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea Bissau
Cape Verde Islands
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Namibia
South West Africa
South Africa
Brezhnev
Jimmy
Cuban Foreign Legion
Marxisterrillas
Zambia
U.N
Ag Wayuerrilla Arces
SWAPO
Moscow
Cape Town
Ouster of Rep Sikes over conflict of interest report
The Florida congressman was removed as chair of the House subcommittee on military construction for failing to report work that clashed with his role. A 189-93 caucus vote rebuked Speaker O Neill’s approach and raised questions about ethics standards amid gifts, misconduct probes, and seven members facing criminal peer scrutiny.
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Robert Sikes
Florida
House
Congress
Thomas
Tip) O'Neill
Georgia
John Flynt
House Ethics Committee
Pennsylvania
John Dent
O'Neill
Chairman Flynt
Ford family ends ties with Ford Foundation vow worth preserving
For the first time in four decades no Ford family member sits on the Ford Foundation board after Henry Ford resigned, warning the foundation to understand it exists on the fruits of the economic system. He, as Ford Motor Co. chairman, urges preserving the system and criticizes universities and grant recipients for not grasping this link. Revelation 3:20 is cited.
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Jones
Ford Automobi
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford
Ford
Foundation
Ford Motor Co
WARK MY WORDS Keeping abreast at Phoenix Police Academy
The writer notes a daily time lag of 24 hours between events and reading about them revealing a habit of awaiting yesterday's news. He rejects radio news while commuting and argues vetting news after a day may be superior, with examples promised.
Dennis The Menace Reads The World From A Safe Distance
A reflective column voices comfort in personal safety amid alarming news and political folly. The narrator jokes about war scares and public error, finds solace in staying unscathed, and admits a long held fear of losing a part of himself while staying detached from world events.
Readers defend Ford pardon and Carter amnesty stance
In a Jan 30 letter, Rozann Napier and Barbara Fultz urge readers to credit President Carter for promising amnesty and to forgive leaders altering the Nixon and Tokyo Rose pardons. They stress loyalty, veterans’ sacrifice, and belief in national heritage while urging prayer for leaders and forgiveness.
There Must Be Cut in Rates Says Local Reader
A reader protests high CG&E bills, urging rate cuts and collective action. They recount personal shock at bills, question how low income and Social Security groups cope, and propose forming a petition drive and door to door efforts to pressure utilities, noting prior successful activism over coffee prices.
Flood past, now freeze echoes in a Christian plea
Mrs. L.S. Owings laments secular drift from Bible reading and prayer in schools, condemns Sunday neglect, and warns of divine judgment amid moral decline. She recalls a flood lesson, criticizes wage-driven excess, and longs for honest realization of right from wrong. 409 Shafor St.
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Mies
Mrs. L.S. Owings
Shafor St
Prayer and weather spark faith and fear in Trenton letter
In a reader letter Rev John Tennyson of Edgewood Baptist Church discusses a TV weather segment blaming westerlies for winter chills across Montana Michigan Minnesota and New England then dipping south to Florida He notes a TV commentator's warning of a future winter crisis and questions why people neglect worship expressing concern that only when security is threatened do people seek God followed by remarks on Gov Rhodes and cabinet prayers.
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Montana
Michigan
Minnesota
New England
Florida
Gov Rhodes
God
Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates and History
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists the subscription options and rates. It details home delivery by carrier or motor route, calendar month and four week prices, and mail rates for the USA and outside USA. It notes the paper was founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
U.S.A
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