Press painting CIA as a real hobgoblin
The CIA is portrayed as the major hobgoblin of the day amid hysteria sparked by Yale remarks from John Lindsay about the Rockefeller panel and civil liberties records. The piece notes journalistic semantics, CIA spokesmen remaining vague, and Seymour Hersh’s role in reporting.
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Hobgoblin
Yale University
John Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York City
Lindsay
New York
Seymour Hersh
Ford Ends Dawdling and Moves on Energy Policy
President Ford argues for a decisive energy program after oil embargo shocks. He backs higher fuel prices over rationing to spur conservation and domestic production while Congress resists via a delayed tariff and debt-ceiling gambit. The piece notes party splits, political tactics, and broader debates on CIA oversight and intelligence ethics.
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Congress
United States
House Ways and Means Committee
Abortion Viability and Edelin Trial in Boston
The debate centers on Boston where busing faces resistance and Dr Kenneth Edelin's manslaughter case looms as a modern Scopes trial. Prosecution argues a 24 to 28 week viable fetus was harmed by Edelin while defense contends no person existed. The case tests when life begins and viability, potentially reaching the Supreme Court.
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Kenneth Edelin
Scopes
Suffolk County
Mass
Newman Flanagan
Edelin
Flanagan
Superior Court
Supreme Court
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Matthew Arnold
William P. Homans
Edeling
Stamp Out Food Stamps Opinion by Jim Fiebig
A columnist complains about food stamp usage in a supermarket scene and argues for trimming benefits. He claims seventeen million Americans receive stamps and urges restricting purchases to core foods, framing support as wasteful and parasitic.
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Montana
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal publishes subscription prices for mail and motor route delivery. Rates include 15c daily newsstand, 25c Sunday, and home delivery at 72c Monday through Saturday with 23c Sunday. Motor route 132c daily and 24c Sunday. calendar month. By mail USA 38 yearly, 46 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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No money just pint of blood to the editor
Middletown resident Shirley Lausten appeals for community blood donation for Greg Day, a hemophiliac student at Monroe High School. She urges local groups and businesses to declare a Greg Day Week to donate blood, not money, to reduce his pint debt and help future needs.
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Important things first to the editor Gratis letter argues for fire protection
Frances E Hollenbaugh of Gratis writes that police, fire protection, and local services are underfunded. She cites bombs last summer, limited police work, and Chief McGlothen ill health. She urges funding the fire department and criticizes council for not prioritizing essential services.
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Preble County
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Sheriff's Office
Frances E. Hollenbaugh
East St. Gratis
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