U.S. Angola policy debated as risk to global balance
The piece argues U.S. stake in Angola stems from NATO routes and South Atlantic power, warning of Soviet expansion via Mozambique and Angola. It criticizes Ford and Kissinger for passive policy and suggests sanctions or nonintervention as viable options, contrasting with costly interventions.
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People’s Republic
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Moynihan's top start sparks senator run debate
The piece argues Daniel Patrick Moynihan made a bold pivot from White House roles to national prominence, praising his intellect and one-on-one campaigning skills. It reflects on past presidents Kennedy Nixon Kissinger and the politics of payback as Moynihan contemplates a Senate bid.
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Wendell Willkie
Pierre Salinger
Ramsey Clark
Kaffeeklatsches
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Moynihan
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kennedy
Nixon
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India
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Life
Death Penalty Questioned as States Trail 1972 Ruling
A Feb 1976 status review shows welfare overpayments in SSI schemes, $547 million in losses, and $6.7 million unaccounted in the food stamp program. The article notes 35 states enacted laws aligning with the high court ruling while death-penalty cases await appeals, with 400 inmates on death row and the Supreme Court set to rule on whether capital punishment is cruel or a deterrent.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
Supreme Court
Middletown 1870s recalled by unnamed writer reminiscence
An elderly woman recalls Middletown fifty years ago describing a population around four thousand and a town centered at Leibee's Hall. She notes the reservoir ice rink on Hydraulic Street, Main Street pastures, and recreation for youth. The Old Curiosity Shop and community events shaped daily life.
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News- Signal
Middletown
Aroun
Lakeside
Main
Traction
Hydraulic
Reinartz
Leibee’s Hall
Olden
Middletown’s Early Transit and Social Life Reflected in Old Times
A reflective look at Middletown in earlier decades notes omnibuses near the railroad station and the central role of the church in daily life. It describes wealthy families on South Main and Skinner’s Ridge with grand homes, canal views, and formal grounds. Necktie parties linked dressmaking to matchmaking in a quaint local custom of the era.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
West Middletown
South Main
Skinner's Ridge
Letters to the Editor on Moynihan Resignation and Arthritis Lessons
Readers comment on Patrick Moynihan resigning amid alleged pressure and compare him to famous figures while critiquing U S UN rent. A second note thanks local teachers for arthritis lessons to fifth level students at Oneida School.
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Patrick Moynihan
Ivor Richard
Wyatt Earp
King Lear
Earp
Oneida School
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