Space Program Budgets Receive Mixed Signals
The piece notes space funding dropping from 3.75 billion in 1970 to 3.37 billion in 1971 and 3.15 billion in 1972. It argues cooperation with the Soviet Union could sustain activity while reducing costly duplication. It cites a Nixon report stressing international collaboration and docking compatibility as a prudent path.
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Quiet invasion loosens bar access at National Press Club
In a subtle shift the National Press Club Members Bar opened to women with little fanfare. Accounts say women drew attention, while male critics stayed silent as headlines shift gender norms in the capital press corps.
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National Press Club
Women’s Liberationists
New US Strategic Doctrine Urged To Balance War of Liberation
Jeffrey Hart argues the United States lacks a plausible strategic doctrine since Massive Retaliation. He critiques flexible response under Khrushchev era and Brezhnev era, urging a limited yet decisive approach to deter Communist proxies. He cites Vietnam and Israeli raids as lessons for a formulated doctrine.
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Soviet Union
China
Vietnam
Red River
Walter Lippmann
Russia
Egypt
Middletown Journal Publisher Details and Subscriptions
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with delivery options in and outside the city. It notes mail pricing, payment in advance and traces its founding to 1857.
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Safety Councils Newsletter Explains Winter Driving Hazards
The monthly Safety Councils newsletter shares tips on ice dangers and driver precautions. It notes that ice is twice as slippery at 30 degrees as at zero, bridges and shady spots freeze first, and braking on ice should be avoided. It covers skid prevention, gentle steering, and keeping a window open to vent fumes from carbon monoxide.
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Amiela
Washington Faces Criticism Over Laos Border Maneuver
The article reports U S and South Vietnamese forces quietly coordinating near the Laos border to shield South Vietnam from a potential North Vietnamese crossing. Defense officials caution secrecy to protect operations while critics urge public disclosure and question war strategy. The piece notes air support remains U S prerogative and stresses timing for full information release.
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Defense Department
Laos
South Vietnam
South Vietnamese
Defense
Melvin Laird
United States
Priorities Not Reordered In Nixon Budget Claims
In 1971 the budget shifts money toward human needs but defense spending keeps rising. The column argues the budget hides real spending patterns, showing Defense Secretary Laird and Congress disagree with the president while $74.5 billion is spent on defense and civilian priorities lag.
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America
Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Laos
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Defense
Melvin Laird
Secretary of Defense
Gifts for 2400 Longview patients brighten Christmas
In Middletown many individuals and organizations contributed money and gifts to Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati. Volunteers provided packages for each of the 2400 patients on Christmas morning, with thanks to the community for years of support. Mrs Judy Eikus Assistant Director of Volunteer Services Longview State Hospital.
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Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Longview
Judy Eikus
Hunting On Sunday Should Be Stopped Letter
A reader objects to hunting on Sunday citing Sabbath observance and Bible teaching. The writer argues hunting conflicts with the day of rest and urges stopping Sunday hunting.
Grateful Breaks Sabbath Debate Spurs Community Sermons
A letter argues Grateful is breaking the Sabbath and cites God’s commandments. The writer laments Sunday noise from dogs and guns and urges viewers to rest, attend church, and leave work for a better world.
City water bills draw reader protest in Middletown
A reader laments "ridiculously high" water charges in Middletown reporting monthly bills of 15 to 20 dollars. The letter urges petitions and a protest to the City Commission, criticizing phone service and collection actions.
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Middletown
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