Kissinger warns on Cyprus as Turkish aid ends
Kissinger argues that cutting off Turkish military aid harms Greek democracy and Cyprus stability. He predicts anti American riots, Turkish arms purchases abroad, and a shift toward Soviet ties, while Congress presses humanitarian concerns over refugees and Turkish resolve.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Turkey
Congress
France
Cyprus
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Dr. Kissinger
Caramanlis
Washington follies on government waste and Bangladesh’s path to autocracy
A satirical Andrew Rooney segment mocks Washington bureaucracy and probes Bangladeshi politics as Sheik Mujibur Rahman consolidates power. The column notes federal overreach, costly paperwork, and sun and wind energy promises, urging continued scrutiny of public affairs.
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Navy
Rooney
Washington
Mr. Rooney
US military power in danger of decline warns observer
John Roche argues the United States is prepared for a weaker role in global conflict. He cites NATO logistics limits, Navy and airlift shortcomings, and Zumwalt’s account of Yom Kippur War to claim American reliability has eroded. He warns against seizing oil fields and urges reasserting real military strength without aggressive actions.
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Turkey
U.S
Kissinger
Johnnie
United States
Vietnam
Algeria
Libya
Brooklyn
Realpolitik
Sadat
Israel
NATO
Norfolk
Navy
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Washington
Coalition For
Zumwalt
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Egypt
Syria
Crimea
Topless gown photo prompt questions from AP wireimage
A controversial Pierre Cardin topless evening gown photo sent by the Associated Press over Wirephoto was not published by any member newspaper. Editors across the country hesitated while Middletown Ohio asked if any paper printed the image. the AP confirmed no publication. The image remains in Newsweek.
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Jim Mills
Associated Press
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Pierre Cardin
New York
Middletown
Ohio
Press Room Feud Triggers Picketing at County Courthouse
In Butler County a dispute over a new administration building leads to a staged protest by Cincinnati reporters Johnny Clark and Dick Perry. They form the Committee to Preserve the Press Room and picket in the courthouse basement as plans move forward.
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Butler County
Fellas
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Johnny Clark
Cincy Post
Dick Perry
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Facts
The Middletown Journal lists daily newsstand price 15 cents and Sunday copy 25 cents. Home delivery by carrier costs 72 cents weekdays and 23 cents on Sundays, with motor route 132 per copy daily and 24 cents on Sunday. Mail rates are 38 dollars per year in the U.S. and 46 dollars outside, payable in advance, founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Dollars for education and busing policy debate roils Middletown
Letters discuss safety and cost of a state standard requiring rides for students beyond two miles from school. Proposals include paying own child bus fares, reconfiguring grade structure, and altering school use. Critics question educational value and urge education dollars toward education.
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Middletown
Ortman- Stewart
Monroe
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