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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1976
Page
4
A New York article counsels women to lower pitch and slow tempo in speech to gain attention in an era of liberation. It offers tests such as cupping ears to hear oneself, reading aloud at a measured 126 words per minute, and nasal and diaphragm checks with routines like repeating Peter Piper and yelling Boom to gauge vibration and breath control.
A 246 to 124 House vote blocks the intelligence committee from publishing agency secrets without presidential approval. The Pike committee is disbanded after leaks, while critics warn Sen. Church's proposed broad oversight could politicize the CIA, urging responsible conduct instead.
Gordon Van Vieck, president of the American National Cattlemen’s Association, tells about 2,000 members that ten million vegetarians challenge cattlemen. He proposes a bicentennial meat promotion with edgy themes while condemning vegetarianism.
A fragmentary note refers to Jeffrey Hart and renewed evidence about Wounded Knee, signaling a Senate discussion topic regarding the event and its implications.
A reader cites Senator Abourezk attempts to award funds to Sioux descendants from Wounded Knee and argues the battle’s portrayal as a massacre is a myth. Marshall and historians are noted for challenging the mass murder narrative and urging careful analysis of the 1890 engagement.
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George F. Will describes life in Belfast during weekend violence as soldiers search travelers and signs warn of bombs. He notes the IRA's growth from under 10 to hundreds, disputed control in Armagh, and cross Atlantic funding shaping the conflict as optimism fades.
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