Rogers Named Principal Foreign Policy Adviser by Nixon
The White House designates Secretary of State Rogers as the President’s principal foreign policy adviser, assigning the State Department overall direction of overseas activities. The move aims to quell Kissinger-era reports and preserves Rogers as the chief adviser while the National Security Council becomes the main policy forum.
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Pratéent Kizon
Department of State
Rogers
Prudéent
Henry A. Riminger
Nixon
Kissinger
Ofate
State Department
National Security Council
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Valentine verses and jokes in traditional cards
Analyzes the charm and flaws of Valentine greetings from timeless couplets to comic cards. Notes the enduring theme of love, the rose and violet imagery, and the shift toward lighter, wittier verses alongside earnest expressions. Mentions biblical allusions and the aim of thoughtful sentiment.
Letter writer links politics to violence and cites Oswald
A reader questions motives behind political violence and cites Lee Harvey Oswald. The letter mentions Navy Department figures and asks about a city flag idea while signing as Mrs. Jacqueline Kolodzik of 3329 Roostvelt Ave.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Connally
Navy Department
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Texas
Jim Garrrison
Jacqueline Kolodzik
Roostvelt Ave
Sign Painted On Water Tower Mystery
To The Editor reports spotting a baffling word or symbol appearing on a water tower along Breiel Boulevard while driving north, prompting curiosity about its meaning and origin. The note invites clarification from readers who may recognize the mark.
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Water Tower
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Prefers Middletown Weather Over Storms
The piece notes snow in New York City and mixed conditions across the country. It compares urban winter scenes from New York to California, mentions windstorms in the West, and argues Middletown offers a steadier climate with less exposure to extreme weather.
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Middletown
West
Florida
New England States
Voters urged to vote no on city income tax increase
Harold Dorn of 4717 Manchester Rd asks Middletown voters to oppose a proposed income tax hike in May. He argues the current tax base already funds city government and urges residents to live within the city's means.
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Middletown
Harold Dorn
Manchester Rd
City income tax likely to fail at polls
Ronald G. Longworth of 2838 Burbank Ave argues that rising federal state and local taxes along with compulsory union payments and living costs will lead to defeat of the city income tax increase at the polls.
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Ronald G. Longworth
Burbank Ave
Nixon aims for a general settlement over the nuclear treaty
The piece argues Mr Nixon favors a broader political deal to limit Germany’s access to atomic weapons while noting the treaty’s symbolic risks. It questions how guarantees would work, contemplates European distrust, and suggests Kissinger may push a wider settlement in the coming week.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
West Germany
Paul - Henri Spaak
Belgium
Russia
de Gaulle
U. S
Europe
Minutemen
Polaris
France
Cordingly
Germany
Vietnam
Mr. Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Middletown Journal Rates and publication details
The Middletown Journal published daily by News- Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates: 10 cents per weekday, 20 cents for Sunday, 70 cents weekly by route, 21 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 30 dollars outside, and 38 dollars outside the U S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News- Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Why Brandeis Was Targeted by Black Militants
Josép is Alsop analyzes Brandeis University amid black militant pressure. He argues President Morris Abram’s color blind stance and Brandeis faculty’s radical history shaped the crisis, with a push for a black studies center seen as a threat to the university. He links Jewish vulnerability to minority empathy and warns against repeating history.
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Brandeis University
Morris Abram
Martin Luther King
Abram
Brandeis
Sensitivity and Jewish Leaders Face Targeting in Public Discourse
The text argues that Jews are portrayed as prime blackmail targets by demagogues and unscrupulous operators. It notes Brandeis's defiance and calls for linking compassion with intelligence, urging the Jewish community to balance mercy with prudence.
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Brandeis
Caritas
St. Paul
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