Liberal moral imperialist talks nobly but carries a tiny stick
A critic argues liberal Democrat administrations, from Wilson to Carter, mix moral rhetoric with weak power. Moral posturing without backing by force leads to miscalculation, invites crisis, and echoes past shocks from Pearl Harbor to the Bay of Pigs. The piece condemns Carter for limited defense and mixed signals abroad.
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Harry Truman
Carter
Pearl Harbor
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Rhodesia
South Africa
Seoul
Santiago
Vietnam
Canal
Panama
Peking
Havana
Wendell Willkie
Youth Service Debate Echoes Through Ages
The nation debates universal service as a racial, political and civic issue. From colonial militia to the Peace Corps, thinkers weigh military and civilian paths. Support grows for a year of service 18 to 24 with civilian focus, while authors urge voluntary civic duty alongside national programs.
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Republic
Dwight Eisenhower
New
Mississippi
Sen
John Stennis
U.S
Peace Corps
VISTA
Walter Mondale
Carter
Senate
Howard Baker
Carter-Mondale
Sen. Siennis
Sen. Baker
Washington
Hot water pipes freezing claims spark office dispute
In a lively staff discussion at Armco Middletown Works executives debate why hot water pipes freeze before cold ones. Betty Anderson cites a Wall Street Journal note debunking the idea, while others insist on personal proof of the phenomenon.
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Armco
C.g.si Kramer
Middletown
Jim Townsley
Sam MacMullan
Betty Anderson
Townsley
Wall Street Journal
MacMullan
Phooey
Kramer
The
Plumbers
Si Kramer
P.D
Public TV Shakespeare plan stirs union critique
George F Will critiques the CPB BBC Shakespeare deal, arguing funds support US viewers and cultural exchange, while AFTRA head Bud Wolff warns of protectionist backlash. He decries labor opposition to foreign productions as cultural trespass and warns against limiting public funds for art.
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Washington
Shakespeare
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Tribune of the Proletariat
Corp. For Public Broadcasting
British Broadcasting
U.S
CPB
Bud Wolff
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Congress
BBC
Exxon
Morgan Guaranty
America
United States
AFTRA
Wolff
Kindred
Hudson
Butler
Plantagenet Palliser
Trollope
Middletown Ohio newspaper subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc announces subscription pricing. Rates include 72¢ for daily home delivery Monday through Saturday and 23¢ for Sunday, 95¢ per week. motor route 13¢ daily and 24¢ Sunday. calendar month options. mail at $38 per year in the U.S. and $46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Aiddletown
Onio
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Carlisle schools plan advisory panel for education input
In response to a letter, Carlisle officials announce a new Carlisle Legislative and Advisory Committee to influence laws and advise on school improvements. The editor emphasizes compliance with laws, appreciates levy support, and invites residents to participate or visit the office with concerns.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Board of Education
Board of Education
Carlisle Legislative and Advisory Committee
Neighbors We Can Count On Thankful Note
A grateful homeowner thanks Virgil Garvin for cutting a tree and delivering firewood in below zero, Janice Murray for coordinating help, Madison Township trustees for lane clearing, and neighbors who offered aid during a harsh winter with fuel shortages and a blocked lane. The writer credits God and identifies close community ties.
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Virgil Garvin
Janice Murray
Madison Township
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