Buckley seeks constitutional amendment to curb abortion ruling
John Chamberlain argues Buckley will move to undo the Supreme Court abortion decision. He questions federal overreach and favors leaving abortion policy to states, noting the need to update medical judgments and potential dangers of a uniform national standard.
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James Buckley
New York
Supreme Court
Jim
Sen. Buckley
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Nixon
Goebbels
Himmler
Streicher
Watergate inquiry remains active in public view
The Senate moves toward a bipartisan investigation of Watergate after the criminal trial. Both parties expect full disclosure of pertinent facts, while GOP moves to dilute the probe were rejected. The episode is framed as a major tampering of the political process and warrants hearings on related electronic snooping charges.
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Senate
GOP
National FFA Week theme promotes youth opportunities
The 1973 observance runs February 17 to 24 under the theme FFA Unites Youth With Opportunities. The text notes 432,000 students in 8,000 public schools study vocational agriculture, and emphasizes FFA learning by doing to prepare youths for rewarding agricultural careers in a productive national system.
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FFA
National
FFA Organization
The Implosion Conspiracy revisits Rosenberg case
Louis Nizer’s The Implosion Conspiracy analyzes the Rosenberg trial and era. It argues the Soviet Union would have built the bomb regardless, and details key figures including Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, David Greenglass, Oppenheimer, and others. The piece notes how postwar politics shaped public passions and clemency debates.
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New York
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
United States
Louis Nizer
Doubleday
Rosenbergs
Times
Lise Meitner
Fritz Strassman
U.S
Wernher von Braun
Academy of Science
David Greenglass
Greenglass
Army
Los Alamos
N.M
Manhattan Engineering District
MED
Freedom is an Open Door in a Personal Note to Editor
A reader argues that freedom is deeply personal and essential. The letter reflects on individual interpretation and value, urging openness and responsibility in civic life.
Freedom and snouts in hot dogs spark inflation talk
Jim Fiebig weighs public reaction to possible meat byproduct ban and its effect on hot dog prices. The piece riffs on freedom themes and inflation, noting a public comment period on the Agriculture Department proposal and a correction for a scripture print.
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Jim Fiebig
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Middletown Journal publication and subscription options
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for home delivery by newspaperboy and motor route, including weekly, monthly, and yearly plans. It notes mail and motor route options, rates, installments, and a monthly service charge, with pricing for outside areas and international mail. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
Newspaperboy
lSc
U.S.A
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Edwood Richardson
Watergate Inquiry
Future Farmers of America
Emma
Bob Considine
Rosenberg
Nizer
Sing Sing
U.S.S.R
Pat Morin
Jack Wollston
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Russia
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Yakovlev
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