Warnke's world view described as childlike and risky
Washington report profiles Paul Warnke Carter nominee for arms control chief with ultra cautious, unilateral disarmament ideas. He argues U S restraint could prompt Soviet reciprocity while noting growing U S and Soviet strategic gaps and a history of failed attempts to curb arms buildup.
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Washington
Paul Warnke
Warnke
Carter
Arms Control Agency
Warnee
Soviet Union
Defense
Robert McNamara
Warnke Amon
McNamara
U.S
United States
Congress Considers Pay Rise Tied To Ethics Code
A presidential commission recommends a pay raise for Congress but ties approval to adopting a strict ethics code, a move Congress will accept only if public pressure forces action. The piece cites ethics concerns, past slurs, and how House leaders defended Rep. Sikes amid controversy as long delayed reform debates echo through the chamber.
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Congress
House
Tip O'Neill
Jim Wright
Rep
Robert Sikes
Florida
Democratic Caucus
Sikes
John Flynt
Georgia
Flynt
Gas crisis memory and American endurance
The narrator recalls a past gas shortage, with pumps running dry as the attendant claims there is no more fuel. They mourn the moment, reflecting on the sturdy American myth of abundance and questioning if the crisis was the ultimate horror.
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U.S.A
Don Hill
Collier
S. Sutphin St
Dennis The Menace and Coffee Panic at Store
A humorous note ends with a coffee run turning into a melodrama as the author tortures a cashier with a misread label. The blue lips and slurred speech escalate until a security guard ejects him. The piece ends with a jab at modern America.
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America
Carter donative idea sparks debate in Washington
The columnist recalls Jimmy Carter's proposed $50 direct cash gift to every citizen as a political move. He argues the donative harks to Roman practice and fears inflation, noting Uncle Lew would save the windfall. He questions spending it to boost the economy and calls Carter's plan the wrong move.
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Johnson
Nixon
Carter
Meg Greenfield
Newsweek
Uncle Lew
Jimmy Carter
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates List
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio. Prices include 72c for home delivery Monday through Saturday 23c for Sunday 95c weekly or motor route 132 per copy daily 24c Sunday monthly, or 4.20 four weeks by mail 38 yearly within the U.S. 46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Shortage debate and a plea for action from editors
A reader laments real shortages and criticizes government aid and regulation while urging practical heat solutions and self-help. The letter questions spending abroad, nascent ice age studies, and suggests reallocation of funds to domestic needs and a government that works for citizens.
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