Charitable Reactions in Tokyo to Washington Policy Shifts
In Tokyo the Nixon shocks draw broad discussion yet many remain charitable about Washington choosing Peking and the dollar’s devaluation. The International Federation for Victory Over Communism hosts U.S. journalists and interviews with Liberal Democratic leaders and local editorial writers. Premier Eisaku Sato sends Uichi Noda to the U.S. to gauge reactions and report back.
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Washington
Peking
International Federation For Victory
U.S
Eisaku Sato
Uichi Noda
House of Representatives
America
Nixon visit to Peking sparks East Asia policy debate
The Journal notes U.S. public opinion shifts and Japanese views on Nixon's Peking trip. Noda warns stability hinges on U.S. action, Urushiyama fears abandonment of old allies could trigger a regional disaster. Bilateral Asia treaties loom large amid distrust of Red China, with echoes of 1920s Anglo Japanese ties.
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Noda
New York
Sato
Japan
Nixon
Republic of China
Taiwan
South Korea
House of Counsellors
Japanese Senate
China
Peking
Shigeyoshi Urushiyama
Tokyo Shimbuni
Urushiyama
Chou En-lai
Soviet Russia
Thailand
East Asia
Brookings Institution
White House
Churchill
Black Panthers urged to abandon arms and work within system
Huey Newton now argues the Black Panthers should drop guns and pursue political engagement rather than force. The piece notes FDA moves to curb amphetamines, with a 40 percent production cut and calls for tighter controls. It discusses internal Panther disagreements and warnings against using armed revolt, urging adherence to nonviolent paths.
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Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Edwards
Newton
United States
South Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
McGovern
Women in the Success Myth and Its Family Toll
Paul Harvey reflects on how a man’s rise to power costs his family and how wives like Pat Nixon Nancy Reagan and Ruth Graham cope by bearing the burden. Psychiatrists warn that top‑level careers disrupt marriages, prompting culture shock and a critique of the social prize.
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Nixon
Pat Nixon
Nancy Reagan
Ruth Graham
Billy Graham
York
Paul
Daddy
Robert Seidenberg
New York State University
Syracuse
America
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
Published daily by News Journal Inc at Middletown Ohio subscription options include daily newsstand price 15 cents, Sunday 25 cents, motor route 3.47 quarterly or 3.20 four-week periods, with a 5 cent monthly service charge and mail rates 30 dollars in area 38 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. founded 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Ireland’s peace debated by reformer and press
A 1885 Spectator address by Joseph Chamberlain is cited on Ireland’s right to self government. Atlas notes British troops face Irish nationalism’s complexities while Reginald Maudling’s Belfast visit prompts sharp reactions. A quip about Maudling ends with a call for cautious leadership and coffee.
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Ireland
Harold Wilson
Ulster
Atlas Magazine
the Spectator
London
Islington
Joseph Chamberlain
Atlas
U. S
Westminster
Reginald Maudling
Belfast
Bri
Tain
Sunday Times of London
Maudling
Dublin
Tempest in Teapot at the Oval Office Nudge
Haldeman’s on air remark that unnamed Democrats were consciously aiding the enemy in Vietnam sparks a political volley. McGovern defends patriotism while proposing a peace plan aligned with Communist positions, drawing criticism from Mansfield Lindsay and others. The piece portrays Haldeman as ideologically neutral and conservative critics’ focus.
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Bob” Haldeman
Nixon
Oval Office
Joe McCarthy
Larry O’brien
Joe
Haldeman
Mike Mansfield
John W. Lindsay
Vietnam
George McGovern
McGovern
South
Saigon
South Vietnam
White House
New York Times
Washington
Beating Spanking Not The Same In Parental Discipline
Letter to the editor discusses whether spanking is appropriate contrasting it with abuse. The writer argues mild spanking can guide behavior and cites Proverbs and Jesus as supporting Old Testament guidance. The author recalls personal experience, endorses corporal correction and claims it shapes better children, quoting police and J Edgar Hoover opinions and a 17 year old son.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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