Angolan Crisis Shapes U.S. Options and Regional Threats
The piece argues the current Congress risks widening Cold War conflicts by backing Western forces in Angola and warns that Soviet Cuban influence could threaten Zaire, Zambia, Namibia, Rhodesia, and Panama. It critiques U.S. leadership, predicts limits on aid to Latin America, and warns of potential Canal Zone concessions.
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London
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Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
America
Jan Masaryk
Thomas Masaryk
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Don Levine
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Kissinger
Canal Zone
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Abortion debate marks 1976 election landscape
President Ford and Justice Blackmun diverge on abortion limits sparking a regional political test amid calls for state controls after six months. The debate underscores a broader clash among branches of government and public opinion. A separate teachers group warns against overemphasis on phrasing over substance in student speech.
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Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Prisoner in Quebec fears transfer to England or slavery
A letter from a U S prisoner held by the British in Quebec on February 19 1776 to his family expresses fear of being sent to England and hanged in public or sold as slaves to an English colony. The excerpt contrasts with a religious quote from Luke 20 RSV.
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England
A Scotch Shortage Fears Grow as Scotland Moves Toward Independence
George F. Will argues Britain faces a potential Scotch whisky shortage in the early 1980s due to taxes and price controls. He notes rising Scottish nationalism, led by the SNP, which polls at 37 percent and could win a governing share of Scotland’s 71 seats, threatening the United Kingdom.
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Biography of Bill W a profile of AA founder and impact
Phyllis Battelle profiles Bill W founder of Alcoholics Anonymous and his friend Robert Thomson. The piece covers Bill Wilson’s lifetime, secrecy ethics, AA’s growth to 94 countries, and Thomson’s forthcoming biography and film project. It notes AA’s spiritual but nonreligious approach and concerns about youth alcoholism and group dynamics.
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Bill W
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill
Robert Thomson
Bill Wilson
Thomson
Bedford
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America
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Explained
The Middletown Journal outlines annual and weekly subscription options for home delivery by carrier or motor route, including weekday and Sunday rates, calendar month figures, and mail prices for U.S. and international subscribers, all payable in advance.
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Exciting Parents Night at Middletown High School
Parents Night at Middletown High School, Feb 13, sponsored by the Boosters Club, praised for white mums with purple ribbons and framed student pictures by MacTobias. Congratulations to Lewis Hill on Booster of the Year. praise for principal James Kemplin.
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Boosters Club
Lewis Hill
MHS
James Kemplin
Karen Drive
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