Saigon Faces Uncertainty Despite Change since 1967
The piece notes Saigon’s transformation since 1967 with fewer dust and traffic, yet amid optimism about Thieu’s government and aid plans, there remains fear over South Vietnam’s survival. It cites optimists and pessimists on VC strength, air power reliance, and potential military unrest, with Kissinger admitting uncertainty.
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North Vietnam
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Henry Kissinger
Parolees Earn Wages Boost In Ohio Study
An Ohio study of 3,000 parolees shows $13.7 million in wages and over $2.7 million in taxes paid last year, with potential cost savings vs prison. Average release wage about $5,824 yearly. 16 percent earn at least $5 an hour. Eight state prisons house 8,400 inmates with high release rates and parole success.
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
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Where's the dog catcher in Friday's city
The letter asks why the dog warden isn’t available Friday morning after the writer’s chained dog was attacked. Police say the warden works a 40 hour week and is on call only in emergencies, leaving residents frustrated about protection and backup during non emergency times.
Buckley Defends Chen Case On Communist Ties
The piece argues against punishing Jack Chen for pro Mao sympathies in a New York State Education Department role. It contrasts past anti Communist hiring standards with current political pressure, cites Mencher v Chesley and Sidney Hook, and notes Nixon’s China stance as a counterpoint to broader educational policy.
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Journal rates and delivery plan for Middletown Ohio
The Journal outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with delivery by news boy or motor route, including rates of 80 cents weekly, 3.47 per month in installments, and 30 dollars yearly by mail. A 15 cent monthly service charge applies for motor route tube placement. Founded in 1857.
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College Corner notes late mail in campaign filings causes delay
In College Corner News a claim by State Sen Lukens about campaign expenses went astray in the mail delaying a December 22 filing at the Butler County Board of Elections. A Hamiltonian candidate for Congress sent letters that finally arrived after three years from Los Angeles.
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Congress
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Calif
Harry Wilks
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