Belgrade Meeting Aimed At West East Tensions
A 1975 Helsinki Final Act signatory group plans a June Belgrade gathering to assess easing East West tensions. The piece argues for a U.S. delegation focused on political warfare with dissident literature and human rights, signaling resolve to Moscow.
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Moral compass in foreign policy amid real world limits
The speaker argues the United States must balance human rights with practical realities in shaping foreign policy. They praise Carter's morality stance while noting realpolitik pressures, warn against embracing dictators, and invoke Jeremiah 18 4 to stress efforts to reform flawed systems without overreaching.
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Henry Kissinger
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
Soviet Union
Letters to the Editor: Proper perspective on government and energy
Edna Smith of 3111 Yankee Road voices distrust of federal power and advocates self reliance to combat high energy costs. She condemns government inflation taxes, defends oil and gas producers' pricing, and urges insulation and alternative heat. She also criticizes the ACLU and supports CG&E price rollbacks.
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Mr. Sharp
Archie Sharp Jr
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Edna Smith
Yankee Road
Middletown Diary Highlights Two Decades of Growth
Middletown grew from a town under 10 000 to a city of about 50 000 by 1977, with the 1920s cited as the base for later progress. World War I spurred industry led by George Verity and the Gardner family, while a Civic Association unified local groups to fund hospitals, libraries, YMCA, and social services. The 1920s saw a new YMCA, a hotel, hospital expansions, and a major school program. The 1930s stagnated, the 1940s brought war and recovery, and the 1950s saw slow downtown change. The 1960s launched bold developments and a projected 17 million dollar wave of projects beginning 1966, described as a golden age by city leaders.
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Dale Helsel
George M. Verity
Armco
Gardner
Civil Association
Salvation Army
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Girard Avenue
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Middletown’s Growth Era Highlights 1960s Developments
The article recalls Middletown Ohio’s 1960s expansion plans and projects funded by a $6 million six-lane freeway network. It notes Armco outlet roads, sewage and water system upgrades, new fire stations, school bond projects adding facilities to eight schools, a Miami University branch campus, a YMCA wing, Armco’s Project 600 steel mill, a new two story press building, downtown demolition for Middletown Mall, and the 175th birthday civic center complex including a senior center and social service offices.
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Journal
Bobby Brooks
New Hook
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Sebald Park
New City Builds
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