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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1978
Page
4
A compact analysis argues that postwar Japan thrived on American protection and offshore purchases during Korea. It notes MacArthur’s constitution limiting defense, and discusses how Nixon’s China visit, Vietnam war effects, and PRC policy shifts reshaped Japanese power as new generations rose to influence.
The proposal from Senators Packwood and Moynihan would offer a 50 cent tax credit on tuition up to 500 dollars, expanding aid to middle and low income families and even subsidizing private schooling. The White House backs higher income eligibility for guaranteed loans and more work study, while critics warn of higher federal costs and constitutional concerns. The piece also contrasts U.S. education policy with geopolitical shifts in Asia, noting Sino Japanese cooperation and a planned ten billion dollar trade pact as part of a broader East Asian realignment.
A national radio broadcast of the Panama Canal treaty debate marks a historic step in direct communication between the U S Senate and the public. Advocates urge televised Senate proceedings and satellite use to broaden access, while noting most would not watch constantly but many would be in the audience. The inclusion of a biblical verse closes the piece.
A House Select Committee report following trips to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia warns cocaine smuggling into the United States is unstoppable. It cites vast profits driving corruption, outlines calls for more aid to producers, stricter money-laundering laws, and stronger public education, while noting DEA seizures are only about one to ten percent of production.
Milton Friedman faces leftist protests over his Chile links while defending academic freedom. He cites visits to Yugoslavia and Israel as permissible and argues double standards by critics. The exchange notes support from Ward and Pauling and urges stronger protections for speakers amid campus demonstrations.
The Journal Published a daily by the News Journal at 5 Broad Street Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates: per copy daily and Sunday options, home delivery prices differ by weekday and Sunday, with weekly and yearly totals listed. Founded in 1857.
A Journal reminiscence recalls the 1937 Ohio River flood that cut power in Cincinnati and Middletown. Margery Spindler and others describe water heights, destroyed stations, and a city without electricity for days while theaters tried to keep running on own power.
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