FBI Accused of Politicizing Crime Data in Commission Report
A federal statistics panel urges moving crime data gathering from the FBI to an independent body. It argues the FBI has manipulated figures to cast itself in a favorable light. The report, sent to the President, calls for impartial, unbiased crime statistics.
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Commission On Federal Statistics
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hans Zeisel
University of Chicago Law Faculty
Thomas E. Bishop
Bishop
Zeiser
Congress
Tolerance On The Rise
A December Scientific American report notes rising racial tolerance in the United States over three decades. NORC studies since 1942 show Southern whites now favor school integration at nearly 50 percent, up from two percent. national support grows from 30 percent to around 70 percent by 1970. Despite progress, opposition to anti discrimination laws remains strong among Italian, German, Irish, and especially Polish groups.
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Scientific American
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Andrew M. Greeley
Paul M. Shearsley
American Association For Public Opinion Research
Sociologist Calls Action on Shorter-Statue Bias
A sociologist argues that shorter people suffer social disadvantages and urges targeted reforms. He cites research showing wage and status penalties linked to height and calls for policy measures to address bias and inequality.
Fruit of the Spirit Verse Quoted from Galatians
A line from Galatians 5 22 23 proclaims the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace long suffering gentleness faith meekness and temperance. The citation emphasizes that against such there is no law.
Remembering David Sarnoff The Giant of Electronic Communication
A tribute argues that society underestimates memorials for pioneers like David Sarnoff and laments the lack of monuments. It praises his 80 years shaping radio television satellites and urges lasting recognition of his vision and impact on modern technology.
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David Sarnoff
Nixon Bets Big on 1972 Game Plan Ahead of Election
The piece portrays President Nixon risking major bets to influence 1972 outcomes, betting on economic stabilizers and foreign policy moves. It notes expectations of long lasting improvement from price controls, currency shifts, and trade changes while warning that missteps could lead to defeat. It highlights tensions with Indira Gandhi, China, the Soviet bloc, and potential satellite warfare risks amid a shifting Cold War backdrop.
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Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
Milton Friedman
Wall Street Journal
Indira Gandhi
Pakistan
Henry Kissinger
Red China
Soviet Russia
Asia
The
Spectator
Buckley Fights ACLU Amnesty Push and Leftward Tilt
William F Buckley Jr argues against amnesty for deserters and criticizes the ACLU for its alleged leftist bias and support of causes aimed at undermining American society. The piece cites Buckley’s First Amendment case with the AFTRA and critiques the ACLU’s role in campus protests and its stance on the Pentagon papers and related liberal advocacy.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Civil Liberties Union
Sierra Club
ACLU
William F. Buckley
American Federation of Radio & Television Artists
Federation
Buckley
National Board
Prof. Bishop
Union
New York Times
Pentagon Papers
Supreme Court
William Kuntsler
E. 56Th St
New York
Noted Shift in Stance on ACLU Sparks Debate
A fragmented sentence hints at a political shift where the subject previously refrained from denouncing the ACLU and now engages in critique. The incomplete text leaves the actor, motive, and context undetermined, preventing a full, precise summary.
One More My Lai Courtmartial
Nixon pardons Lt Calley could trigger a final court martial for survivors over not apologizing for costs. Bob Hope’s Laos outreach to North Vietnam raises Logan Act concerns though success unlikely. Hope’s trip, under implied White House approval, gained help from Maj. Gen. Andrew Evans and a North Vietnamese official.
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Nixon
Calley
My Lai
State Department
Bob Hope
Vientiane
Laos
Logan
United States
Hope
Andrew Evans
USAF
P.S
Bob
Nguyen van Tranh
Mr. Hope
Bing Crosby
Singapore
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for different delivery modes. Rates include 15 cents daily, 25 cents Sunday, 80 cents weekly, motor route options at 3.47 or 3.20, and yearly mail at 30 dollars within the trading area or 38 dollars outside. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Wome
U.S.A
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