Confidence in Thieu Government Questioned
An opinion column argues Vice President Agnew’s assertion of great confidence in South Vietnam’s Thieu regime raises serious questions. It cites concerns about corruption and lack of popular support and warns the stance could reflect a flawed U.S. policy toward Vietnam.
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Guam
Asia
Agnew
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Saigon
Thieu
Idaho
Sen
Frank Church
Washington Monthly
Vietnam
Korea
Mideast policy shift under Nixon era outlined
The Nixon Administration shifts from Johnson era Middle East policy toward a more balanced approach. Secretary Rogers pursues a great power solution with the USSR to defuse regional tensions. The piece argues the Johnson policy was not pro Israel, questions Arab outrage, and notes 1967 war dynamics and U.S. stance amid Soviet surveillance.
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Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Israel
Soviet Union
William Rogers
Middle East
U. S
Sixth Fleet
Mauretania
Cronkite to Resume LBJ Interview Series in Texas
Walter Cronkite will resume extended talks with Lyndon B. Johnson in LBJ'sville. The former president discusses retirement life and ongoing CBS plans. The interview covers Johnson's early presidency, legislative successes, and key figures. The contract allows Johnson 24 hours to replay and edit responses before CBS takes final control.
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New York
Walter Cronkite
Lbj'sville
CBS
LBJ
Cronkite
N.Y
Tonkin Bay
Kennedy
Senate
House of Representatives
Times
Seal Defies Critics of Good Housekeeping Seal
The piece rebuts a consumer protection critique of Good Housekeeping and its Seal. It cites Bess Myerson Grant and John F. DeGroot defending the magazine, noting FDA findings and a contested survey, and argues the Seal meets federal standards while exposing attacks as ideologically driven.
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Good Housekeeping
Bess Myerson Grant
New York
Washington
National Commission On Product Safety
Federal Drug Administration
Consumer Reports
Bia
Department of Consumer Affairs
DeGroot
del Monte
FDA
Haynsworth
Good _ Housekeeping
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication by News Journal Inc. with postal details. Subscription options include in city deliveries, Sunday papers, and mail plans for trading and outside areas, with rates shown in weekly and yearly terms.
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News Journal Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown, Ohio
U.sa
Longevity Claims and Wit in Mid Ohio Notes
The piece surveys long lived figures such as Theophilus May age 109 and historic age claims like John Shepherd and James Reddick with ages 118 and 123. It cites Ohio records from Akron Democrat 1847 and Cleveland Gazette 1900 and notes uncertainty in age tallies. A light column follows on accountants temperaments versus other professions and a quip about the word Robert and lawn textures.
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Theophilus May
Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Akron
the Democrat
John Sheperd
Royalton
Cuyahoga County
Sheperd
Pennsylvania
the Historical Society
Cleveland Gazette
the Gazette
Lisbon
Columbiana County
James Reddick
Agnew Critique of Media Bias Sparks Debate on Newsobjectivity
The piece argues that television and print news are biased by design with commentators and editors shaping coverage. It notes Spiro Agnew’s stance against perceived liberal dominance and quotes Paul Harvey and Allan Drury on media influence. It frames Agnew as speaking for Americans tired of media gatekeeping.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Paul Harvey
New York
Washington
Allan Drury
Drury
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Mideast
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Wyoming
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Henry Wallace
Dewey
Bob Considine
William F. Buckley JR
the Journal
Robert
Sonovagun
Capital University
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