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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
4
The nation sees record enrollment with 5.9 million full time students across 2,574 colleges and universities. Despite rising costs and campus unrest, Dr. Garland G. Parker notes growing confidence in higher education as freshmen enrollments rise, signaling perceived value and job security.
Juan Molero Pardo felt lonely and sent a death message to his Ceuta family in Spain. The hoax drew them to the country and provoked outrage from relatives who felt deceived. The incident reveals the perils of desperate loneliness and dramatic blame.
Chester L. Cooper's The Lost Crusade offers a measured history of U S involvement in Indochina from Eisenhower through Johnson It highlights the crusade mindset and its evolution while contrasting Cooper's critique with the author's view of limited war policy and Hanoi's negotiating tactics The piece recommends the book as essential reading for foreign policy students and observers
The piece discusses how strong habits help and hinder, using medicine as a caution. It warns that routine actions can lead to dangerous mistakes such as taking the wrong pills from two bottles left together, risking illness or death.
The piece warns that habit can guide effectively yet mislead if relied on without reflection. It urges thinking before acting, noting repeated patterns may aid efficiency but also trap judgment in familiar routines.
The article discusses tepid consumer spending and business hesitation despite improved indicators. It notes 4.9 million unemployed, a rising construction sector, and lingering uncertainty about government spending and Congress. It cites potential strikes, international trade frictions with Japan, and calls for domestic protection to preserve jobs amid a fragile recovery outlook.
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In a critique of postwar intelligence, the piece argues the U S Army is hindered by bloated noncombat roles, citing spying on officials as a janus face event. It traces CIA evolution, Defense Intelligence Agency growth, and persistent misjudgments in Viet Nam era intelligence. It warns of tragedy from a bloated defense establishment.
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