Kissinger books and Cold War balance in new year debate
The piece weighs Henry Kissinger’s evolving view on world order from Metternich era peace to nuclear restraint. It cites his shifts on Soviet behavior, SALT I and II, and Angola, contrasting early and later works while noting critique by Prof. Dornan and warnings about naval power and U.S. limits at sea.
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January reflections on a looming 1976 election and reform debates
The piece surveys budding presidential campaigns, noting FEC rulings counting Ford appearances as self‑advocacy, public financing law confusion, and calls from critics to avoid demagoguery. It compares U.S. mood to The Guardian’s alarm, cites 31 primaries, and urges cautious optimism for a middle‑of‑the‑road path ahead.
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Four Cents on the Dollar Humility for Hubert Humphrey
Column notes Humphrey settled 900000 in campaign debts at four cents on the dollar leaving 36000 in cash to 18 creditors. The piece praises his character while warning the political liability of a low settlement rate amid future ambitions and calls for broader debt settlement.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Updated
The notice lists subscription options for the Middletown Ohio News Journal including home delivery by carrier and motor route, and mail rates for U S and international readers. It specifies per copy and weekly prices with calendar month and four week period options and requires payment in advance.
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Canada Guards Its Soul Amid U S Canada tensions
The piece notes strain in U S Canada relations as Canada resents U S proximity and cultural influence. It highlights Trudeau's Parliament rebuke, Canada’s aim to protect its cultural industries, and a proposed tax rule banning ad deductions for Reader's Digest and Time in Canada. Emerson’s 1837 words are cited to contrast nationalism.
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Clean lingerie and store spying raise privacy worries
A New York department store used hidden surveillance in dressing rooms prompting Judge Leo Milonas to rule the practice unconstitutional. He voided shoplifting charges tied to the spying and urged respect for the reasonable privacy of customers while noting stores may continue limited surveillance under law.
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