London Conference recall and global economic tension
The piece recalls the 1933 London Conference and warns against repeating it, noting Roosevelt Hull and MacDonald sought monetary stability and freer trade. It argues that nations would concede until their interests are hit, cites UK France and the Nine, and calls for limited gestures from the Nine and Japan before another conference.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
MacDonald
Washington
London
United States
Roosevelt
John Maynard Keynes
Kissinger
Japan
Nine
Meaning of equal in SALT talks tensions
The excerpt notes that the SALT negotiations in 1972 between the United States and the Soviet Union focused on numerical limits. It introduces the concept of equality in arms control as a primary topic of the stage discussions, hinting at ongoing series coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Justice delayed as Kuwait shelters Arab terrorists in Rome and Athens
Five Arab terrorists killed 32 people in Rome and Athens, destroyed a jet, and hijacked another. They remain unsentenced in Kuwait where officials hedge on their trial, while Palestinians complain of sanctuary. Allied leaders debate SALT equality amid strategic arms talks and mistrust.
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Rome
Athens
Kuwait
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Middle East
Instant replay nostalgia in Super Bowl telecom era
A reflexive critique of modern sports TV coverage argues instant replay has ruined the viewing ritual. The piece recalls Jim Thorpe’s anecdotes and contrasts old and new broadcasts, noting high costs and CBS/NBC ad sales for the 1975 Super Bowl while predicting viewer fatigue.
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New York
Toots Shor
Toots
Bob Griese
Fran Tarkenton
Houston
Thorpe
CBS
NBC
Kohoutek
Council Debate Sees Gendered Language Debate Rise
A city council discussion highlights use of gendered titles and the practice of addressing officials with generic terms. The exchange points to evolving norms as representatives push for inclusive language in official records and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbers
Barbara Thornton
Franklin
Capable boys lose by newsboy policy debate
A letter to the editor argues against a policy restricting boys from both sports and newspaper routes, praising the benefits of combined athletics and route work, citing Jim and Tom’s cases and thanking communities in Ross Sherman Carmody Central and Grand for support. The piece notes editor responses about balancing sports with route duties and highlights broader etiquette and municipal commentary segments.
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Sherman
Carmody
Central
Grand
Jim
Tom
Robert Hedrick
Journal
Open letter to Kohoutek on the comet of the century
David Flick vents as he blasts Dr Kohoutek for promoting a sensational comet claim. He mocks the hype over a supposed brilliant celestial event amid inflation and crises, warns about damaging science credibility, and recalls Clifford Irving's literary hoax as a cautionary parallel.
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Dr. Kohoutek
Halley
California
Clifford Irving
David Flick
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Middletown Ohio
The Journal, published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio, lists subscription rates for newsstands motor route and mail. Details include 15c weekday 25c Sunday 60c weekly 3.47 yearly motor route and 38 yearly outside U. S. plus a 15 monthly service charge for motor tube placement. Founded in 1657.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
Iith
U.S.A
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