Brezhnev illness fuels Cold War dawn fears
Washington policy voices weigh whether Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev is seriously ill as his Cairo trip looms The uncertain health sparks talk of peace moves and possible arms shipments to Egypt while Geneva conference prospects remain unclear Doctors and diplomats question how sick he is and what that means for Middle East stability
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Confidence in FAA Oversight Jeopardizes Air Travel Safety
A House committee accuses the FAA of sluggishness in supervising aviation safety after delays in ordering cockpit warning devices and certifying the DC10. The FAA has begun tightening airworthiness procedures and design-change implementation, but the panel warns public safety remains at stake.
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FAA
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Treasury pilots direct deposit for Social Security in Georgia
The Treasury Department offers Georgia Social Security recipients direct bank deposits with Florida to follow in April and nationwide by July. Plan aims to save costs and reduce theft while bank staff see a broader rollout. Opposition appears likely as readers weigh convenience against control of funds.
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Georgia
Florida
Skyjacker Mistaken for Paris Trip Belief at Stansted
In a humorous televising of aviation lore, a British aviation head is named Hitchcock after a skyjacker seized a BAC-111 and landed at Stansted in Essex, not Paris. The piece critiques bankruptcy culture with Denenberg and Meyers touting debt relief, noting lenient terms and repeated cycles.
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Paris, Ark
Idaho
Paris, Ill
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Dutrance Vile
Alfred Hitchcock
Horrid days of yesteryear To The Editor
To The Editor complains about a past grant for a study on why children on tricycles suffer bruises and injuries. The writer argues the issue was obvious long ago and reflects on perceptions of danger and public concern.
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Big Brother
Remembering the wheel era of Dennis the Menace
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls childhood games with hoops skates and crates and stories of tricycles on sidewalks. The narrator scorns modern safety rules and jokes about traffic patrols and old toys, ending with a Shakespeare quote.
Middletown News Journal Rate Card and History
The notice outlines subscription prices for the Middletown News Journal including in-house, motor route, and mail options with varying weekly and yearly rates. It notes Sunday premiums and advance payment terms and records the paper as founded in 1657.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
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Ohio
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U.S.A
Kissinger Under Fire From Congress Over Trust and Powers
John Roche argues Kissinger’s ego and secrecy alienate key lawmakers. Congress resists imperial presidency trends, insisting on checks and balances. He cites the Jackson amendment and export loan limits while noting wariness of Turkey proviso and Saigon policy, and recalls past executive constraints.
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Congress
Turkey
Moscow
Saigon
United States
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
James M. Burns
Mall Clashes Highlight Downtown Prowling Youth Issue
Resident recalls five mall visits to verify disorder among youths aged 12 to 15 at the Broad Street entrance. He notes fear among local shoppers and urges merchants and city officials to form a protection plan and criticizes the court for lenient handling.
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