Attacks on CIA commission reveal ideological clash over policy
The piece argues the Rockefeller Commission criticism is political and ideological, not about domestic CIA misdeeds. It cites Tom Wicker, Nelson Rockefeller, and others, framing the debate as a fight over postwar U S foreign policy and Cold War assumptions, with Congress members like Muskie and Proxmire pressed for investigations while economy concerns loom.
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Truman
Saint Allende
Bella Abzug
Robert Drinan
Dave Dellinger
Tom Hayden
Congress
Michael Harrington
Massachusetts
Muskie
Sparkman
Proxmire
Crime and punishment theories twist justice
A national rise in crime challenges the rehabilitative approach and questions whether treatment works. Robert Martinson reports little difference in outcomes between rehabilitated and non rehabilitated offenders, while crime and imprisonment trends raise doubts about treating crime as a disease and relying on probation or parole. The piece defends redemption but warns many offenders enjoy unwarranted freedom, undermining justice.
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FBI
Robert Martinson
Middletown Roads Need Paving Boost for Dixie Highway
The Middletown Business Men's Club urges paving a three mile northern corridor to join the Dixie Highway from Cincinnati through Hamilton and Middletown to Piqua. County bonds and state funds are sought while Wayne and Madison townships back routes toward Gratis and West Middletown. Prominent farmers back Winchester Pike paving. a meeting at Elk Creek School invites supporters. City streets also demand brick or asphalt paving with an estimated $100,000 bond levy.
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B.L. Childs
Winchester Pike
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Seven-day-a-week commitment to public prayer
Thomas and Betty Lay urge strong support for school prayer arguing prayer embodies a seven day a week Christian duty. They contend separation of church and state should not block public prayer and urge the educational system to encourage responsible faith in daily life.
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Tribute to Mr. Joe Baker Sr A Middletown loss
The text honors Joe Baker Sr noting his patient endurance during illness and his selfless care for others. It credits him and his wife Helen with lasting goodwill and acts of kindness, saying Middletown lost a great citizen and a beautiful character.
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Helen
Middletown
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