How Do We Get Rid of This Man Nixon Crisis Editorial
The piece argues Nixon’s guilt appears likely with Sirica’s testimony and calls for considering impeachment or immunity options. It weighs possible paths to remove Nixon, including impeachment, immunity deals, and the legal risks for Ford or Saxbe while noting public opinion favors removal but not impeachment.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Howard Baker
Gerald Ford
John J
Sirica
Agnew
Nixon
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Ford
Sen. Baker
Kissinger Cuba talks eyed amid controversy over recognition
The column questions a potential Kissinger Lopez Munro meeting to ease Cuba ties and recognize Castro. It notes Cuba as a Soviet ally hostile to the U S and cites long standing property seizures and subversion. It criticizes concessions as ineffective and warns against signaling weakness at any conference. The piece also discusses New York Governor Malcolm Wilson backing a state numbers game to boost gambling revenue and reduce underworld competition.
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Mexico
Fernando Lopez Munro
United States
Castro
Cuba
Latin America
Malcolm Wilson
New York
Underworld
New York City
Millie Critiques The Laughing Policeman Film Caper
New York amateur critic Millie condemns The Laughing Policeman for explicit violence and language. She recalls Sweden’s The Laughing Policeman murder mystery and notes a San Francisco locale with nude dancing and red paint violence. A mother brings two young children to the R rated film, sparking calls for protective laws.
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New York
Millie
Paramount
Serpico
al Pacino
Judith Crist
David 0. Selznick
Motion Picture Association of America
Clark Gable
Maj Stowall
Per Wahloo
Stockholm
San Francisco
Minsky
McGill called the Plunging Proxy in a Newsweek essay
The piece attacks President William McGill of Columbia for flat rhetoric in What Must Be Done. It ridicules his bans on overinvestment, moral leadership claims, and praise for secular humanism while noting campus theft and vague calls for reform.
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Newsweek
William McGill
Columbia
Lenin
McGill
Middletown Ohio News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery by newspaperboy at 80c for seven days, motor route at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars per year in the trading area and 398 dollars per year outside the U.S. All motor route and mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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U.S.A
Motor Route
Letters to the Editor contest medical reform and abortion debate
Readers contest Dr. Patterson on health care and advocate for national health insurance while criticizing private plans as insufficient. They warn against abortion rights post Roe v Wade, cite social fears, and urge action to place health and life concerns above wealth. Theresa Mulligan also voices anti abortion views and cites 1973 decision impacts.
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Charles Patterson
U.S. Public Health Service
American Medical Association
The
American Hospital Association
Blue Cross
AMAC
Walter Powell
Ohio Medical Political Action Committee
AMA
AHA
Nixon
Congress
Ed Strinke
Serena Way
U.S. Supreme Court
Florida
Nazi Germany
Theresa F. Mulligan
West Place
Trenton
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