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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1971
Page
4
A column argues the Vietnam War cannot be separated from Cambodia and Laos and warns that U S actions in Cambodia risk entrenching U S involvement in Southeast Asia. It calls for immediate withdrawal and a negotiated settlement, noting growing dangers of a wider war.
Review of Khrushchev Remembers argues the volume, while contested in provenance, largely reflects Khrushchev's oral history. The piece notes KGB links, disinformation history, and why the memoirs may influence Western readers amid internal Soviet debates.
Bill Duncan Jr of Joliet Illinois writes to Tom Byrd praising his high school Junior Achievement company and Lampco leadership under Byrd at Lou Blower Co Dayton. He recalls his education degree, Army materiel command trainee role, and marriage in November, noting pride in JA and plans to visit Dayton during winters.
R Heath Lawrence vice chairman of U S Steel urged Congress to curb union power to reduce inflation. He argued wage trends in union shops outperform nonunion sectors as unemployment rises and warned that rising unit labor costs threaten U S competitiveness. He favored reforms to union bargaining and possible controls.
Analysis notes growing anger from Republican conservatives toward President Nixon over his rhetoric and liberal policies. Critics cite Family Assistance Plan expansion, forced integration, and an expansionary budget, plus Reagan veto in California. The piece cites Human Events and National Review quotes and warns California’s 1972 reelection hinges on Reagan’s stance.
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