Pepsico expands Soviet bottling with barter vodka deal
Donald Kendall’s Pepsico plans five new Pepsi plants in the Soviet Union as part of a barter agreement paying with vodka. The piece critiques high US costs, calls for tax and inflation relief, and notes CB market dominance and tariff debates. It questions national competitiveness and U.S. policy.
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Donald Kendall
Pepsicola Company
Soviet Union
Pepsico
Local Newspaper Masthead Snapshot Names and Roles
The readable fragment lists A Siebenthaler as president, Frank R Myers as editor vice president, and Jim Mills as managing editor, indicating the leadership positions at the publication. Local newspaper hierarchy shown with three named individuals and their roles.
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Frank R. Myers
Inflation blamed on government and wage policy sparks worry
The piece argues inflation stems from government actions rather than a broad rise in demand, blaming fuel, wage hikes, spending, and debt. It warns of rising Social Security costs, questions political trust, and urges an informed citizenry to pressure leaders for fiscal restraint. It ends with a biblical benediction.
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United States
Mark My Words Smokers Rights and Strong Campaign
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano Jr promises a vigorous government anti smoking campaign with ads and commercials targeting cigarette users. The speaker questions the impact and cost, suggesting funds be spent on research into health effects like tub bath rings and dog teeth, noting widespread awareness of smoke-free air. Readers are urged to consider the broader benefits of air quality.
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Joseph Califano Jr
Government anti smoking drive should be paid by nonsmokers
A reader argues that anti smoking campaigns fail to reduce smoking and worsen government spending. He suggests funding any new campaign entirely from nonsmokers' taxes to deter continued smoking and avoid using smokers' money to promote policy.
Johnson State of the Union prep and the blue card era
John Roche recalls Lyndon B Johnson’s meticulous, secretive 1967 State of the Union prep process. A 30 to 40 item blue card highlighted accomplishments, drafts from Rostow and Califano merged under tight secrecy, and Johnson’s push for dramatic, final surprises amid tense internal lobbying and race to meet word-count limits.
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Hubert Humphrey
Gene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
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Johnson
Great Society
Walt Rostow
Joe Califano
Harry McPherson
Rostow
Califano
Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and monthly rates. Mail subscriptions are available US and outside US, with payments in advance and 1889 founding noted.
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Letters praising neighbors and community aid in Brandy and Baron letters
Readers lauded Robert P. Duff for shoveling snow and arranging driveway plowing for those in need. Gladys Rawlins and Hilda Cox were thanked by Women of the Moose for hospital donations and visits. A letter criticized a Middletown shooting of a dog and questioned the use of a leghold trap.
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Robert P. Duff
Women of the Moose
Gladys Rawlins
Longview
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