Peace In Indochina Can Be Made To Work
The Vietnam war is formally ended by a ceasefire with prospects for lasting peace and a democratic settlement. Prisoners of war will return home and missing personnel will be accounted for. An international control commission will police the ceasefire and a National Council of Reconciliation will guide Vietnam's political future. An international conference may include China, the Soviet Union, and the United States to ensure the plan functions. birth of Christ referenced with Luke 2:11.
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United States
Indochina
South Vietnam
National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
China
Soviet Union
In One Man's Opinion on LBJ Kissinger and Court Ruling
Bob Considine reflects on LBJ’s yearning for love and paranoia toward critics, Kissinger’s peace efforts and fame, and the Supreme Court abortion verdict. He questions the moral weight of the ruling and notes public reactions to leaders and icons.
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Supreme Court
Nixon faces Keynesian crossroads in second term
Nixon signals Keynesian stance while Milton Friedman argues for a reversible approach. The piece contrasts government spending as a tool to preserve demand with plans to shrink bureaus and balance budgets as prosperity returns, questioning Nixon’s political resolve to stay Friedmanite or embrace Keynesian retrenchment.
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Richard Nixon
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
John
Radio warnings and political analysis collide in 1976 essay
The piece describes a Pentagon plan for bedroom radio warning receivers and recalls a mock 1976 scenario. It weighs Nixon era budget politics, labor wage pressures, and Keynesian theory with references to Roosevelt era policy and contemporary figures.
Time To Show Appreciation for Salvation Army Leadership
The editor urges Middletown citizens to support Salvation Army workers led by Brigadier and Mrs. Baker who endured hardship, surgery delays, and a blood need while serving during Christmas. They organized baskets kettles outreach and youth camps despite personal pain and a December 1971 car accident.
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Middletown
Salvation Army
Robert) Baker
Baker
N. Jean Johnson
P.O. Box
Monroe
Driving Toll Road Tactics Spark Patrol Critique
A Dayton area driver alleges a highway patrol officer stopped a car near the Rt 725 exit on I 75 and issued a ticket for 12 mph over limit. A friend reports a similar incident near Germantown. The author urges accountability and protection against aggressive policing.
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Dayton
Rt. 725
Middletown
Germantown
Letter Clarifies Theft Claims and Meadowlawn Focus
The author explains that all thefts occurred within city limits, mostly in Meadowlawn, not in the county. He notes his address is out of town and clarifies remarks about insurance companies, stating he is insured with multiple providers and did not single out any one firm.
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John
Louise
Abraham Lincoln
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Meadowlawn
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Believed From 20th Century Ad
Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions of the Middletown Journal include single copies at 5 or 6 cents, home delivery by newspaper boy at 80 cents per week, motor route plans at 3.47 or 3.20 with installments, a 15 cent service charge for placing the paper in a tube, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars per year within the trading area and 368 dollars outside the USA. The item notes the paper is published by News Journal Inc and founded in the 1800s.
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