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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
4
A Washington dinner party confrontation with Rep Clarence Long reveals his anger over South Vietnam aid. The discussion questions whether more aid is prudent if Saigon falls. the piece argues to weigh cost against U S interests and cautions against premature capitulation to anger while preserving key voices.
In a provocative critique, William F Buckley Jr rebuts George Will and liberal scholars, arguing the House Committee on un American Activities held broad investigative scope and contributed valuable insights, while decrying anti HUAC sentiment as harmful to American freedom and history.
A 1970s editorial argues the United States should not abandon the United Nations. It denounces U N majority actions including PLO observer status and South Africa suspension, urges US to protest biased debates, cut funding, and engage responsibly while maintaining principle. It cites Ford and Scali remarks and closes with a biblical verse.
Ernest W. Lawson complains at the City Commission meeting that Middletown fills a mall manager post with Wallace Woodbury from Salt Lake City while local unemployment rises. He says Middletonians like John C. Brown were overlooked and residents should have priority for city jobs.
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The reminiscence recounts Kay Summersby once aide to General Eisenhower, her wartime service, near death at sea, and defends her character against gossip and a salacious portrayal. The writer recalls personal meetings and affirms Summersby never slept with Eisenhower, praising her dignity and dismissal of rumors.
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