Money Power in Elections Shapes Outcomes Across States
Analyzed recent races where wealthy candidates spent heavily on television to influence results. Examples include Arthur Goldberg versus Howard Samuels in New York and Richard Ottinger versus rivals in Ohio, with others like Ralph Yarborough and Lloyd Bentsen in Texas. While money aided several efforts, other factors also mattered. the piece argues for reform to give poorer candidates a fairer chance.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Howard Samuels
New York
Mount Fuji Phones Installed Midway For Travelers
In Japan a saying links Mount Fuji climbs to wisdom and folly. Phones have been placed at the midway point to aid climbers, with a wry note about ensuring gas is off at home. The passage cites Ephesians 4 11 12 on the gifts to equip the saints.
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Japan
Mt. Fuji
Realpolitik and Pell on a unified Vietnam critique
A columnist argues against Senator Pell's realpolitik view that a unified Vietnam under Communist rule could deter Chinese expansion. He warns such logic is flawed in Indochina and echoes with a parallel reverberation about a unified Middle East under Arab rule. The piece questions double standards and calls for broader application of the realpolitik principle.
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Machiavellis
Senate
Claiborne Pell
Foreign Service
Pell
George Kennan
Vietnam
Realpolitik
Machiavelli
Hitler
Mao
China
Red China
Tito
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Indochina
Peking
Eugene V. Rostow
Southeast Asia
Europe
Middle East
Israel
Holiday hangover blues hit work and life
A reflective column argues holidays disrupt routines for housewives and workers, noting machinery slows, plans fail, and recovery depends on easing back into regular duties. It cites medical views on taking breaks, and warns against lifestyle excesses while admitting holidays aren’t likely to be avoided.
White House rebuts Spottswood on anti Negro charge
The White House issued a firm telegram from Leonard Garment rebutting Bishop Spottswood's charge that the Nixon administration is anti Negro. Garment cited desegregation progress, funding, and new black policy roles, arguing the administration advances civil rights and seeks broad support in upcoming campaigns.
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White House
Stephen G. Spottswood
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nixon
Leonard Garment
Garment
Bishop Spottswood
Roy Wilkins
Clarence Mitchell
Brooke
Spottswood
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for various delivery options. In town and suburban motor route weekly costs are shown, with mail options across regions and an annual outsideUSA price. The publication, founded in 1857, is printed at S Broad and First Ave.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Mat
USA
Cambodia War Reflects Nixon Shadows of Johnson
Washington commentary argues Nixon exaggerates Cambodia victory while truth shows continued U S air and ground activity. It contrasts with Lyndon Johnson era tactics and warns that the war remains unwinnable, with casualties mounting and sanctuaries strengthening for the Communists.
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Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. Nixon
Rubicon
Lyndon San
John Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Indochina
Virginia named for Queen Elizabeth I
Facts presented include that Virginia bears the name of Queen Elizabeth I and notes on dry ice as frozen carbon dioxide. The text cites large-scale estimates about coal used as paving, earthquake fatalities, and Sir William Osler’s birthplace in Canada.
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Virginia
Queen Elizabeth I
United States
Surgeon Sir
William Osler
Canada
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Lloyd S. Bentsen
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