Ford popularity tested as Ford faces dual peaks in 1976
A Washington columnist argues Jerry Ford must peak twice to blunt Reagan in the primaries and prevent Wallace from winning a third party bid. It notes Ford’s budget restraint, vetoes, and foreign policy maneuvering as he aims to sustain support through 1976.
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Colemans view on busing and school integration in cities
The Coleman Report’s impact on desegregation is reexamined as white flight and resegregation rise in the nations largest central city districts. The piece argues court ordered busing is ineffective though Coleman still supports integration. voluntary steps and school quality improvements are urged to avoid court fights.
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Big city population decline reshapes American urban life
The Los Angeles metro and other large areas lose residents in the 1970s after big gains in the prior decade. Experts warn growth cannot be sustained and urge preserving quality of life while steering toward slower, healthier expansion. The piece cites Isaiah to frame the call for renewal.
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Principal of the Thing: A Burglary and Frayed Nerves
At 6 a.m. a thief smashed a kitchen window, stole the wallet, and escaped. The speaker rails at the loss of twenty six dollars and insults the burglar while his wife contemplates police help and vigilante justice. Tension rises as moralizing meets practical fear.
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Jim Fiebig
Local Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for newsstand copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail. Rates include 15c weekday copies, 25c Sunday, 72c weekly delivery, and annual mail options for U S and international readers. Founded in 1857.
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The era of nuclear anarchy
Sen. Stuart Symington, nearing retirement, urges rethinking the 1946 Baruch Plan that would have created a global atomic authority. He warns the world risks nuclear anarchy as the United States and other nations possess weapons and possibilities of cooperation remain distant.
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Reader demands correction over Hartbarger case report
Letter from Kerry Hartbarger disputes a June article claiming he broke into a dwelling and fired at Det. Lowe. He cites trial transcripts showing no gun in his hand and asks for an apology and retraction. Hartbarger remains in custody at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville.
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Welfare critics and the hard luck of George Smith Jr
Pauline Fields of 1730 Brentwood St. laments the Social Security and welfare system after her neighbor George Smith Jr. cannot obtain benefits. She argues that some workers still receive food stamps and medical cards while others lose homes and cars, blaming misused funds and perceived abuse of welfare programs.
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