Anti hijacking campaign shows five month lull at U S airliners
A security push by FAA and airlines has reduced aerial piracy with no U S airliner hijackings in five months. A Dallas psychiatrist notes climate change may also deter hijackers while warning that incidents in South America keep risk alive. Experts expect ongoing but evolving protection and skepticism toward dire future predictions.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Dallas
South America
FAA
Middletown downtown mall project portraits a city revived
The surveyor directs foundations for a new downtown mall on Central Avenue as demolition and pipe work begin. The piece recalls Middletown’s 1802 beginnings, growth from 300 to 30,000, and past debates over development and civic plans, ending with renewed pressure to revitalize the downtown.
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Central Avenue
City Planning Offices
Daniel Doty
Middletown
S. Main Street
John Cleves Symmes
Stephen Vail
Doty
Daniel
Vail’s
Madison Township
Trenton
West Middletown
Peasttown
Gratis
Broadout Central
Journal publishs Middletown prices and subscription note
The Journal published by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists per copy and home delivery rates with motor route and mail subscription options in advance. The fragment ends with a reference to a founder date 1657 and a biographical hint about a founder.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
What is President Nixon Doing in Watergate Year
A harsh assessment of President Nixon's actions during Watergate hearings. The piece cites rising prices, retreating markets, and low morale while detailing Nixon’s responses, including attacks on Archibald Cox, the Buzhardt memorandum issue, a holiday press interview with his daughter, and rumored trips abroad. It concludes Nixon is defending himself from criminal charges amid national turmoil.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Richard Nixon
White House
Mr. Nixon
Senate
Archibald Cox
Cox
San Clemente
Calif
Kay Biscayne
Fla
Bebe Rebozo
David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Moscow
Peking
China
Chou Enlai
Revisionist counters in Cold War origins debate
Jeffrey Hart surveys the rise of revisionist historians who blamed U S policy for the Cold War. Robert Maddox counters with a detailed critique, accusing figures like Williams Alperovitz Kolko and Horowitz of misusing sources and misrepresenting evidence.
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Appleman Williams
D. F. Fleming
Gar Alperovitz
David Horowitz
Gabriel Kolko
Diane Shaver Clemens
Lloyd C. Gardner
Robert Maddox
Penn State
Princeton University Press
Maddox
We Don’t Need Sinful Rock Music Dear Editor
A reader denounces rock music at the 122nd Army Band concert in Sunset Park describing it as corrupting and unclean and claims it harms listeners spiritually and physically. The letter also questions whether the event was truly free and warns of God’s judgment on rock across Middletown and Ohio.
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Middletown
Abraham Freeman
Elijah Mills
Vail
122Nd Army Band
Sunset Park
National Guard
Ohio
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