Senate urged to ratify arms limiting treaty with Soviet Union
Editorial urges swift Senate consent to ratify the non-proliferation pact despite France abstention and China omission. It warns delay risks promoting false beliefs about US commitment and foresees plutonium derived bombs by 1985 if no international agreement. Johnson calls for prompt action.
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Extending Food Programs Across Most Poverty Counties
The piece notes federal food programs are being extended to the last of 1,200 lowest income counties this summer. It emphasizes America’s abundance yet ongoing hunger and credits collective efforts toward reducing need in this affluent nation.
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Summer Imagery by Jim Bishop
A lyrical meditation on summer's fullness and contradictions. Bright scenes of fields, cities, heat, and scent blend with memories and vivid metaphors. The piece weaves nature, travel, and human activity into a drifting portrait of a season.
Letter calls for taking unwanted pets to shelter
A reader writes about a dog abandoned near Trenton ending up starved and scared. She urges owners to surrender pets to the animal shelter run by the Humane Association of Miami Valley, noting shelters give better chances at humane adoption and stress shelter services at no cost.
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Reading the past to guide the young on Cold War myths
John Chamberlain argues the baby boom era risks shifting political balance as retirees clash with new voters. He urges the young to study Cold War history, recognize myths about McCarthyism and external threats, and read Bill Rusher to form cautious skepticism about subversion and foreign power.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
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The Pope and Orthodoxy In Modern Catholicism
In a column, William F Buckley Jr critiques Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope Paul VI over Rome’s reaffirmation of Catholic dogma. He cites English church tensions and modernizations affecting Catholic practice from Vassar to California, noting shifts in devotion and decor.
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Catholic high school visit causes stir in Mount Clemens
A Catholic high school in Mount Clemens faces a threatened sanction as the superintendent warns that seniors from St. Mary's may lose their chance at commencement and honors if they proceed with a planned visit. The commentator contrasts post-Vatican II tensions with traditional church authority and internal dissent.
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