Foreign policy perfidy and U S promises reviewed
A critique of Carter era diplomacy contending U S pledges to allies would be violated if policies toward South Africa Rhodesia Israel and Asia proceed. It argues the United Nations stance on Rhodesia undermines minority rights and warns that support for a Palestinian state risks Israel facing defensible borders, urging adherence to past commitments.
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Far East
Megiddo
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Jordan
Kolchak
Siberia
Vladivostok
Japan
Europe
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Yalta
End of American Deference in Asia Shapes Japan
In a stark critique the writer argues the US failed to defend free China and offered only a mutual defense treaty, linking past Korean and Taiwan interventions to modern concerns. Visitation in Fukuoka highlights fears of Communist conquest and a perceived perfidy from troop withdrawals, stressing Japan's sense of encirclement.
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Japan
Taiwan
South Korea
Asia
Fukuoka
Korean Peninsula
Bridgeport
Conn
Long Island
Tokyo
New kitten joins the household in town
John Sinor describes a gray and white kitten found at a theater and brought to the home with two other cats, a dog, and children. The piece notes playful antics, pet dynamics, a tree rescue by a family member, and teases future updates on the kitten’s name and integration.
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Tay
Moynihan critics and federal aid in New York finances
The column questions Senator Moynihan’s claim that the federal government is directly accountable for New York’s fiscal distress. It notes past open ended matching programs that drew state and local spending, and argues New York’s choice to cover cuts with local revenue worsened finances while criticizing federal involvement. It also parodies energy policy discussions at the White House and mocks Congress for perceived overreach and inefficiency. It ends with a critique of Carter’s SALT stance in the context of human rights and Soviet trust.
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Daniel Moynihan
New York
Congress
New York State
City
God Demonstrated Love in Christ's Death for Sinners
A Christian reflection cites Romans 5 8 RSV stating that God shows his love by Christ dying for us while we were still sinners, emphasizing the mercy shown through sacrifice and grace.
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Crystal Tissue Co breaks ground on new Amanda admin building
Ground was broken July 15 1930 for a 250000 two story administration building of variegated brick at Amanda. Z W Ranck president notes Crystal aims to expand for growing tissue paper market. The project includes a 25 foot terrace, walnut finishes, hardwood floors, and a large reception area with product displays.
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Amanda
Z W. Ranck
Crystal
President Ranch
Crystal Paper Co
Modern
Shelby Waxed Paper Co
Shelby
Ohio
Middletown
Ranch
Air Mail
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for readers. It details home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and Sunday rates, plus mail options across the United States and abroad, including pricing for calendar months and four-week periods. The notice notes all subscriptions are payable in advance and cites the paper’s long history since 1857.
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Ohio
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U.S.A
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