Carter's drive mirrors Nixon in campaign tone
An opinion piece argues Carter resembles Nixon in single minded campaign focus and a tight inner circle. It questions Carter's priorities and whether his team has a plan for specifics on SALT inflation cities and oceans, urging clearer guidance and outside advisers.
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The Nation's Century of Liberty and Leadership
The nation marks a century of defending liberty worldwide with the Founders' ideals guiding democracy, justice, and progress. Despite oil dependence and global challenges, Washington remains a lantern for freedom, shaping peace and resilience for the next 100 years. On July 19, 1776 British troops landed on St George's Island near the Potomac, establishing entrenchments after retreating from Gynn's Island.
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President Ford halts Scottsdale school activity ban
A Scottsdale Arizona directive banning father son and mother daughter activities triggered a swift presidential intervention. President Ford suspended the Palomina policy calling it a mindless attack on American institutions and of no value in correcting social inequities.
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Mark My Words on Canada Tibet Ironies Olympic Stance
A columnist argues Canada’s refusal to let the Republic of China compete under that name mirrors past toll and leverage disputes. He links wheat trade with Taiwan tensions to broader Olympic integrity and laments professionalization of Games, comparing to UN ideals.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists pricing for home delivery by carrier and motor route as well as mail subscriptions. Rates include 72c for Monday through Saturday and 23c for Sunday by carrier, 95c weekly, 13 2c daily and 24c Sunday by motor route, and 38 per year by mail in the U.S. or 46 outside, all paid in advance.
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Carter's Right to Work Stance Stirring Louisiana Politics
Louisiana's push for right to work marks Democratic gains while Carter faces pressure over 14B repeal. Baton Rouge assassination of Jim Lesley heightens tensions as national debate frames southern voting power and union limits.
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Let us keep the Old Liberty Bell inscription tradition
Readers weigh in on preserving the Liberty Bell inscription and the Bible message on a Bicentennial Bell versus a blank inscription. The letters urge keeping the original Liberty Bell legacy and religious liberty emphasis.
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