Kissinger Eyes Bipartisan Foreign Policy After Watergate
Henry Kissinger plans a September push to win Democratic backing for a bipartisan foreign policy. He will meet leaders like Mansfield Fulbright McGovern Kennedy Symington Clifford to argue that the Nixon era must endure. He denies talk of becoming secretary of state but remains a key liaison for Democrats.
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Libyan nationalization alarms NATO oil supply fears
A July 1973 column argues Libyan government seizure of American oil interests marks a pivotal blow to NATO energy security. It links Khadaffi’s regime to anti NATO movements from Iceland to the Congo and warns of rising control by hostile powers. It also critiques USDA meat and pizza standards and ends with a Biblical quote from Romans 8 26.
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Algeria
Congo
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Idriss
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Venice
Invasion Reports from Southern Ohio July 1863
Middletown diary recounts Brig. Gen. John H. Morgan’s raid from Kentucky toward Cincinnati, movements across 60 miles of riverfront, and the pursuit by Union forces led by Gen. E. H. Hobson and Gen. H. M. Judah. Local residents fear invasion as about 50,000 join the chase while Morgan bypasses the city and moves toward Williamsburg.
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Ambrose Burnside
Tod
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Loveland
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Joe Nagernon
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Roess
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Nixon Should Pivot Right To Defend his 1972 Base
The piece argues the Nixon administration is shifting left on welfare and social policy, citing Melvin Laird, Elliot Richardson, and Len Garment as signals. It notes conservative critics warn this risks alienating Nixon’s core voters while urging a stronger anti crime, anti busing, and restraint stance to rally the base.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
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Len Garment
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Wounded Knee
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Police chief supports local control against regional police plans
Readers praise Middletown Police Chief James Howerton for resisting regionalization pushed by federal and state programs. They warn centralization would strip local accountability and urge support for local police committees nationwide.
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Middletown
Hamilton
John Reece
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Howerton
Butler County
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Letter to the Editor on Watergate and civic responsibility
Renee Eliopoulos voices concern over Watergate accountability and urges against letting political corruption persist. She argues vigilance will deter further bugging and theft, while criticizing broader social ills and defending reform.
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