Dissident label in Arizona case sparks words debate
Five Mexican American teachers in Maricopa County accused a school board of defamation after being called dissidents in a recall petition response. The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled the term was within proper bounds of response and not defamatory, illustrating how word meaning can distort in disputes.
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Packing Time for a Vineyard Vacation
John Roche jestingly records his wife Connie’s meticulous packing for a Martha’s Vineyard trip. He hides from the process while she inventories woolens, summer clothes, shoes, medicines, and recorder music, debating what to bring and which recorder to take. He hints their daughter is away climbing mountains and signs off with a promised follow up.
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Kissinger moves into sports role in chess and boxing lore
In a tongue in cheek column, Henry Kissinger is portrayed as expanding into sports diplomacy from world chess to boxing and baseball. The piece jokes about pressuring Bobby Fischer, Joe Ali, and others while hinting at political overtones and quirky anecdotes from Washington to Dublin.
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Detroit Desegregation Busing Delayed by Court
The Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati delays purchase of 295 buses for Detroit and 52 suburbs while desegregation plans, including cross-busing, are reviewed. An 11 member panel continues work on integrating Detroit and nearby districts.
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Why Not Make Israel Our 51st State
Letter arguing for formal US annexation of Israel as a state. It links Israeli survival to American military power, cites McGovern’s stance, and suggests institutionalizing a de facto US-Israel relationship. The author advocates Hebrew language Americans and political action to push for annexation via Congress and national debate.
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So What News Story About Jane Eagleton Is Scrapped
An AP report from Michigan notes state police issued a speeding ticket to Jane Eagleton. The item is framed as a digression on the credibility of political coverage, suggesting deeper links to Thomas Eagleton and national politics.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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