Watergate echoes in Koreagate bribery debate
The Carter Administration pressures Congress to demand former Ambassador Kim Dong Jo return from Korea to answer whether he paid bribes to at least 10 current members of Congress. The piece notes partisan tensions, questions the scope of Koreagate versus Watergate, and warns that uncovering the Korean scandal is crucial to uphold democratic standards.
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Principal Officers Listed for Newspaper
W A Siebenthalert Sr serves as president while Elwood Richardson is business manager and Frank R Myers holds publisher and general manager roles Jim Mills serves as managing editor and the team outlining the leadership of the publication.
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Special Session on Disarmament Opens in New York
The United Nations General Assembly's Special Session on Disarmament gathers in New York City through June 28 with 150 nations, aiming to review disarmament relations, adopt a declaration and a program of action, and define UN roles, while optimism remains limited amid global arms trade and SALT stalemate concerns. The piece notes U.S. President Carter's push for nuclear elimination, calls weapons a factor in trade balances, and cites debates over arms sales to Egypt, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, plus reflections on family policy and a biblical quote.
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Middletown High School marks 100th commencement milestone
George Crout recalls Middletown High School’s long graduation history from 1871 to 1975, noting the shift from private to public schooling, the use of Sorg Opera House until 1923, and the evolution of cap and gown traditions, diplomas, and venues through Barnitz Stadium and Wade E.F. Miller Gym.
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Wade EF. Miller
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Overview
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown lists subscription options for motor route and mail. Rates include 90c weekly Monday through Saturday plus 25c Sunday, or 1.15 per week. motor route 15 per copy daily and 30c Sunday. annual mail $38, monthly $400, outside USA $46. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Cats, romance, and elephants in love across the ages
A rambling column blends stories of house cats in love and grooming with a Kenyan elephant population mishap after government water holes sparked a wildlife boom. The piece muses on love as a force both eternal and troubling, interwoven with humorous personal recollections and social observations.
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Fine ambassadors band praised for Central Florida visit
The Middletown High School Band attracted praise for superb performance and exemplary conduct during its Central Florida trip hosted by Elmer Cook of Super Holiday Tours. Ken Amburger molded a professional organization as hotel staff and attractions praised the students and their leaders. The letter calls the band a credit to their directors school parents and community and invites their return to Orlando.
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