Kissinger diplomacy questioned by hunger for power and force
The article criticizes Henry Kissinger for relying on personal bargaining and travels while failing to leverage U.S. military and economic strength. It argues SALT I and foreign policy missteps, urges use of agripower, warning systems, and advanced weapons to counter Soviet and Arab leverage, and calls for a resolute secretary of state.
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Detente hopes fade as Brezhnev eyes Washington visit
The article notes Communist Leader Brezhnev’s unease over U S signals as he plans a Washington trip and aims to sign a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty amid aging and illness. It contrasts U S resolve after the Mayaguez incident with ongoing East West tensions and calls for pressure on Soviet restraint. It cites Eldridge Cleaver seeking bail and Schlesinger warning on Korea and oil embargo risks. It reiterates detente themes and critiques Soviet actions in Indochina and global ambitions.
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Lada in U S road tests for emissions
The Lada, a compact Russian car based on the Fiat, is undergoing 50,000 mile tests in America with impact tests at the Berlin Wall site. If it meets U S emission standards it could go on sale next year. The Russians will withhold details for American buyers.
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Lada Car Jokes From Dennis The Menace Satire
A humorous list mocks the Lada car as a Soviet made vehicle with exaggerated flaws such as red color only, no right turns, jammed radio, tricky seat belts, border crossing bans, trunk concealment, barbed wire tires, optional headlights, and a guard dog. It notes the car is sold in 50 countries with no complaints ever filed.
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Moynihan as Turtle Bay ambassador falls under fire
The piece defends Daniel Patrick Moynihan while noting criticism from Henry Fairlie and Garry Wills. It argues Moynihan blends liberal roots with Conservative Burkean thought, rejects ideological zeal, and urges a robust democratic stance at the United Nations while praising his suitability for the posting.
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Looking at Dutch prosperity amid a quiet spring
American writer Tom Braden observes the Netherlands in 1975 as a land free of fear and poverty with low unemployment, moderate inflation, and strong social cohesion. He notes high taxation, unified goals, and a public works driven sense of common achievement, contrasting it with American tensions and wealth gaps.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday price, monthly totals, and mail subscriptions. Prices include 72 cents for Monday through Saturday, 23 cents for Sunday, and annual mail rates of 38 dollars in the U.S. and 46 dollars abroad.
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