Travellers urged to respect foreign laws on trips abroad
A columnist warns that millions travel to Europe and Asia this summer and many face jail for drug offenses abroad. It notes over 900 U.S. citizens are imprisoned overseas for drugs, urges travelers to follow local laws, and recalls Britain's King Edward VIII abdication and Princess Anne engagement as a reminder of changing norms. It ends with a reminder to return home as planned.
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Would You Hire Yourself As Your Own Boss
An editorial in a company magazine questions readers if they would hire themselves for their current job. It prompts honest self evaluation of initiative interest attitude and fit with coworkers.
Faithful Hope Helps Endure Tests Says Corinthians
A biblical verse from I Corinthians 10 13 promises that God will not test beyond your powers and will provide a way out to enable you to endure the trial. The message emphasizes divine support and resilience through hardship.
Angela Davis and the Chicago TV Show Controversy
Jeff St. John discusses Angela Davis in Chicago promoting a united front against racism and political repression. He critiques her stance on Watergate, the Pentagon Papers, and Soviet praise while noting her acquittal in a California case and questioning her revolutionary rhetoric.
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Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Middletown Ohio Journal lists subscription options including daily 15c weekdays and 25c Sundays, home delivery by newspaper boy, and motor route plans at 80c weekly or $3.20 to $3.47 for longer terms. Mail subscriptions are $30 per year within the trading area and $38 outside the USA, all payable in advance.
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Ervin compares 1970 counter insurgency plan to Gestapo
The senator branded a spring 1970 administration spying plan as an operation to spy on the American people or those dissenting, likening the mindset to Nazi Germany. The piece recalls 1969 70 radical threats, bombings, arson and counter espionage tactics used since 1941, arguing honesty about past practices.
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Kissinger and Metternich Echo in Middle East Oil Debate
The piece argues Kissinger faces Metternich style limits as U S Saudi oil deals potential arms sales totaling around 600 million with Kuwait 500 million to offset purchases. It warns of shifting power balances if Phantoms reach Saudi Egypt and Israel fears. It urges preventing further Phantom jet sales and linking energy policy to foreign policy stability.
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Digging pretty deep in Middletown High graduation debate
A reader defends the 1973 Middletown High School graduation. The letter argues awards belong in the ceremony, notes the diploma is the core symbol, and praises the speaker and choir while accusing critics of digging too deep into tradition. It emphasizes students’ sacrifices and questions calls for changes to the ceremony.
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