Gerald Ford Opens NATO Summit With Spain Question
The NATO meeting in Brussels opens with President Ford arriving in a stately procession. Washington pushes for Spain to join NATO, but European leaders insist public opinion and democracy bar Franco's regime, contrasting with Salazar's Portugal and prompting caution on western cohesion.
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Max van der Stoel
Netherlands
NATO
Europe
Franco
Spain
U.S
Hitler
Mussolini
United States
Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
Portugal
Congress urged to push forward on a comprehensive energy policy
Congress urged to move beyond blame and adopt a coherent energy plan focusing on conservation, development, and a windfall profits tax to boost exploration. Local reactions in Santa Barbara show voters wary of new oil facilities yet recognizing energy needs amid price pressures and potential embargo risks.
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Congress
Ford
Commerce Department
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Fellowship Message From First Epistle Author
A biblical quotation asserts that the writer and companions declare what they have seen and heard to invite others into fellowship with them and with God the Father and Jesus Christ. The verse emphasizes shared belief and communal faith.
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Jesus Christ
John
Plumb Advice Sparks Graduation Roast
An informal graduation speech mocks the value of college versus trades. The speaker recalls a classmate Ziggie Parelli who chose plumbing and earned more than the speaker, who pursued higher education, ending with the punchline to “Plumb.”
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Ziggie
Middletown News Journal Publishing Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio provides subscription rates for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail options. Rates include 15c weekday copies, 25c Sundays, 72c weekly delivery, and 38 yearly mail subscriptions with 46 outside U.S.A. pricing.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
War on conservatives shapes eastern media power claims
A Copley News Service overview argues editors at Time Inc and Fortune suppress bylines over a belief in an eastern media establishment. It links perceived biases to coverage of Coors, TVN News, and emerging New York Press, noting liberal scrutiny of conservative figures like Shaheen and Loeb.
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Copley
Washington
Fortune Magazine
Time, Inc
Fortune
Washington Post
Coors Brewing Co
Golden, Cole
Coors
the Post
TVN
North America
The
Review
Manchester Union
William Loeb
Loeb
New Hampshire
New York Times
New York
John M. Shaheen
Newsweek
Shaheen
Richard Nixon
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Death by Own Action Probed By USA Suicide Group
A column cites the American Association of Suicidology in Los Angeles noting about 50,000 Americans will die by own action yearly. It discusses rising California rates, possible gender trends, and anecdotes, then offers advice to friends and families to seek help and contact prevention centers.
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New York
American Association of Suicidology
Los Angeles
California
U.S
Sportsmanship questioned after Carlisle Little League disruptions
A reader criticizes a June 6 Carlisle Little League event where muddy fields caused late scheduling. A coach allegedly forced his team onto the field during another game, prompting calls for better manners, patience, and authority balance in league leadership. The letter also notes church clothing depot and pantry referrals for families.
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Carlisle
Bates Field
Don Hopper
First Christian Church
Church Women United
First United Methodist Church
Liberal Bias and Media Framing Attack Balance in News
The text argues that liberal media push an unbalanced view of public affairs and now aim to smear and destroy professionals who offer a balanced alternative news media. It frames this as a conspiracy by liberals in eastern media.
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United States
NATO
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Columbia Journalism Review
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NBC
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the Review
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