Anti Hijacking Proposal Faces Skepticism On FAA Reform
The piece reviews Sen Ralph T Smith proposal to create a special air travel protection agency within the FAA. It notes frustration with current bureaucratic limits and cites a recent hijacking incident to argue for sharper focus. It acknowledges progress by FAA and airlines while conceding no fail proof prevention plan exists.
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Ralph T. Smith
Federal Aviation Administration
Senator Smith
FAA
Airlines
Reparations Delusion In World War II History
The essay argues reparations often fail to repair nations after war noting Japan paid 233 million to Indonesia while owing 364 billion overall. It cites Germany post WWI as a warning that heavy reparations rarely curb future strength, urging caution in punitive demands.
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Japan
Asia
Indonesia
Germany
Economy and Nixon Under Pressure in 1970s Editorial
The piece argues the U S economy is the era’s acute problem and criticizes President Nixon for lacking a clear vision beyond re election It notes rising unemployment insurance and bromidic economics and questions Vietnam strategy while urging decisive action and consistent leadership. It highlights tensions with Wallace Reagan and the Senate.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
George Wallace
New Politics Fails to Dominate Spring Primaries
Marianne Means notes local establishment power still tilts races as voters favor strong campaigns and organization over glamour. Despite calls for New Politics, many winners came from regular machines with media and ground work advantages, as Nixon emphasizes tactical political craft.
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Washington
Sen
George McGovern
D-S.d
New York Times
James Heston
George Wallace
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Howard Metzenbaum
Stephen Young
John Glenn
Democratic Senate
GOP
Anderson Carter
David Cargo
New Mexico
Jesse Unruh
Sam Yorty
California
Lloyd Bentsen
Ralph
Yarborough
Texas
Nixon
Baltic States Rights Stand Against Soviet Occupation
A 15 month anniversary note recalls the 1940 Soviet annexations of Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. It cites US policy of non recognition and calls for restoring Baltic self determination as emphasized by Senate and House actions and UN forums.
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Baltic States
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
United States
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Soviet Union
Congress
Baltic States independence drive gains Western support
The Americans for Congressional Action to Free the Baltic States formed years ago with Richard Nixon on its honorary committee since 1967. The text notes many Baltic descendants in America and sympathizers with ending Soviet domination. It cites brutal occupation since 1940, hundreds of thousands displaced, and 30,000 Lithuanian freedom fighters killed 1940 to 1952. It calls for a new congressional resolution and UN action to seek Soviet withdrawal.
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Americans For Congressional Action
Baltic States
Richard M. Nixon
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
America
Soviet Union
The Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists daily and Sunday prices. It outlines in advance payable subscriptions by mail and city routes with annual and international rates.
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The
News Journal, Inc
Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Seem
Y Mail
U.S.A
Ted Lewis Birthday Party in Circleville Attended by Notables
Circleville celebrated Ted Lewis on his 80th birthday with about 300 guests at the Pickaway County Fairgrounds. Judge Fred B. Cramer and Judge William Ammer were hosts, joined by Columbus Mayor Maynard Sensenbrenner and others from Circleville and Columbus. The event marked Lewis’s 59th year in show business and featured Lewis’s return to the stage after a long journey from New York.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Circleville
Ted Lewis
Cramer
Friedman
Lewis
Theodore Friedman
Columbus
Pickaway County Fairgrounds
Pickaway County Common Pleas
William Ammer
William D. Radeliff
Ohio Supreme Court
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
New York
Cambodia renamed Kampuchea in Saigon documents
The South Vietnamese government declares Cambodia will be known as Kampuchea in all official Saigon materials. The piece traces Cambodia’s history from Khmer empire to Angkor Wat and mentions potential future discoveries if defoliation occurred. It also covers Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s Constellation "Bataan" being housed at Fort Rucker, with details of its history and interior restoration efforts led by Mrs. MacArthur and Col. Tony Story.
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New York
Cambodia
Kampuchea
Saigon
Burma
Preah Reach
Henri Mouhot
Angkor Wat
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Army Aviation School
Fort Rucker
Ala
MacArthur
Col
Tony Story
Lockheed
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
State Department
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
North Korea
Allied Powers
Col. Story
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H. L. Mencken
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Herbert Hoover
Marianne
Nebraska
Norbert Tiemann
David Lawrence
Baltie
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Red Army
Poland
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Hungary
Rumania
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Sol Riegel
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Tion
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