Remedy for dollar's ills starts in Washington
The piece argues that dollar stability hinges on U S policy in Washington not Geneva or Bonn. It cites inflation, energy costs, and Watergate as factors undermining credibility and urges full disclosure of the Watergate secrets to restore U S bargaining power in trade and money.
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Washington
White House
Middletown’s Growth Traced From Howe to WWII Era
A June 15 1940 feature compares Henry Howe’s 1840s Middletown description with the Ohio Guide profile. It highlights the city’s shift from canal fueled industry to a modern paper and tobacco center, noting mills, six paper plants, and a population rise from 9,000 in 1899 to 23,000 by 1920. It also cites state route location, riverfront power, and key firms like American Rolling Mill Co. and Cincinnati concerns.
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It's Israel's move now in Middle East peace
Tom Braden argues time is running out for peace as oil dependence heightens urgency. He cites 600000 Palestinian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon, urges a breakthrough with a generous refugee resettlement, and says Israel could bargain over Jerusalem access for stronger frontiers.
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Reform league wins but maps court reform in Massachusetts
John Roche writes that the League of Women Voters pushed to shrink Massachusetts’ lower house from 240 to 160, a ballot measure likely to pass but risking reduced representation. He notes partisan fragmentation, maps that favor incumbents, and potential ethnic balancing tricks by seasoned lawmakers, warning the League may regret the efficiency claim.
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Nixon Brezhnev Moscow Dinner Smoky Monologue Recalled
New Yorker Bob Considine recalls a smoky state dinner at Spaso House in Moscow 13 months earlier between Leonid Brezhnev and Richard Nixon. Brezhnev’s cigar smoke and a running joke about red flags framed a night of confiding chatter and a flat exchange about Red Square and the Kremlin.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Daily News Journal subscription details published for Middletown Ohio include rates for newsstand purchases and home delivery. It lists per copy pricing, Sunday and combined seven day plans, motor route options, installment payments, service charges, and annual mail rates inside and outside the trading area.
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