Kalmbach plea may trigger Nixon's final act
Nixon faces a pivotal moment as Herbert Kalmbach reveals a secret six million dollar campaign fund and illicit post selling. Haldeman oversaw cash collection, testing Nixon's knowledge of era corruption. The piece argues resignation may be necessary for the country’s sake amid impeachment pressures.
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H.R. Haldeman
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Richard Nixon
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No God given right to hear
A columnist argues against a God given right to abundant energy and protection from want. The piece links energy limits to government constraints and cites Watergate era figures like Nixon and Haldeman, noting tapes, oaths, and the grand jury findings while questioning truth versus testimony. The dialogue on tapes and justice emphasizes accountability in Washington.
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Richard Nixon
Haldeman
John
Girl Scout Week Celebrates 62 Years Of Service
The Girl Scouts of the U S A mark their 62nd anniversary during Girl Scout Week March 10 to 16. Since 1912 the organization promotes character service and patriotism with programs in conservation and drug abuse prevention, urging adults to become leaders to guide tomorrow’s youth.
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Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Girl Scouting
Get into stamp act letter urges postal reform
A letter to Sen. Henry Jackson criticizes rising postal costs and service delays, urging Congress to reform the mail system. It contrasts postage and fuel prices and ends with a call to action in the spirit of 1776. The page also commends The Journal for coverage of a community film project and thanks organizers and supporters.
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Henry Jackson
U.S
Jackson
California
Ohio
Colonial Theater
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Middletown
Glenn Greenham
Barbara Hoffman
Steve Gilbert
William Browning
Lee Bland
David Francis
William Arthur
Charles Beck
Nellie Zuiderhoek
Death of artist Herbert Fall in Madison Township
Middletown diary records the burial of artist Herbert W. Fall in Madison Township near Elk Creek Miltonville. He grew up on Fall farmland, attended Fall's School, and studied at the Chicago Art Institute and the Art Academy of Cincinnati. He exhibited from early 1900s to 1973.
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Elk Creek
Miltonville
Christian Fall
Miami Country
Howe and
Eck Roads
Madison Township
Fall’s School
Westwinds
Fall
Old Madison Township
Palmers
Madison
Farmer’s Institute At
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Middletown Public Library
Chicago Art Institute
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Art Academy of Cincinnati
Duveneck, Meakin
Middletown artist Herbert Fall and his historic paintings
Dennis The Menace Hopkins and Wessel profile Herbert Fall a noted Middletown painter whose hundreds of historical scenes from 1776 to 1940 were commissioned and hang nationwide. The piece urges local preservation within a bi centennial program and civic center plans to display the works.
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Old Middletown
Herbert Fall
Fall
Middletown
Middletown Historical Society
Cincinnati
Historical Society
Art Museum
Lock-Tender
Ohio
New Civic Center
Old City
New City Building
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