Goldwaters Reply to Peking Summit Critics
William F Buckley Jr surveys Barry Goldwaters reassurance to conservatives about the Peking Summit. He notes liberal critics like Joseph Kraft and Stan Karnow dissents on Taiwan concessions and US withdrawal promises, argues Nixondownplay risks, and warns of broader implications for Taiwan and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Joseph Kraft
Shanghai
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United States
The Journal Masthead and Editorial Leadership
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor-General Manager and Dave Regan as Executive Editor with Elwood Richardson serving as Business Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor, outlining key newsroom leadership roles.
Senate curbs on executive secrecy over foreign pacts
The Senate unanimously approved a bill requiring the secretary of state to share any international agreement not a treaty with Congress within 60 days of signing. It would send secret pacts to the Foreign Relations and Foreign Affairs committees, amid arguments about executive leeway and democratic accountability. The case cites 1960 Ethiopia, 1963 Laos, 1964 and 1967 Thailand, and 1966 Korea agreements as examples of prior secrecy widening Congress-state rift.
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Laos
Thailand
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Which Hat Today Now Ralph Nader Tackles Elderly Issues
Ralph Nader shifts focus to aging concerns as he tackles numerous causes for the elderly, aiming to coordinate advocacy and policy efforts for better care and support.
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Ralph Nader
Elisha Prays For His Servant To See Truth
A brief biblical scene records Elisha asking God to open the eyes of his servant that he may perceive the surrounding spiritual reality. The moment frames faith and divine protection in a single verse.
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Elisha
Nixon shifts China policy amid Taiwan debate
John Roche argues President Nixon upholds the One China policy while accepting the mainland as sovereign. He notes liberals retreat from self determination for Taiwan and questions why dissents from figures like Buckley Kennedy and McGovern are absent on this issue.
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Taiwan
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Asia
Chou Enlai
United States
George McGovern
Americans For Democratic Action
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Mao
Chiang Kai-shek
India
Frontier
Peking
Taipei
Ashbrook Aims For Florida Primary Breakthrough
Ohio congressman John Ashbrook campaigns in Florida with Paul Bethel from the Citizens' Committee for a Free Cuba. He attacks Nixon’s debt, busing, and Cuba policy while highlighting Cuban-Americans in Dade County and urging a stronger Latin American security stance ahead of the Florida primary.
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Gold Coast
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Tallahassee
Taiwan
Miami-Dade County
Dade County
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South
Castro
Miami
Voting Is Not Enough Letters to the Editor
In a call to civic action Kenneth L. Neal urges citizens to back good government through campaign funding and grassroots effort. He argues voting is only part of democracy and says donations and labor can shape campaigns and policy. Neal signs from Trenton.
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Taiwan
Indochina
Korea
Europe
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Nixon
Army
Navy
Moscow
Goldwater
America
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Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Note
Publication details for the News Journal in Middletown Ohio include pricing by copy and delivery type. Rates cover daily, Sunday and weekly options, motor route installments, mail plans, service charges, advance payment terms, and nationwide outside-USA pricing. Founded 1857.
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Gross Hypocrisy In High Places
Letter to the editor urging officials to end what the writer calls gross hypocrisy in government. The author argues for referendums on high level appointments and forced busing, condemning wars and racial balancing as undemocratic without public vote. Arthur Follmer and W Chester LeSourdsville Road Hamilton are named.
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