Terrorism fears and the Khartoum tragedy reverberate
The Khartoum deaths sharpen anxiety over global terrorism. The piece argues that militant groups like Black September escape strong policing, notes the Munich massacre's impact, discusses hostage politics, and warns that US aid to refugees ties into this volatile fight without a clear remedy or revenge.
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Salute to our Girl Scouts Week Message
The piece honors Girl Scouting during National Girl Scout Week March 11 17 noting Scouts engage in community service and tutoring. It cites the GSA as a large national group with four million girls and 670000 leaders since 1912 and highlights its mission of character service and patriotism. It ends with a biblical verse from Luke 418 19 RSV.
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Indiana Time Talk At City Commission Caucus
An Indiana time zone query sparked a lively exchange at a city commission caucus as Manny Garlikov proposed buying the old Barklew factory on Columbia Avenue. After discussion the group agreed to meet Friday morning, noting Indiana is not an hour behind Ohio now.
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Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, mail rates, payment terms, and a monthly service charge. It outlines per copy stand prices, weekly and yearly totals, and international rates, with the paper founded in 1837.
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Spine-tingling POW testaments from freed captives
A nameless source reports high morale among North Vietnamese POWs, with enduring patriotism and loyalty despite pre-1969 abuse and later improvements. The piece notes political tensions at home and predicts many veterans will stay in the military, while cautioning against dissident memoirs and liberal criticism.
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Princeton voting trends show shifts in faculty and student views
Jeffrey Hart surveys Princeton polls across decades, noting how faculty and student voting diverged or aligned. Key moments include Hoover leads in 1928, 1932, 1936. Dewey support in 1948. a 1952 youth-Republican surge amid liberal faculty. 1960 Nixon edges students while Kennedy wins faculty. 1968 faculty swing to Humphrey amid student split. 1972 faculty support for McGovern ends polling.
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