Ford posters Castro as outlaw amid detente critique
The piece argues President Ford holds advantages over Reagan in the GOP race due to market gains and publicity. It questions Kissinger's policy toward Castro, the Panama Canal, and detente, contrasting U S and Soviet military strength and suggesting U S policy undermines regional balance and security.
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Tipsters and FBI Oversight Stir Caution in 1970s Debates
The piece notes Director Clarence Kelley cites a 64 percent drop in domestic intelligence probes since 1973 and questions a proposed congressional oversight panel. It warns such a committee could leak secrets and chill volunteer tips, the lifeblood of FBI investigations, amid ongoing leaks.
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Boston Evacuated as British Army Plans Withdrawal in 1776
In March 15 1776 historical note, British forces prepared to leave Boston while Gen Washington deployed 500 troops to enter the city, maintain order, and guard stores. A religious quotation from Acts 2 33 TEV is cited as a contextual reflection.
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Mark My Words by Jim Fiebig confronts fame and self doubt
In a candid column Jim Fiebig recalls years of hard work and frustration in publishing. He dismisses fame chasing as chicken feed while noting his envy for James Salamites whose 69 Buick incident and upcoming 40 city tour could net him $75,000 and a book deal. He mocks public curiosities at fairs contrasting a president’s wreck with sensational attractions.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route, plus Sunday and daily copies. It also covers mail subscription costs within the U.S. and internationally, and notes advance payment requirements.
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Florida primary chaos and pundit miscalls in 1976
A columnist recalls voting after a seminar as CBS and NYT polls misfire on Florida results. Carter leads then trails. Wallace and Jackson shift positions while Udall is mischaracterized. The piece questions poll accuracy and notes Reagan and Ford contrasts and Carter’s persistent challenge.
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Justice Stewart compared to Pete Rose bold jurist of the Court
George F. Will lauds Justice Potter Stewart as a standout jurist akin to the baseball star. He notes the Supreme Court's 1968 1972 shifts on private property rights and First Amendment picketing in shopping centers, culminating in 1976 with Stewart’s majority stance against the 1968 ruling.
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