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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1974

Page

4

Buckley Defends Internal Security Committee Initiative

William F Buckley Jr argues against abolishing the House Internal Security Committee. He criticizes Fr Drinan and President Nixon for opposing security measures, defends ongoing congressional oversight, and notes a half million dollar budget and the Symbionese Liberation Army study as examples of productive inquiry.

Internal Security Committee Leonard Bernstein Bolling House Committee Judiciary Committee Drinan Tom Charles Huston White House Miami Fr. Drinan Cambridge Congress House Committee On UN- American Activities

Rockefeller Passed Over For Treasury Post In Nixon White House

Washington insiders say President Nixon kept strong banker David Rockefeller at arm's length amid Treasury hopes. Gen. Haig urged Rockefeller to take the job, but he was not invited to discuss it and returned to New York. Treasury hopefuls George Shultz and William Simon clash with White House strategy as Rockefeller is sidelined.

Washington White House Nixon David Rockefeller Rockefeller Chase Manhattan Air Force One Alexander Haig Haig Middle East New York Walter J. Hickel Treasury George Shultz Shultz Washington Post H. R. Haldeman William Simon Simon Treasury Post

Effects of moral decay on society and faith

The piece argues that moral crisis and crime rise threaten the United States. It notes evangelists like Billy Graham and other preachers warn about decay while dismissing relativistic defenses. It warns that sustained erosion of core morals risks national survival.

Billy Graham United States Graham Jeremiah

Pakistan moves toward regional stability by recognizing Bangladesh

The article notes Pakistan’s announcement of recognizing Bangladesh as an independent nation as a major step toward normalizing relations in the region. It argues multiple independent states may reduce volatility after decades of conflict and warns instability could invite foreign intervention. It references broader peace prospects in the Indian Ocean sphere and cites a biblical quote.

Indian Subcontinent Pakistan Kashmir Bangladesh Indian Ocean India

Letters on abortion rights and social issues stir reader debate

Mrs. Robert Piersall of 2104 Hill Ave. argues abortion is a private matter between a woman and her doctor, challenges the Right to Life program, and condemns public shaming. She questions adoption statistics and calls for focus on the rights of older and handicapped children. She objects to streaking as a social issue and comments on safety and morality.

United States Ray Linville Robert Piersall Hill Ave

SEATO: A Dead Horse to Now Fall Quietly

The author argues SEATO, created by Dulles in Manila in 1954, is a failing alliance whose charter and small print justify limited U.S. intervention. He notes Vietnam involvement, uneven Asian contributions, and a constitutional reminder that war power rests with Congress, not the pact.

Washington Southeast Asian Treaty Organization SEATO Dulles Vietnam Thailand Philippines Cambodia Laos South Vietnam Senate Mike Mansfield Alexander Smith New Jersey Manila Pakistan U.S Congress Formosa Eisenhower Pescadores Wayne Morse Southeast Asia Tonkin Gulf United States

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

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The News Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

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