Shift In Alignments Signal Long Term Global Reorder
The State Department report highlights a shifting world order driven by China and U.S. policy. It notes cooling U.S.-Soviet ties as Sino American rapprochement grows, suggesting a long term alignment change among Peking Moscow and Washington. The piece references Nixon's China visit and cautions over campaign finance disclosure.
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Nixon
China
Department of State
Rogers
Soviet Union
State Department
U.S
U.S.S.R
South Asia
Middle East
Indochina
United States
Peking
Moscow
Washington
Labor unions oppose Nixon politicking by media unions
A letter criticizes AFL-CIO leadership and figures like Alexander Barkan for funding efforts to defeat Nixon. The writer notes mixed union conduct, praising AFTRA and Writers Guild but condemning coercive political action, warning of moblike campaigning against individuals and citing law limits on management and tax-funded campaigning.
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Nixon
Afl-Cio
Alexander Barkan
Richard Nixon
George Meany
NABET
AFTRA
Writers Guild
Big Labor
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Publication Info
The Journal Published by News Journal Inc located at 5S Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042. Entered as second class mail matter. Subscription rates listed for daily Sunday and home delivery with motor route and mail options including prices and payment terms. Founded in 1857.
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Gary
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First
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Busing Problem Revisited by John Roche
Roche argues the busing debate shifted from education quality to racial politics after Florida visits by Wallace, Lindsay, and Gov. Askew. He supports integrating students from underfunded marginal schools, opposes funding by local taxes alone, and urges a major public education reorganization with federal surtax funding for equal opportunity.
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Florida
George Wallace
Party of Sanity
John Lindsay
Reubin
Forest Hills
N. Y
Boston
Cambridge
California Supreme Court
Entrapment and the Berrigans in Washington
A column considers entrapment in the Kissinger kidnapping plot case against the Berrigans. It contrasts a police entrapment scheme using provocative officers with the defense that officials induced criminal activity. The piece questions Douglas’s role, cites Sherman v United States, and weighs the defendants’ intent against FBI influence.
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Brothers Berrigan
Henry Kissing
Douglas
Berrigans
Draft Board
FBI
Supreme Court
U.S
Washington
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Boyd Douglas
J. Edgar Hoover
Reflections on flight and Sino American tensions
Bob Considine recounts a Tokyo flight experience with Japan Air Lines critiquing onboard English and humorous misstatements. He contrasts modern aircraft with political commentary on Taiwan and Quemoy, featuring a French Franciscan priest recounting persecution by Chinese Communists and warning against entangling with devils.
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Tokyo
Japan Air Lines
Taipei
Osaka
P.S
Church of the Sacred Heart of Mary
Quemoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Bernard Druette
Marseilles
France
Changsha
American Spy. Fantastic! the Secret Police
Nervous Breakdown Talk Prompts Staff Rebuttal
A syndicate claim of a mass nervous breakdown prompts a Journal rebuttal detailing a 25 question test to measure emotional stability. Staff members score several yes responses and the plan is dropped. The piece also notes the failed attempts to name a new column with options like Coifs from the Staff and Off the Coif and introduces Wavelengths starting tomorrow.
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Gang Way
Gals
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Father Berrigan
Bob Considine
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