Kissinger and Japan Seen as Keystone of U.S. Far East
A historical take notes Japan's rising importance as U.S. presence shifts after Nixon and Kissinger's China opening. It argues Japan may become the sole remaining pillar if Asian policy and relations, including with Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, evolve as described.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
China
Mao
Kissinger
Japan
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Thailand
U.S
Phillipines
Far East
United States
Nixon
Asia
GOP urged to unite behind enduring principles for revival
The piece argues Republicans face a low public esteem era with polls showing small GOP self-identification and weak strength. It urges returning to core principles, stresses two party common goals, warns conservatives against third party moves, and notes rising conservatism and independents as a chance for GOP resurgence.
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Ford
GOP
Republican Party
Satirical take on a Silver Spring Lent bulletin sparks Liberal-Left critique
In a 1920s Mencken satire frame, the article ridicules a Church of Christ the King Lent bulletin from Silver Spring Maryland. It condemns the list of modern figures as liberal cult heroes and mocks the Boobus Americanus mindset in religious and cultural remarks.
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Mencken
Bookus
Sahara
American South
Sinclair Lewis
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
George F. Babbitt
Zenith
Babbitt
Mencken and Lewis
Church of Christ the King
Silver Spring
John J Dressel
Sailors In Keats
Mary, Gandhi
Moses
Dick Gregory
Mother Teresa
Cesar Chavez
Pope John
Dag Hammarskhold
Sic
Isaiah
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Nader
John the Baptist
Mother Seton
Gandhi
Dag
King
Gregory
Chavez
Nader
Mozart
the Virgin Mary
M.L. King
Yahoo
Philistine
UFW
Peking
Lewis
Dean drops lecture circuit over fee row and lies debate
The John Dean tour collapses after fee disputes and public scrutiny of pay. Dean blamed high lecture bureau commissions and questions about his earnings, while White House tapes urge truth telling amid ongoing Nixon era politics. Dean's withdrawal follows student protests over pay and the significance of misreported fees.
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New York
John Sirica
Ron Ziegler
John Dean
Nixon
Dean
Oval Office
White House
Sen
Sam Ervin
John
Hiss
Chambers
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail options. Rates cover weekdays and Sunday editions, with annual and calendar month terms and advance payment requirements.
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Residents want sewers but prefer local control in Warren County
Mrs. Stanley Henderson of Franklin asks Warren County leaders to block Middletown sewer lines into Towne East and Hunter, arguing east Warren County's growth warrants county-led expansion. She cites McAlpin's and Towne Mall as evidence of rising demand and invites Esco and JoAnn Fabric Shop to relocate, warning Middletown could seize revenue if unchecked.
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Middletown
City of
Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Warren County
Hunter
McAlpin
Esco
JoAnn Fabric
McAlpin's
Bachmann
Stanley Henderson
Robinson-Vail Road
Preserve the Right to Keep and Bear Arms in America
A letter by Kenneth L. Neal argues against gun control and defends the Second Amendment as foundational to liberty. He cites historical figures and calls readers to lobby senators and representatives to oppose any infringement on arms rights. Neal signs from 1517 Central Ave.
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Richard Nixon
New World Order
Kenneth L. Neal
Central Ave
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