Carter lifts travel bans on Cuba Vietnam North Korea
The piece argues President Carter's move to lift travel restrictions signals more than easing bureaucratic hurdles. It cautions the action could hint at restoring diplomacy with hostile states, risking repeating detente errors and pushing a pro Communist agenda.
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Loch Ness Monster Theory Prompts Global Media Scrutiny
New Times, a leading foreign affairs weekly, cites Russian claims to refute Nessie as a British government plot to mask UK unemployment and inflation. The piece questions Soviet productivity boasts while noting global media intrigue amid Britain’s labor turmoil and Soviet calm.
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Henry Ford
New Times
Scotland
United Kingdom
Britain
Soviet Union
Lake Baikal
Moss CIA funding accusations spark wide reporting and debate
A column traces a US Guardian attack and a British smear campaign against Robert Moss over a Chile book. It notes assertions of CIA DGI and KGB involvement, deportation of Philip Agee, and links to Letelier’s 1976 murder, while urging caution amid disinformation claims.
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Margaret Thatcher
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William Hayter
Robert Thompson
Lord Gladwyn
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Merlyn Rees
England
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Scotland
Evans
Novak
Historic South Main described as Middletown's vital street
A feature on Middletown's historic South Main traces early settlement from 1791 1796 with Daniel Doty and Arthur Jefferson to Stephen Vail in 1800, and discusses a planned National Register listing a proposed historic center at 201 S Main and Second. The story notes local efforts by PRISM the South Main Street council and the Middletown Historical Society to preserve the past and attract tourism.
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Daniel Doty
Great Miami
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Stephen Vail
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Barnitz Bank
Department of Planning and Community Development
David A. Clark
Linda Wieneke
Jack Howard
PRISM
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Rechores
J. Kenneth Billman
National Register of Historic Places
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Dr. George Lummis
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Letter to the Editor Argues for strong anti-Soviet stance and moral foreign policy
The writer criticizes the Feb 26 Journal editorial arguing the US must push human rights against the Soviets and reject pragmatism. He contends detente is a Western illusion, urges an offensive posture, and cites Soviet support to insurgencies and loans from American banks as failures of current policy. He insists liberty and faith must guide policy over fear of nuclear war.
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Rhodesia
Patrick Henry
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