Kissinger Under Fire From A Rout of Critics
A foreign minister in a fictional Ruritania decries U.S. policy and Henry Kissinger. He argues critics have blamed Kissinger for failures while defending the late Vietnam era and detente, urging a tougher stance and strategic recalibration toward the Soviets, energy independence, and naval power.
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Ruritania
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Ford
Kissinger
America
Henry
Vietnam
A Kissinger
Lyndon Johnson
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
Harvard
White House
Somali
Rhodesia
Anama Canal
Moscow
Europe
Finland
Balkans
Sinai
Sadat
Brezhnev
Adriatic
Greece
NATO
Guantanamo
Cuba
Jerry Ford
Metternich
Talleyrand
France
Middies fall short in state final proud despite loss
The Middies reached the state finals and faced a heartbreaking defeat to Barberton's Magics. Coach Paul Walker urged pride in defeat as fans gave a roaring, heartfelt welcome back, boosting community pride for the season.
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Middies
Barberton
Paul Walker
Ford plan blocks tax rise while aiming to cut forms
The Ways and Means Committee rejects Ford's Social Security tax increase proposing no new legislation yet. Ford targets a 10 percent cut in public form numbers by July 1 while not addressing broader reforms to fund the system. The piece also notes the 965.25 maximum tax next year per worker and employer and recalls a Benjamin Franklin poem about military withdrawal.
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Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Social Security Trust Fund
Miracle medicine and money in medical care satire
Jim Fiebig mocks money concerns in medicine via Dr. Max Parrott AMA president quotes about doctors asking where it hurts and not about payment. The piece jokes about receptionists asking for payment and a patient’s fear of billing, then backs to praise modern care and a doctor’s assistant treating common illnesses.
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Max Parrott
American Medical Association
Parrott
AMA
Camping in With Kona the Wonder Dog and Mailman Warnings
John Sinor muses on comfortable camping and a playful dog Kona. He recalls a German study on mailman dog interactions and jokes about bites while noting the teachable bite-back methods and the cautionary wisdom to "Be nice to yourself."
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Kona the Wonder Dog
Kona
Germany
Seeing double on the TV tube in a world of reruns
A columnist laments parents and children alike preferring familiar reruns over educational programs on television. He cites CBS research showing 21 million viewers for first runs versus 131 million potential viewers, argues networks rely on repeats to survive, and notes the public’s desire for familiar comfort over new ideas.
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New York
Africa
Maude
Medical Center
Ruth Buzzi
Don Rickles
Jane
CBS
Robert Wood
Millon
Judy Garland
The Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options by newspaper stand, home delivery, motor route, and mail. It notes post office rates, weekly periods, and annual prices, with a history claim of being founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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