Kissinger under pressure over detente and policy critique
Critics argue Kissinger faces removal near an election but remains to avoid top disarray. They accuse detente of contradictions including trade with the USSR while warning Western governments about Communist participation. They urge a tougher stance and stronger NATO alliance instead of nuclear threats.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S.S.R
France
Italy
East
Europe
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Sonnenfeldt
Helsinki
Central” Europe
Spain
Portugal
Pravda
NATO
U.S
Humphrey’s rhetoric sparks debate on government role
The piece critiques Hubert Humphrey for not engaging in debates, labeling opponents of big government as racist, and promoting the Humphrey Hawkins bill. It argues the plan would push massive federal growth with costly public works aims, while public mood shifts against expanded government. It notes liberal candidates lose ground as campaigns unfold.
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Atlantic
Kissinger
Africa
State Department
South Africa
Hubert Humphrey
Hum Vv
Humphrey
Virginia
Minnesota
Humphrey-Hawkins
Public Service
United States
FCEC Considers Bathtub Safety Study Slips, Falls Debate
The Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission eyes a bathtub safety study after Money magazine notes slips and falls as the main bath accident. A private firm cost $142,000 for the study. Manufacturers’ reaction remains uncertain as taxpayers question the project.
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Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission
Money Magazine
John Roche on Portugal's shift to freedom and Communist failure
The author argues Portugal's recent election marks a move from dictatorship to freedom, countering Communist strength. He notes military resistance, Socialist unity, European backing, and Angola's crisis as turning points, urging Western aid to prove the free world’s solidarity.
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Portugal
Iberian Peninsula
Franco
Juan
Council of the Realm
Harold Wilson
Britain
Helmut Schmidt
German Federal Republic
Boris Ponomarev
European Economic Community
Common Market
Angola
Adm
Rosa Coutinho
MPLA
Lisbon
Army Studio Band Wows Middletown Students and Grownups
The Army Studio Band performed in Middletown to near full houses on Sunday night and Monday morning. Students flooded the stage after the 8:19 a.m. concert for autographs and questions, then cheered the band through encore performances.
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Chicago
Iowa
South Dakota
Cincinnati
Middletown High School
SWAT
David Wolpe
Indiana
Middletown
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal issued by News Journal Inc lists post office rates for Middletown Ohio. Home delivery by carrier costs 72 cents weekdays and 23 cents Sunday with motor routes 95 cents weekly. mail rates are 38 dollars per year in the USA and 46 dollars outside. Subscriptions payable in advance.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Letters to the Editor About Film Attacks and Local Cheers
A reader criticizes an AP film story on a Jerusalem shooting and Christ’s crucifixion, arguing Jesus as prophesied and alive through believers. Another letter thanks officials and Girl Scouts for a mall festival and flag ceremony, praising St John’s Church and Monroe High School.
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Sunday Journal
Jerusalem
Jesus
Matthew
Mark
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Heaven
Jesus Christ
Journal
Rudy Engelhardt
Carol Ernst
Betty Blair
Fla St. John's Church
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