Jerry Brown’s paradoxical presidential bid in Maryland
California Governor Jerry Brown spoke with reporters in Baltimore expressing a nonexaggerated, anti-program stance. He argues for limits on government and asks voters to consider what they really want and can afford, while critics warn of a stand still approach amid his growing national profile.
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Jerry Brown
Jerry
Elie
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Jimmy Carter
Maryland
Viet elections in Saigon a rigid plebiscite under one party
The recent South Vietnamese polls were calm and orderly but lacked choice as the Communist leadership, since taking power a year ago, put forward candidates without opposition. The turnout boasted as enthusiastic by Saigon radio, yet the process was a rigged step toward unification under a Communist government.
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South Vietnam
National Assembly
National Liberation Front
North
Saigon Radio
Hanoi
Taking a 50-50 chance in dog shelter purchases
Mrs. JoAnn Watson recounts buying a puppy from Trenton Animal Shelter who contracted distemper shortly after adoption. She argues for better age verification and pre purchase vaccines, noting Florida requires shots and urging qualified staff at dog pounds.
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Benji
Florida
Bradenton
Ten Animal Shelter
JoAnn Watson
Union Road
Franklin
John Roche on Soviet gunboat diplomacy and U.S. defense posture
The piece argues the arms race debate over American defense is inconclusive. It contrasts Soviet naval strategy with U S carrier dominance, questions reliance on large carriers, and suggests a shift toward land based air and smaller craft. It cites Taft's defense white paper and urges informed debate.
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Christian Science Monitor
Ronald Reagan
Moscow
Sen
Robert Taft
Defense
Second thoughts on growth and abundance in world future
George F. Will critiques limits of growth theories and optimistic forecasts. He cites the Club of Rome shift toward growth with poor nations and Hudson Institute projections of abundance by 2176. He notes uncertainty, historical context of growth, and food production inefficiencies as ongoing risks.
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Washington
Club of Rome
Club of
Rome
Club
Hudson Institute
Hudson
Macrae
Free exam offered by Miami Valley Humane Association
The Humane Association of Miami Valley in Trenton announces a free veterinary examination with any shelter dog or cat purchase at participating Butler and Warren counties vets. Examinations must occur within 48 hours. if within 21 days a disease is suspected the owner can return for refund or a new dog, extended to 60 days if the vet notes incubation.
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Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Trenton
Watsons
Butler
Warren
Humane Association
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Details cover home delivery by carrier or motor route, single copies, and mail rates within and outside the United States with advance payment required.
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