Cambodians Sentenced to a Deadly Walk
A political column denounces Khmer Rouge actions in Cambodia, arguing that millions are being displaced and face death as genocide. It contrasts totalitarian brutality with antiwar rhetoric and calls on U S leaders to raise alarm, urging attention from ONeill Fonda and Hayden.
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Ford ordered naval action to free captured ship crew
The United States faced ongoing slights and weak responses until President Ford used military force to reclaim an American merchant ship in the Gulf of Siam. The mission succeeded with casualties, yet the nation affirms principled sacrifice and enduring resolve.
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Dr John Withrow resigns from Cincinnati Board of Education
Middletown Diary details Dr John Withrow age near 70 resigning after 20 years on the Cincinnati Board of Education. A physician and former Miami University trustee and president, Withrow’s career spans Middletown schooling, teaching in Indiana and Ohio, and medical training at the Medical College of Ohio.
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Love Research Spoof At Harvard Provokes Laughter
Copley News Service humorist John Sinor jokes about love and science as Harvard studies receive a $121,600 NSF grant. He quips poets should keep the topic, notes how lovers delay calls, and satirically laments funding for romance research.
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Harvard University
National Science Foundation
Terminology debate on religion and Christianity in editor letter
A reader responds to a May 12 letter, arguing terminology is flawed and warns against condemning all churches. They stress varied beliefs within religion, caution about slandering clergy, acknowledge abortion tax funding, and claim God watches over His workers. Public tone stresses free speech and vigilance against wolves in shepherds.
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