Carter Returns From London Summit With Cautious Optimism
The report highlights President Carter's London summit experience as a learning phase. It notes the era of isolated leadership is over, with rapid air travel and global trade shaping modern diplomacy. Fidel Castro is described as calculating in advancing favorable proposals to capitalize on international moves.
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Carter
London
Japan
United States
Uncle Sam
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
Atlantic
Marianne Wilson Remembered for Cheer and Civic Dedication
Marianne Wilson died at age 45 leaving a legacy of cheer and selfless service. Friends and community leaders recalled her bright smile, uplifting presence, and extensive civic contributions despite facing illness. Rev. Walter Weber spoke at memorials noting she ministered to others even as she depended on faith.
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Marianne Wilson
Walter Weber
Marianne
Carter Summit Headlines Shape His Foreign Policy Image
The London summit headlines boost Jimmy Carter abroad and at home, reinforcing a view that Congress should not override his foreign policy. Criticism centers on Greek lobbying blocking Turkey embargo talks and Israeli lobbying limiting third party arms sales. The State Department calls the summit a general success for liberalized trade and confidence among industrial nations, with Carter gaining credibility.
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Carter
Congress
John Brademas
D-Ind
Mark Clifford
Cyprus
Clifford
Turkey
Israel
London
Jimmy Carter
George Meany
Department of State
Middletown Diary reveals Harding Jones Paper legacy in Excello mill
A letter from R. E. Harding connects Middletown's Harding Jones Paper Mill to England's paper trade. The piece recounts founder A. E. Harding and the Excello mill's historical district status, family ownership, early power from the canal lock, and later Edison power. The story notes Excello's renowned watermarked papers and archival records housed by curator Mrs. T. E. Jones Jr.
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Bettie Arthur
Middletown
Harding Jones Paper Co
Kle. Harding
Richard
Harding
Harding-Jones
Excello
Main Street
Old England
Harding- Jones
Ohio Historical Site
National Park Service
Great Harding
T.E. Jones Jr
A E. Harding
Shotter Mill
Surrey
U.S
New York
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Erwin Brothers
Sorg Paper Co
Erwin
Jones
Excello Canal
America
Thomas A. Edison
Middletown Subscriptions and Rates Overview
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists Middletown Ohio addresses and subscription options. It details home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and Sunday rates, calendar month and four week periods, and mail rates for U.S. and international addresses, all payable in advance. It notes the paper was founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
USA
Letters to the Editor on amateur radio as more than a hobby
A reader argues amateur radio is a life guiding activity essential to community service and emergencies, not a hobby. The letter contrasts it with charity groups and cites lifesaving calls, then criticizes Medicare or Medicaid delays and access.
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Shriners
Glen Jessup
Dial Radio Club
Kristine Lane Franklin
Letters to the Editor guidelines for The Journal
Editorial policy outlines required name and address for publication, a limit of one letter every 30 days, inclusion of a phone number for authentication, and possible edits or shortening. Poetic content is disallowed and letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor in care of The Journal.
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Oakie Sallie
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Tracker Dean
Henry Perry North
Perry
Wal
Lowe Miracle
Greeneville
State
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