Okinawa Reverts to Japan Under Security Treaty
Okinawa returns to Japanese control after decades of American administration. Under the U S Japan security treaty 100 U S military installations will require Japanese government approval to store nuclear warheads or stage combat actions. Local economy and society face adjustment as Okinawans take greater self rule. Lt Gen James H Lampert says a period of history begun in war ends in peace.
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U.S
James H. Lampert
Little Black Sambo debate rekindled in Britain
The controversy over Little Black Sambo returns as Britons discuss Teachers Against Racism protests and Billie Jean King remarks on winning. Letters to the Times weigh danger and nostalgia with accusations of racism, while hopes linger that the book remains child friendly. The closing note cites Luke 24:34.
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Teachers Against Racism
Billie Jean King
Billie Jean
Robin Hood
Times of London
Churchill comments on new Asia struggle and Western stance
British MP Winston Churchill spoke at Westminister College in Fulton Missouri, arguing Asia faces a new struggle amid Soviet expansion. He warned the United States risks being seen as yesterday’s enemy and urged Western China cooperation to avoid conflict. Soviet spokesmen said improved Soviet American ties depend on mutual concessions and continued disarmament agreements.
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Westminister College
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Middle East
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Egypt
India
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Nixon
Mao ‘Tse-tiing
Moscow
Alexander Doruzhinin
Nort America
Mail order blues and school notes spark parental debate
A woman battles a mailed clothing order and a defective uniform while a school meeting probes how parents get information from their children. Participants criticize reports kids bring home and discuss trust in school communications.
Jesus Like Hitler? A Letter Warns Against Moral Decline
A reader defends restoring decency and Christian values amid perceived school and church permissiveness. The letter questions accusations of Hitler tactics and praises Joe Lewis and Grace Baptist teens for striving to witness and improve society. The writer cites Jesus’ temple action and urges active concern, not apathy.
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Joe Levis
Grace Baptist
Hitler
Jesus
Temple
Joe Lewis
Representative Armbruster Missing From Middletown Coverage
Letter writer accuses The Journal of omitting that State Rep. David E. Armbruster attended governor events in Middletown promoting public service jobs to cut welfare caseloads. Armbruster is praised for voting and attendance, urging fuller coverage so district residents stay informed.
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Middletown
Jack Hansen
Gilligan
David E. Armbruster
Armbruster
Linda R. Letourneau
Onvaha St
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal subscription rates list daily and Sunday prices for Middletown Ohio, with motor route and mail options, weekly and yearly terms, and service charges. Rates include 25 cents for Sunday delivery, 47 dollars for weekly motor route, and 20 dollars per year by mail within trading area, 38 outside. The paper notes annual renewal and payment terms.
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Middletown
Tome Delvery
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McGovern tax plan analyzed as harming middle class
The piece argues McGovern would fund a universal income grant by taxing those above a break-even $12 000 to $20 000 family income, projecting $43.1 billion funded by upper earners and warning the plan would shift burdens downward, harming the middle class. It casts McGovern as elitist and anti middle class.
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George McGovern
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Lindsay
New York
South Dakota
Amish School Decision Opens Door to Broad Religious Freethinking
The Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling that Wisconsin cannot require Amish children to attend school beyond eighth grade challenges freedom of religion under the First Amendment. The opinion suggests a risky expansion of religious conscience claims with potential repercussions across other faith groups and state powers.
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