Goldwater's Warning Echoed in Reagan Panama Policy Debate
The piece contrasts Barry Goldwater's 1962 stance against panamanian control and anti colonialism with Ronald Reagan's stand up for America foreign tone. It argues Goldwater foresaw Africa and U.N. politics and contends Reagan adopts his father's prudent positions while facing criticism from Goldwater.
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Surveillance rules still allow domestic tracking by defense memo
Senate Intelligence Committee staff say surveillance of American civilians by the Defense Department has shrunk but remains allowed under current rules. The report notes infiltrations of political activist groups near naval bases and U.S. installations abroad to monitor demonstrations that could disrupt ship deployments, arguing for tightened limits while warning against hampering intelligence.
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Peanut shells and politics in a voter’s mind
A fragmented dialogue shows a voter debating Carter style and substance. The exchange questions the link between style and political aims while pressing for clear positions on defense budget gun control and foreign relations.
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Dennis the Menace quotes on presidential vibes
The dialogue features Dennis noting public figures Carter Nixon and McGovern, debating whether evaluations should rely on feelings or facts. The exchange centers on who gives "good vibrations" and humorously questions if brain or stomach should drive choosing a president. Carter is praised as a potential great president.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Note
The Journal published daily outlines subscription prices for newsstands carriers motor routes and mail. Rates include 25 cents daily on weekdays 72 cents for Monday through Saturday 23 cents for Sunday or 95 cents per week, with monthly and yearly mail options listed.
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Sun Belt challenge reshapes American politics and economy
The Sun Belt surge reshapes party power as population and capital flow southward. Growth, lower unionization, and aging retirement hubs drive migration, boosting education and income levels while threatening Northern industrial decline and long term political realignments.
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Pain is All in the Mind Says Philosopher Downs
A column on pain perception cites Downs and a scientist’s view that pain is a brain interpretation. It details theories from electroanesthesia and a Mass General “Pain Box” device to scramble pain signals, noting historical and international experiments and the idea that pain is an idea the brain can learn to ignore.
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