Tom Braden on Nixon Kissinger clash over crisis rhetoric
The piece contrasts Kissinger and Nixon tones on the Middle East crisis and U S Soviet behavior. It warns that boastful rhetoric risks detente and fuels domestic and international tensions while noting press attacks and network coverage. Brezhnev's awareness and US power are highlighted as central concerns.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Nixon
Kissinger
Brezhnev
Walter Cronkite
Nixon press conference a televised clash of foes
The writer portrays Nixon's press conference as a strategic duel aimed at showing control while provoking a hostile White House press corps. It analyzes the divide and conquer tactic, media reactions from Reston to Times, and questions the impact on public trust as Americans view politicians as liars more than journalists.
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Washington Press Corps
White House
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John Mitchell
Lion’s den
Afl-Cio
Ohio constitutional amendments on four ballots proposed for next Tuesday
Saturday, November 3 1973 previews four proposed Ohio constitutional amendments and the recommended votes. Issue One would tax farm land at its agricultural value to support farming. Issue Two would remove the 3000 personal exemption cap. Issue Three would reorganize trial courts and allow pay raises for municipal judges. Issue Four would provide a veteran and military service bonus up to 500 with options for education or job training financed from general revenue.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Courts
General Revenue Fund
Chilean transformation shows a genuine counter revolution
Jeffrey Hart analyzes Chile's post Allende shift highlighting the gremialist movement led by Jaime Guzman. He describes middle class gremios as independent pressure groups shaping policy and resisting state control, potentially exporting influence to the United States while the regime dismantles Marxist networks and restores property to owners to attract investment.
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Chile
Jaime Guzman
Catholic University
Santiago
Gremio
Physicians
United States
Old Elk Creek memories revive on a Florida visit
Two travelers from Florida search for their parents' graves near Jacksonburg along Elk Creek and recall pre Civil War mills, coffin factories, and local families. The diary notes the haunted old house, a coffin factory once run by Thomas Wilson and Charles Miller, and a woolen mill run by Steiner.
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Jacksonburg
Florida
Elk Creek
Miami
Wilson & Miller
Gratis Pike
Thomas Wilson
Middletown
Charles Miller
William H. Venable
Coffin
Steiner
Tennessee
Madison Township
Bamboo Harris
Miltonville
West Elkton
Henry Bennett
Bennett
Leslie
Mendenhall
Gifford
Oglesby
Rezin
Schenck
Smith
Rush
Kelley
Long
Breford
Kennel
Walters
Hirsh
Snider
Kemp
Newman
Jackson Rush
Samuel Shafer
Benjamin Margerum
Andrew Dine
George
Daniel Bultz
Torbetts, Mattocks and
Weinlands
Richmond
Canada
Freedom
Weaver
Stoke
Cox
Craig
Withrow
Wolverton
Phares
Mack
Graft
Britenbacker
Nunnamaker
Jarett
Marks
Kumler
Thomas
Harris
Joel Martin
George Dickey
Mr. Gunckel
Jacob Snyder
Journal subscription rates and delivery options
The Journal lists daily Middletown Ohio subscriptions and rates for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, mail options, service charge, and advance payment terms. Pricing shows weekly, monthly, yearly options with regional variations and a note of origin dating to 1657.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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