Destruction of the office of the presidency
An opinion piece argues the presidency is being weakened by distrust in Richard Nixon. The author contends the president’s conduct on Watergate and tapes erodes executive power, blaming Nixon for undermining public faith, not the press or courts. The piece surveys prior claims, denials, and calls for accountability.
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Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Richard Nixon
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United States
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Oil shortage debate linked to Israel not to blame
A columnist argues that Arab oil price rises reflect market forces and buyer power, not Israel alone. He dismisses allies withholding support as foolish, notes Arab producers act as rational capitalists, and claims Israel’s existence is only tangential to oil dynamics.
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Ibn Adam Smith
Faisal
National Association of Manufacturers
Jane
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Middletown election results show steady city leadership
Tom Blake and James Saunders win re election to the City Commission ensuring continued stable governance. In the school board race David Ballard and Arthur Beach secure the top seats with Ebie Banks losing a bid. Voters approve a four tenths mill mental health levy and Issue Five. Psalm verse closes the piece.
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James
Chappie) Saunders
Middletown
Board of Education
David Ballard
Miami University
Arthur Beach
Ebie Banks
Butler County
Let Voters Have Say on Ohio Pay Increases
Letters to the editor urge voter input on state official pay hikes. Dolores Howard asks voters to sign a petition at Ristance's Market in Blue Ball on Saturday noon to 4 pm, aiming to place the issue on May ballots and save taxpayers millions. The second letter defends consistency in reporting Oglesby and Barnitz bank history, correcting founder names and leadership chronology.
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Campus totalitarians suppress debate at Harvard Law Forum
Jeffrey Hart denounces campus left totalitarians who canceled a debate between Roy Innis and William Shockley at Harvard Law School. He argues fear of violence and ideological pressure curb free discourse and warns against normalization of such suppression across campuses.
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Hans Eysenck
London School of Economics
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Harvard
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily outlines subscription prices for weekdays and Sundays, home delivery and motor route options, mail rates, and payment terms. It notes a 1657 founding and is printed at Middletown, Ohio.
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