Unfinished business on B1 bomber and Alaskan oil
The piece argues the B1 bomber is an ongoing strategic issue amid fears of nuclear war, while Alaska North Slope oil raises a trade mechanics question. It proposes a barter of Alaskan oil to Japan in exchange for Persian Gulf oil, to minimize transport costs and protect U.S. security and balance of trade.
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Montedison Company
Italy
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America
Washington
Arabia
Talks with Hanoi signal first U.S. Vietnam talks since war end
U.S. and Vietnam plan to hold initial discussions soon to address missing in action and undetermined deaths. Experts say 699 MIAs require field investigations in Vietnam, with teams likely sent on site. Agreement on investigations could unlock UN membership and trade, but public opinion may overturn earlier Paris truce pledges. A Rochester note from November 9, 1776 is cited about salt supplies.
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Toxic Substances Act Spurs New Federal Chemical Rules
The 94th Congress passed a toxic substances control bill signed by President Ford, creating a framework to regulate industrial chemicals with required premarket testing. The act excludes foods drugs and pesticides and aims to curb harmful chemicals to protect public health amid ongoing scientific debate on carcinogens.
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EPA
National Cancer Institute
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World Health Organization
World War II debate stirs as Dole faces criticism
Jeffrey Hart argues the WWII debate is not closed and offers autobiographical and strategic observations. He recalls prewar public opinion, the Treasury driven propaganda, and bond campaigns, noting sentiment shifted to focus on Japan after Pearl Harbor. He compares Nazis and Soviets, suggesting intervention shaped Europe and permits Dole his mixed feelings.
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Dole
U.S
Sen. Dole
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Yale
John Morton Blum
Treasury Department
Peter Odegard
Amherst College
Department
Blum
Henry Morgenthau
Japan
Germany
Archibald Macleish
Pacific
Stalin
Red Army
Elbe
Europe
East Europe
Hitler as a radically free man and modern tyranny study
Washington essay reviews the appeal of Hitler biographies and the evolving field of Hitlerology. It traces postwar book phases from demonized to deeply loathing portrayals, argues Hitler merged personal vanity with societal vulnerability, and notes Toland’s claim that Hitler was perhaps the greatest mover of the 20th century.
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Hitler
John Toland
al Capone
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Golo Mann
William Shirer
Luther
Toland
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists post office and home delivery rates for weekdays and Sunday editions. Subscriptions by carrier motor route and mail are outlined with annual and four-week period pricing, with rates for U.S. and non U.S. addresses and payment in advance.
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