Nixon should stay in office despite concerns over leadership
Columnist argues Nixon deserves remaining years if crimes are unproven and warns against a swift move toward a banana republic style impeachment. Cites Albert Eastland Maddox and media influence as shaping a possible succession while urging restraint and constitutional process.
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Pension reform bills aim for minimal government in private plans
Congress moves toward standards for private pension funds covering 30 million workers. A Senate backed bill and House measures seek solvency safeguards and a federally backed insurance program while preserving private administration and avoiding heavy federal intrusion.
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United Nations cease fire observers may lead to peacekeeping force
The piece argues that sending UN observers to the Middle East could lead to a UN peacekeeping force and calls on the USSR to pay its share, noting past refusals over Congo, the Middle East, and Cyprus and urging Soviet support for funding this time. It cites Egypt and Soviet backing and references biblical verse as closing sentiment.
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Middle East
U.N
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Congo
Cyprus
General Assembly
Security Council
Kohoutek the Comet Promises Odd Days Ahead
Local column forecasts strange events tied to Kohoutek the comet, predicting comet sales and themed ads. It jokes about California followers, new mothers naming children Kohoutek, and a rock song titled Kohoutek Is a Gas. The writer notes inevitable media frenzy and odd social behavior.
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California
Kohoutek
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates 1957
The Middletown Journal lists daily news pricing including 5c weekday copies and 25c Sundays. Home delivery by carrier costs 80c weekly, 3.47 yearly by installments, or 3.20 in quarterly periods, plus a 15 monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions vary by area at 30 or 38 dollars yearly, all prepaid.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Oil and the uses of blackmail in Western diplomacy
Buckley argues the Midwest bears oil embargo pain and questions Western Europe’s loyalty. He says the United States needs allies for investments, trade, and a nuclear umbrella, warns Arab pressure risks overreach, and proposes harsher sanctions if needed to protect Israel.
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Willy Brandt
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Letters to the Editor on Butler County voting system doubts
Readers criticize the Coyle machine and computer ballot counting amid concerns over ballot loss, miscount, safeguards, and voter confidence. They urge returning to a reliable method and argue for more civic responsibility in voting.
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Coyle
Don Easterly
Adria Court
Heaven
Hell
Dick Farnsworth
Garfield St
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