UN theater of ghost dancers and world politics
A columnist argues the United Nations shows democratic decay and urges moving the UN to Geneva. He criticizes PLO observer status, praises UNESCO while criticizing agencies, and warns of a communist反propaganda plot against Israel and Western democracies.
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Venus 9 and 10 triumph sparks views on Soviet tech
The Venus 9 and 10 missions showcase flawless landings on Venus and prompt questions about Soviet progress in computer use and missile tech. The piece weighs Soviet prowess against American Mars goals and cites a historic North Carolina name change revelation in a quotation from Acts 4:13.
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Pranked Awards Stir Legion and Journal Staff
A hidden misprint swap at American Legion Post 218 reverses the Coffey award winner. Bill Rathman prepared the honoree’s resolution, but colleagues read a different name at the Veterans Day luncheon. In The Journal, editor Paul Day is blindsided by a contrived advance story whose true winner is concealed until publication.
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the Journal
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Journal
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Day
George Bush and the CIA nomination in troubled times
Washington notes that George Bush faces a risky CIA directorship amid a climate of distrust toward the agency. Ford allies push him, but Senate scrutiny may block confirmation. Critics warn of political pressure on intelligence reporting during detente and upcoming elections.
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Ford
Bush
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Republican National Committee
Richard Nixon
Mr. Ford
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Home delivery and motor route options, including per copy, weekly, and monthly figures, plus annual mail pricing and advance payment terms.
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Ford's Shakeup Hurts Presidential Bid As Schlesinger Firing Roils Aid
The White House upheaval harms Ford's campaign for the Republican nomination. Schlesinger's firing angers conservatives and weakens the administration's credibility. Kissinger's outlook and Nixon era debates color the reaction as Rockefeller's role becomes marginal and Rumsfeld's influence rises.
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James Schlesinger
Nelson Rockefeller
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