KGB Eyes New Computer-Run Surveillance Network
A view contrasts CIA FBI snooping with KGB reach in the Soviet Union where Intourist and the travel system monitor foreigners. It notes IBM and other U.S. companies seeking licenses to supply hotel reservation computers that could also track travelers and spy data.
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CIA
Soviet Union
FBI
KGB
Hertz and
Avis
Moscow
Union
Soviet Intourist Bureau
Intourist
Thomas Cook
American Express Co
IBM
Department of Commerce
Ussr
Americans For Freedom
U.N
U.S
Russia
Judge Muir Refuses Quinlan Disconnection of Life Support
Judge Robert Muir Jr rules against disconnecting Karen Ann Quinlan from a respirator, asserting the law cannot condone deliberate life termination. The Quinlans plan to appeal as courts may wrestle with similar life and death questions for years amid medical advances and moral debate.
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Robert Muir Jr
Karen Ann Quinlan
Quinlans
Karen Ann Quinlans
Muir
Miss Quinlan
Buycentennial backlash fuels critique of patriotic merchandise
Critics liken Bicentennial goods to a long tradition of American trading zeal. They cite 1832 observer Frances Trollope noting Americans’ industry in speculation and enterprise, arguing the drive to profit from patriotism is an enduring American trait. Enoch walked with God.
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Philadelphia
Frances Trollope
Lawmaker Pushes Bigger Warnings on Cigarette Packs
Rep Robert Drinan proposes a stronger cigarette warning as a remedy for smoking risks. The column mocks Jesuit logic and foresees warnings growing in size and severity, imagining a future where brands carry threats like Cancer and Heart Attack.
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Jim Fiebig
Robert Drinan
Dmass
Middletown News Journal subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists home delivery and motor route rates for weekdays and Sunday editions. Subscriptions by mail in the U S are $38 per year in the U S A and $46 outside. all motor route and mail subscriptions are payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
McGovern’s 1,000 gift plan and the 1976 race debate
George F. Will recalls McGovern in Ames in 1972 proposing a $1,000 universal gift. The plan sparked criticism over costs and specifics, revealing debates over wealth distribution and budget figures as campaigns move toward the 1976 nomination.
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Ames
McGovern
Judge should be responsible for juvenile dilemmas
A letter to the editor argues that while schools police and parents strive to help troubled youths the ultimate authority and responsibility for juvenile cases rests with the Juvenile Court. The writer, a former probation officer, references a Nov 10 article about a 13 year old girl who spent a night at the Middletown police lieutenants office due to lack of facilities.
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Middletown
Butler County
Journal Story
Juvenile Court
Judge Black's 1972 Ruling Shuts Unruly Juvenile Hearings
In Butler County Ohio the Juvenile Court stopped hearing unruly cases in 1972 under Judge David Black, shifting duties to the Youth Service Bureau. Faced with shrinking federal funds and tax levy defeats, officials debated county funding, staffing, and possible reassignments to handle juvenile issues while noting the impact on crime prevention and court loads.
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Court of Common Pleas
Division of Domestic Relations
Welfare Department
David Black
Youth Service Bureau
Black
Ohio Youth Commission
Butler County
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God
Genesis
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Iowa
Theodore White
Hubert Humphrey
California
Frank Mankiewicz
Humphrey
Dennis the Menace
YSB
New City
Hamilton
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Miami Valley Chautauqua Association
Eric von Klinger
Great
Miami River
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