Nixon Germ Warfare Renunciation Yet Stockpiles Remain
A year after President Nixon renounced germ warfare the United States still stores biological agents at Pine Bluff Arsenal Arkansas and maintains Fort Detrick Maryland facilities. Pentagon funding for defensive research remains the same and Geneva Protocol hearings are delayed. The editorial urges immediate implementation and Senate action to back the renunciation.
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United States
You
Nixon
U.S
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Fort Detrick
Pentagon
Senate
Children Return Home From Biafra After War
After the 30 month war, some 5000 exiled children return to Nigerian villages from refugee camps in Gabon and the Ivory Coast. More children will follow in coming weeks signaling hope for Nigeria’s reunification despite prior starvation and disease.
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Biafra
Nigeria
Lagos
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Letters to the Editor: Role Of Student Senate At MU Middletown
A Middletown Journal letter critiques campus reporting on KAOS suspension and says the Senate did not back KAOS but sought to verify rights. It notes the Senate failed to fund KAOS, defeated contract-break moves with the printer, and urged the Senate as mediator between KAOS and the university administration.
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The
Middletown Journal
KAOS
Miami University-Middletown
Communication Board
Student Senate
Senate
American Civil Liberties Union
United Reproductions, Inc
Randy Moorhead
Jean Terry
Frank Schiavone Jr
Steve Crooke
Dora Derrico
Clarence Wilkinson
Debbie Brown
Our
Sunday Journal
Dupps
Webster
Jack
Aeronca Boosts L-1011 Effort With Flaps and Vanes
Aeronca reports progress on the Lockheed L 1011 project noting long hours and hard work. The firm states it is responsible for building the flaps and vanes and regrets lack of coverage on the first flight.
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Aeronca
Lockheed
Why Is Government Office Sought Now
A reader asks why Levey seeks a Senate bid now and challenges his prior nonrun, suggesting he anticipated Powell’s strength and aimed to within-party split. The letter notes Lukens’ Washington influence and references Armbruster’s supporters and voting history.
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Levey
Senate
Mr. Armbruster
Nixon underestimated by critics over 1972 campaign plan
Washington analysis argues President Nixon will run on a proven record in 1972, not an alibi, and will broaden Senate support on foreign policy issues like ABM. The piece contends Nixon is more strategic and less erratic than some advisers fear, and warns against overestimating his restraint or replicating 1970 tactics.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
White House
GOP
Law and Order
Senator Fulbright
Senator Goldwater
United States
Fulbright
America
George Meany
Emanuel Cellar
Martin Luther King
Richard Nixon
Hitler
Stalin
Cambodia
Herman Kahn
The
Hudson Institute
Japan
Robert Guillain
le Monde
Tokyo
Double Standards Highlight Nixon Agnew Clash
William F Buckley Jr argues that American Liberals use double standards toward Nixon while conservatives face harsher scrutiny. He notes past leaders faced less backlash and urges the President to persist in explaining foreign and domestic policy concerns to restore trust and mobilize national understanding.
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Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. announces subscription rates with pricing for in city, trading area, and outside areas. Rates range from 20 cents per copy to annual mail subscriptions, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Fatal student driver training crashes shock Middletown High
A staffer driving a driver training mobile unit at Middletown High was killed in multiple crashes with teen trainees present. The incident involved a right turn into a parked truck, a red light violation, a pole collision, and a rear crash that likely caused fatal neck injuries. The piece criticizes driver education setup and equipment, citing perception and throttle issues.
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Bodder
Journal
Middletown High School
Australia Japan axis grows as Pacific power shift noted
Melbourne report argues the Pacific balance shifts from Australia United States toward an Australian Japanese economic axis. It cites rising Western Australia iron ore output, coal exports to Japan, huge bauxite deposits, and a large Arnhem Land uranium strike. Japanese ties deepen via industry and resource supply.
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Melbourne
Australia
Qantas Airways
Tullamarine
America
Britain
South Pacific
U.S. Navy
Western Australia
Mount Tom Price
Mount Newman
Mount Goldsworthy
South Australia
Japan
Toyota
Sony Electronic
Arnhem Land
Shigeo Okuda
Tokyo
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P.D
Jack Dupps
John Chamberlain
Pacific
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