Clarifying CIA role amid public doubts and politics
The column criticizes CIA Director William Colby for defending the agency while shaping a narrative of unblemished U.S. policy. It argues he cannot please both Kissinger and Congress, questions his stature, and predicts a future outsider must restore trust by candidly acknowledging past embarrassments.
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Total war in the nuclear age and U.S. leadership
The Defense Department warns that a Soviet nuclear strike could kill 3.4 to 21.7 million Americans, far higher than prior estimates, and argues total war would erase civilization. The piece urges global recognition of nuclear dangers and U.S. leadership to steer humanity toward survival.
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Biodegradable Plastic With Starch Claims Rapid Soil Breakdown
A British company unveils a plastic made with starch that supposedly attracts soil bacteria, causing rapid self destruction. Bags cups and similar items could compost into garden humus, offering a waste disposal breakthrough amid concerns about taste and safety of produce wrapped in such material.
Faith Heals Woman as Jesus Speaks Hopeful Words
A biblical quotation from Matthew 9 22 in the Phillips translation recounts Jesus turning and telling the woman to cheer up her faith has made her well. The verse emphasizes faith's healing power and divine compassion.
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Phillips
Ex-enemy Germany now key ally in U S policy
German diplomat Bodo Kakow says Germany is a genuine, enduring friend to the United States, valuable for NATO, detente, and security. He notes U S troop perceptions, insists on continued American presence, and defends Berlin’s stance on nuclear cooperation with Brazil.
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New Raymond Bay Co Plant Planned for Middletown
Walter F. Lawrence announces a $300000 Raymond Bay Co expansion to a 16 acre site north of the W.O. Barnitz addition on Dixie Highway. The plant will include manufacturing, boiler, and offices with 125000 square feet, hiring more workers.
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Walter Lawrence
Mark A. Thomas
George Brown
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday rates, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 72 cents weekly for Monday through Saturday, 23 cents for Sunday, or 95 cents weekly, plus motor route and annual mail options.
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Why pick on Elza Abraham foot masseur challenged
Letter to the editor defends Elza Abraham, 78, charged by the State Medical Board with practicing medicine unlawfully. The reflexology case is continued to Oct. 10. the writer argues the man only offered foot massages to ease discomfort and questions public focus on the case.
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