Reassessing Soviet influence amid Cold War fears
The piece argues against reviving the myth of an omnipotent Soviet switchboard capable of triggering global disruption. It traces reactions to Soviet arms supplied to Egypt, alleged roles in Lebanon and Cuba, and Allende's Chilean victory, urging a balanced view of Soviet power with clear limits in the Middle East and Latin America.
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Latin America
A Medal For Aleksei Stakhanov Named Hero Of Socialist Labor
The Soviet government has declared Aleksei Stakhanov a Hero of Socialist Labor for coal output in 1955. Analysts question why now, suggesting a new drive to boost productivity and reliance on the Stakhanovite legacy as inspiration amid a shortage of modern labor heroes.
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Aleksei Stakhanov
Comrade Stalin
Debating Buckley and Drinan in Massachusetts Politics
The piece critiques Bill Buckley’s attack on Father Robert Drinan a Democratic House candidate in Massachusetts. It argues Drinan’s stance on abortion and birth control is shaped by Catholic doctrine yet not reflected in his voting, while noting Buckley’s broader liberal criticism and the political dynamics in the 3rd district.
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Massachusetts
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Ice Cubes as Medical Remedy Highlighted in Middletown Bulletin
The Middletown Safety Council bulletin extols ice cubes as powerful pain relievers and affordable medical aids. It describes uses from numbing slivers and immunization spots to treating minor burns, swelling reduction, and controlling bleeding while warning to always seek medical evaluation for injuries.
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Nixon European trip yields late Middle East leverage
President Nixon’s Belgrade visit produced a two hour meeting with Marshal Tito and on the spot talks with Yugoslav and other Mediterranean aides. The trip aimed to shape policy amid Egypt’s Nasser era and Israel-Palestine tensions, signaling U S emphasis on negotiated peace rather to confrontation.
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Henry Kissinger
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Journal on the Journal Published by News Journal Inc
Subscription rates listed for various delivery areas and frequencies including weekday and Sunday options with pricing, plus a note about the parent organization, delivery service zones, and a brief founding history dating to 1857.
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Letters to the Editor Correct PM&M Report Claims
In a Middletown Journal letter, a reader challenges the Oct PM&M report coverage on school communications. The writer defends accuracy, disputes the portrayal of blame, clarifies Dr Robert Johnson and Jim Friend roles, and notes timing of titles and the push for a full time public relations coordinator.
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Descartes on Experience and Common Sense in Reasoning
Descartes notes that overreliance on books weakens sight for truth and asserts experience guides clear judgment. He cites those educated by letters as less reliable in obvious matters, and offers a method of simple rules to avoid false beliefs and steadily grow true understanding within one’s powers.
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