The Daily Newspaper and National Newspaper Week
The piece defends the press as a fast moving imperfect but essential institution. It argues newspapers offer freedom of choice, labeling, and depth beyond headlines, and notes National Newspaper Week as a fitting tribute while promising daily coverage and practical service to readers.
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Peron’s Second Run Prompts Hope and Doubt for Argentina
The article notes Juan Peron’s victory and return to the presidency in Argentina after Héctor Cámpora’s proxy era. At 78, Peron relies on Peronism and his wife Isabel as possible heirs, but questions remain about sustaining a stable government amid factional conflict and cautious optimism for Argentina’s agricultural and industrial potential.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
Hector Campora
Peron
Isabel
Evita
Peronistas
Agnew lynching heat sparks civil rights confrontation
John Roche argues against lynching and for due process amid Agnew criticism. He compares the Agnew case to Chicago 7 protests, warns liberal mobs could turn on opponents, and recalls fundraising concerns from the 1952 Stevenson campaign. He notes labor’s caution on injunctions and condemns trial by innuendo.
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Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Chicago 7
Selectman
United States
Bobby Seale
Nixon-Agnew
Where's welfare office guidance sparks reader concern
A reader laments the relocated welfare office at 3701 Tytus Ave lacking clear signage. The writer explains the site clutter includes a state garage and Big M Trucking and gives directions from a nearby bus transfer point, urging better marking for public access.
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Tytus Ave
Welfare Department
Tytus Avenue
Newsprint shortage hits The Journal in 1973
Editor explains that a fall in newsprint supplyforces size cuts across pages. Comics shrink, type tightens, headlines shortened, and some hospital lists revert to larger type while overall news coverage is kept but compressed.
Toll-free service price hike draws reader discontent
A letter to the editor rails against proposed toll-free rates between Germantown and Middletown, arguing total monthly charges would rise to 16.75 to 24.75 and burden retired residents. The writer cites private-line costs inside Germantown and outside city limits and challenges Richard Kern of Germantown Independent Telephone Co.
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Germantown
Middletown
Kern
Madison Township
Middletown Journal subscription rates and terms
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route and mail subscriptions. Rates include 80c weekly, $3.47 in 12 installments, $3.20 in four periods, plus a monthly service charge, with mail and USA pricing at $30 and outside USA at $38 per year.
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New Nixon foes form broad anti detente coalition
A coalition forms across factions to oppose Nixon detente with Russia. Goldwater allies include Nelson, Humphrey, Schlesinger, and Galbraith. Labor chief Meany and Lovestone back anti detente, threatening trade concessions and U.S. policy toward Moscow.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
China
Russia
Richard Nixon
Brezhnev
Mao
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Arthur Schlesinger
John Kenneth Galbraith
Andrei Sakharov
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Jay Lovestone
Labor
Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Kissinger
U. S
U.S
Berlin
Middle East
Israel
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Washington
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