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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1973

Page

4

Heath Cosgrove talks on Irish reunification progress

Prime Ministers Edward Heath and Liam Cosgrove met in Dublin to discuss eventual unification of Northern Ireland and the Republic. They backed a Council of Ireland and stressed consent of the people, praising the cooperation while acknowledging no breakthrough. Heath's visit marked a symbolic step in resolving Northern Ireland's strife.

Ireland Dublin Edward Heath Britain Liam Cosgrove Republic of Ireland Northern Ireland Southern Ireland Heath Cosgrove Council of Ireland North Mr. Heath Irish Republic

No Way Out for Nixon Over Cox and Richardson

White House aides debate whether Nixon can remove special prosecutor Archibald Cox and Attorney General Elliot Richardson. Cox is likely to stay, given appointment and Senate confirmation hurdles, while firing Richardson would trigger deputy Ruckelshaus or a new appointee subject to Senate approval. No indictments hinge on the tapes ruling, Cox's removal unlikely to resolve the crisis.

Washington White House Archibald Cox Elliot Richardson Nixon Spiro Agnew Agnew Cox Richardson United States William Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus Senate Watergate Supreme Court Mr. Nixon John Dean

Bad News Can Be Good News In A Free Press World

A reflective piece argues that journalism serves the public’s right to know about politics crime economy and taxes. It contrasts free press with government controlled media and notes how awareness helps preparation and safeguarding liberty. The piece ends with a biblical citation.

The Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Journal from Middletown Ohio lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Home delivery, motor route, and mail options are described with installment plans and service charges, noting in advance payment and area distinctions.

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Face-keeping faith in Nixon and Agnew

The author defends Nixon despite Watergate ties and extends the faith to Agnew amid kickback accusations. He notes the danger of doubting leaders eroding belief in government, while warning that prolonged exonerations may turn him into a cynic.

Jim Fiebig Richard Nixon Nixon Spiro Agnew Maryland Spiro Mr. Agnew

Who's behind plot to undermine the American landowner

A To The Editor letter questions who would profit from proposed farm tax increases arguing higher land taxes could force small farmers from their land while larger organizations or the government hold property and raise consumer prices. A second letter from Somerville laments a missing toy poodle named Mickey and offers a substantial reward for its return, describing a small gray dog with a white chest spot.

Ohio Mickey

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