Declaration’s meaning and the Declaration’s own claims
A professor argues that the phrase all men are created equal is not a radical call for universal equality but a statement about natural rights and political entitlement prior to government. The text supports liberty over a fixed equality and allows diverse forms of government as long as rights are secured.
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Thomas Jefferson
Darthmouth
Jefferson
Great Britain
George III
Congress stalls Sinai accord over US monitoring clause
Congress delays endorsing the Israel Egypt Sinai disengagement pact as Senate leaders demand public disclosure of private understandings and a guaranteed American civilian monitoring crew before final approval. Kissinger seeks pace while lawmakers fear hidden commitments and leak risks.
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Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Congress
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Yalta
Vietnam
Kissinger
Washington
Middle East
House
Senate
Vietnamese Not a Threat, Letter to the Editor Says
A reader argues that Vietnamese residents pose no danger and praises Statue of Liberty as a symbol of asylum. The letter notes job scarcity, welcomes U S helpers like Einstein, von Braun, and cites 32 Help Wanted ads from October 9 as context.
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Einstein
Werner von Braun
Help Wanted
Richard Peters
McGee Ave
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists prices for daily newsstand copies at 15 cents and 25 cents for Sunday. Home delivery by carrier costs 72 cents weekdays and 23 cents Sundays, with weekly and monthly options. Motor route and mail subscriptions are offered at 13 cents per daily copy and 24 cents Sunday for calendar month, or $4.20 for four weeks, and $38 per year in the U.S. or $46 outside. all motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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U.S.A
Can America Win the Next War Aims and Risks
New York Times military correspondent Drew Middleton debates whether the United States can win a future war against the Soviet Union. He cites Gen. David Jones on a “quiet revolution” in tactical air and improved missiles, while John M. Fisher warns of a potential Soviet first strike and U.S. surrender without a credible second strike. The piece weighs conventional warfare prospects, NATO readiness, and strategic will amid mounting nuclear anxieties.
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John M. Fisher
American Security Council
Fisher
U.S
Drew Middleton
New York Times
America
Middleton
Moscow
Washington
Edgar Ulsamer
Air Force Magazine
David Jones
U.S. Air Force
Gen. Jones
Ulsamer
Crew Middleton
Jones
NATO
Europe
North Cape
Dardanelles
Ruhr
English Channel
Pyrenees
Hitler
London
Brest
Amsterdam
Vietnam
Chile
Dardanellas
The Myth of a Golden Age in American History
Historian John Roche challenges the idea of a peaceful past and collective guilt. He cites lynching, 1919 Chicago riots, Civil War casualties, and evolving crime statistics to question nostalgia for a bygone era while noting rough politics in 1855 Tennessee and a 1975 journalistic turn.
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Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther’ King
George Wallace
Ford
Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
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