Conservatives can back worthy public causes
Column argues conservatives can support land and river conservation, scenic preservation, and open spaces. It also notes pollution control, slum clearance, and other reforms as compatible with conservative principles when pursued for the public good, countering the view that all good causes are modern or liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Portugal’s fading empire under African rebellion threat
The piece compares Portugal’s five year struggle with Mozambique, Angola and Portuguese Guinea against Portugal’s dwindling power. It notes potential loss of its last distant holdings and likens the situation to Vietnam and Britain in Malaya, ending with a biblical verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Portugal
Mozambique
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Vietnam
Malaya
Macao
China Sea
Miamis Leave Indiana for Oklahoma Lands in 1841
Middletown diary reports most Miami Indians have departed Indiana for Oklahoma reserves this month. Army wagons carried possessions and children as four abreast squads marched west while some elders stayed near Squawtown on a 3000 acre Indiana parcel under Chief Godfrey.
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Indiana
Mississinewa
Wabash
Peru
Miami County
Old Northwest
Miami
Middletown
Oklahoma
U. S. Army
Godfrey
Squawtown
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. It details per copy costs for weekdays and Sunday, weekly and yearly mail options in and outside the trading area, and states all subscriptions are payable in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
Firs Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Moratorium debate questioned by Nixon and critics
Focused on a proposed Vietnam war moratorium amid campus protests. The piece cites President Nixon and Rep. Schord arguing against street driven policy, notes Communist praise from Radio Hanoi, and urges restraint until the President decides.
Humphrey condemns immediate Vietnam pullout in Duluth speech
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, running for president in 1968, told a Duluth audience on Monday that an immediate withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Vietnam is impossible. He said the move would be undesirable.
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United States
United Press International
Saigon
Hanoi
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
NBC
Meet the Press
South
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Hubert Humphrey
Duluth
Minh
Dachau
Roche
Truth and coercion in universities over Vietnam and Angela Davis
John P. Roche argues against turning colleges into political instruments. He compares UC ban of Angela Davis and Harvard Faculty support for Vietnam withdrawal, warning against conformity and coercive authority. He stresses academic freedom and the pursuit of truth over imposed doctrine.
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University of California
Angela Davis
Los Angeles
College of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Vietnam
Congress
State
Legislature
Board of Regents
Church
The Selling of Nixon Image Shapes a Campaign
Marianne Means surveys Joe McGinniss The Selling of the President 1968 detailing Nixon’s carefully crafted media image. It argues aides kept him distant from public contact, creating a false warmth that helped him win the presidency and now colors perceptions of his leadership and policies.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
America
Joe McGinniss
Richard Nixon
McGinniss
Nixon
White House
United Nations
Olympus
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Missouri
House Internal Security Committee
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John P. Roche
Miss Davis
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Joe McCarthy
California
Columbia Senate
Israel
Biafra
Prague
Marianne
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