Salt Talks Tie to Soviet Submarine Activity
The piece argues that Soviet Polaris submarines may patrol the East Coast and Caribbean and could be serviced near Cuba, highlighting how arms talks affect the threat. It notes Secretary Laird’s warning of higher arms spending if negotiations fail and stresses the urgency of strategic arms limits.
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Russia
Cuba
Caribbean
Washington
Cienfuegos
Moscow
U.S. Polaris
Canada
Kansas- Colorado Line
el Paso
Defense Laird
Naders Lemon Aid Book Aims At Defective Cars
A humorous take on lemon cars notes the difficulty of getting a replacement from manufacturers. It previews Ralph Nader's forthcoming book What to Do With Your Bad Car an Action Manual as a practical guide for owners and a practical alternative to blaming dealers.
Nixon Takes Initiative On Indochina Peace Move
Nixon offers a standstill cease fire within a broader package including a Geneva style conference. Critics say components lack novelty but the initiative is seen as overdue and distinct. Hanoi insists on bombing withdrawal and Saigon regime collapse as preconditions for talks.
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Nixon
Indochina
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
Paris
David Bruce
Nixon's private persona vs public image in 1960s era remarks
The piece argues Nixon hides a witty, relaxed private self behind a controlled public persona. It notes his sharp humor with speechwriters during the 1968 campaign and contrasts private candor with public restraint, including reactions to his 1962 last press conference.
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Richard Nixon
Arthur Schlesinger
Nixon
LBJ
Tricia
Syracuse
Los
Angeles
Nuclear tests by Soviet Union and Red China deepen Cold War tensions
The Soviet Union underground tests a device nearly five times larger than the US largest prior charge while Red China detonates an atmospheric bomb of about three million tons. Canada meanwhile forges full diplomatic ties with China and the UN debate over Red China's membership and the Security Council seat intensifies as U S Russia seek arms limits.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Red China
United Nations
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle East
Southeast Asia
China
North Vietnam
Indo-China
New York City
Nixon
Canada
Peking
America
Formosa
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Contact Details
The Journal publishes daily by News Journal Inc at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio 45047. Subscription rates include per copy 10 cents weekday and 25 cents Sunday. Motor route city 10 cents weekly. Mail in traveling area 7 days 71.00 per year. Outside trade area 7 days 80.00 per year. Outside USA 38.09 per year. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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the News Journal, Inc
Middletown
Ohio
Anerbay
Travenge
Tradine
Dave
USA
Computer mail sparks old jokes and naval memory
The piece recalls a computer addressed to Middletown Jo Rnal causing a humorous misdelivery. It notes a sweepstakes promise of life time $100 monthly prizes and a Greek national anthem trivia. Pete Chappais recounts 1943 ship life aboard the S Champollion with trio anthems and a storm.
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Middletown Jo
Longines Symphonette Society
P.D
Pete Chappais
Pete
Mediterranean
Scotland
Britain
Spiro Agnew theme drives the 1970s campaign mood
In a volatile campaign year, Spiro Agnew dominates the political scene as candidates in major and minor parties align with his hard line on crime and law and order. Critics label him polarizing while supporters argue he unites diverse campaigns, especially on campus violence and Vietnam. The piece notes derision over past associations with the student protests and questions trust in politicians aligned with the Agnew image.
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Spiro Agnew
New York
Connecticut
Virginia
California
Jesse Unruh
Reagan
Spiro
Texas
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Bush
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Ralph Smith
Adlai
Weicker
Duffey
Dodd
Agnew
Johnny
Vietnam
Cambodia
Joe Duffey
Conecticut
Joe Tydings
Maryland
U.S. Senate
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Ralph Nader
Detroit
Forth
Christ Jesus
John P. Roche
Johnson
Harriman
Goldberg
North
Lenin
Ho Chi Minh
NLF
Lao Dong
North Vietnamese Communist Party
State Department
Averell Harriman
Jeffrey Hart
David Lawrence
General Assembly
Security Council
EFTER
Journal
Carolyn Davis
Reader's Digest
Post Office Department
JoRnal
Atlantic
John Chamberlain
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