Ford and Congress shape leaders alas a dull politics
Review of Richard Reeves A Ford Not a Lincoln argues Congress breeds mediocrity in leadership. Ford rose by avoiding enemies and by nonconfrontational work, yet Reeves says true leadership requires offense and risk. The piece notes Ford's 100 day frame and ongoing presidency amid national mood.
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Congress Should Repeal the Equal Time Rule
The FCC eased but did not repeal the equal time rule and faireness doctrine requires action by Congress. CBS and NBC declined to cover Ford tax talk citing bona fide news events. A free press must judge such events without government control.
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Cautious US role in Sinai truce monitored by Congress
Congress approves the Sinai truce monitor plan with conditions. Civilians must depart if hostilities flare, and no broad commitment implied. Israel delays cargo passage through Suez while Egypt begins Abu Rudeis oil-field transfer. Kissinger seeks trust building amid Egypt Israel efforts. In King's Lynn England cemeteries raise burial charges amid cost of living. This is the victory that overcomes the world I John 5 4 RSV.
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Israel's self defense sin and the Sinai standstill
John Roche argues that American technicians in the Sinai reveal a fragile Kissinger policy. He says Congress loosened commitments, Israel gained military goods earlier planned for delivery, and promises to replace oil with Egyptian fields. He warns the Monitor's editorial stance masks a shifting US-Israel alliance amid looming war risks.
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Brandeis Professor and Spanish Crisis Provokes Debate
The Brandeis University professor writes that five young Spaniards were murdered by a fascist regime. The piece contrasts his view with Orwell and notes the victims belonged to ETA and FRAP groups. A personal recollection of a Civil Guard named Jose humanizes the conflict.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Summary
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