The Last Lingering Trust In Richard M Nixon
John Chamberlain reflects on hypothetical 1960s scenarios with Hubert Humphrey facing Mao Zedong and in Moscow. He concedes that a conservative view would denounce such openness, citing Marxist critiques, price controls, armament races, and Suez plans, while hoping Nixon may temper deals when meeting Mao and Brezhnev.
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Hubert Humphrey
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Hubert
U.S
Humphrey
China
U.N
Moscow
Khrushchev
Richard Nixon
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Mao
Brezhnev
Journal masthead with editor and staff listing
The Journal issue dated Friday October 22 1971 presents the masthead listing Frank R Myers editor general manager Dave Regan executive editor Elwood Richardson business manager Paul J Day managing editor.
McGovern Strengthens Push in New Hampshire
Hanover rally underlines George McGovern's plan to visit New Hampshire monthly before the March primary. He touts a clear, uncompromising stance, vows to end the draft, grants amnesty to draft evaders, and pledges opposition to corrupt military dictatorships while sparking debate over Byrd and Vietnam policy.
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Hanover
N.H
George McGovern
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Studerts
McGovern
Canada
Freedom of the Press: duty, vigilance, and public trust
Stanford Smith testifies before the Senate on the origins and enduring duty of a free press. He argues the First Amendment protects all citizens, not just publishers, and urges vigilance, responsibility, and public understanding to uphold liberty and prevent peril to institutions. The piece ends with a biblical reflection from Romans 7:24.
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Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Separate Fact from Fiction in Franklin School Funding
Franklin voters are urged to decide on Nov 2 whether to renew four mills and impose a new six mill levy for five years. The letter argues state foundation funds have dropped, the district is in debt, and local funds are not sufficient to keep schools open, urging a yes vote to sustain education until a broader solution emerges. Tom Benny, 425 Victoria Lane, Franklin.
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Franklin
Franklin City
Ohio
Tom Benny
Victoria Lane
Festival proposal for Middletown sparks civic revival
Eugene V. Johnston of 4205 Fisher Ave urges the Middletown Journal editor to start a Canal Boat Days festival modeled after successful small town events. He envisions a parade on the Hydraulic with beards, period costumes, high school bands and floats to draw people downtown and revive a fading downtown.
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Morrow
Waynesville
Middletown
Eugene V. Johnston
Fisher Ave
Bob Considine Little China And Our Conscience
New York readers weigh in on international affairs as columnist Bob Considine analyzes the U.N. debate over U.S. posture. Opinions from friends and foes reflect a charged climate of diplomacy and conscience.
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China
New York
U.N
Daffy
Debate Over China at the United Nations
An op ed argues against expelling Taiwan from the U.N. while recognizing China’s veto power and the need for cautious diplomacy. The piece condemns the simplistic call to oust Taiwan, notes historical U.N. loyalties, and questions the cost of snubbing longtime allies in the Pacific defense balance. It urges a measured stance, balancing treaty commitments with strategic interests.
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Albania
China
U.N
Korea
Indochina
Pacific
Middletown News Journal subscription rates history
Publication pricing details for daily Middletown Ohio News Journal delivered by mail, motor route, or newsstand, with weekday and Sunday costs, payment terms, service charges, and international rate. Noting the paper’s long history since 1687 and postal classification.
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Middletown
Ohio
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John Chamberlain
Richard M. Nixon
Stalin
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Europe
the Journal
Frank R. Myers
Mana
Dave Regan
Elwood Richardson
Paul J. Day
Jeffrey Hart
Fearless George
Sen
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Nixon
Integrity
Times
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
New York Times
the Press
Phillips
Bob Considine
Dennis the Menace
Big China
Britain
France
William L. White
Emporia, Kans
Gazette and Cochairman
Republic of China
United Nations
Park Ave
Nyc
Taiwan
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