M X on Underground Drawings Highlights Defense Weak Link
The author warns that a dependence on a space based and satellite guided defense system risks total blackout during a crisis. He cites radar and early warning as crucial and notes Soviet anti satellite tests since 1968. He urges building resilient ground based systems and addressing the vulnerable communications network.
Jim Mills Managing Editor Sunday Oct 23 1977
The record notes Jim Mills served as managing editor for a Sunday edition dated October 23, 1977. It identifies his role and the publication day without additional context or events.
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Jim Mills
Postal Service tests to win back parcel post business
Officials plan a year long study and trial of parcel post reforms to regain market share from United Parcel Service. Proposals include fixed under twenty pound fees and large store volume contracts with day certain delivery while critics warn the government monopoly hampers efficiency. The piece notes private rivals’ success and calls for dissolving the first class mail monopoly to allow real competition.
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Parcel Post
U.S
United Parcel Service
Wall Street Journal
Postal Service
Memory of Bing Crosby Remains Fond in San Francisco
Ed and Mrs. Dorenbusch recall meeting Bing Crosby on an elevator at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Crosby greeted them warmly, stood in line at the cashier, and impressed them as a humble, down to earth star. The memory endures for years among Crosby’s admirers.
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New England
Britain
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Politburo
Bing Crosby
Ed Dorenbusch
Gage Drive
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Hands
Bing
Kissinger
ILO
Why use Elvis name in a church sermon debate
A letter to the editor argues over a Middletown church Elvis Presley sermon and whether naming Elvis in print was appropriate. The writer defends Elvis as a gifted singer and a child of God while questioning editors and critics.
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Middletown
Joe Lewis
Mr. Presley
John Doe
Mary Smith
Elvis
God
Heaven
Olympic Alert forms against 1980 Moscow Games boycott
Jeffrey Hart reports a bi partisan Olympic Alert committee in Congress challenges USOC and IOC positions. The piece accuses USOC and IOC of passivity on Israel Taiwan and China issues, urging action to prevent political exclusion at the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
USOC
Israel
Brezhnev
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Lord Killan
Kuala Lumpur
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
International
Taiwan
Chile
Lord Killanin
Killanin
Montreal
Canada
100
Teheran
Lord Kilanin
People’s Republic of China
Red China
U.S
US must withdraw from ILO over labor control abuse
The piece argues the Soviet system uses trade union cover and calls for the United States to quit the ILO by Nov. 5, criticizing its tripartite principle, political meddling, and Israel-related actions. It warns withdrawal would signal U.S. credibility and push the UN to reconsider.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
United Mine Workers
International Labor Organization
U.S
Carter
ILO
United Nations
League of Nations
Samue Gompers
American Federal of Labor
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Aflcio
Py Pyee
Czechoslovakia
Ship of Fools
Advertising rates and mailing options in Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription rates and delivery options. It lists prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday rates, mail subscriptions, and quarterly, monthly, and annual costs for U.S. and non U.S. addresses.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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