Dole Criticized For War History Charges in Debate
A Washington column rakes Dole for using a sweeping, partisan framing of Democrat wars. It argues his Vietnam hawk stance and references to World War II, Korea, and other conflicts reveal biased history and erode credibility. The piece notes Republican support varied by era and party.
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Just Missing Won't Do United Way Campaign Effort
The 1976 Middletown Area United Way campaign ends this week with a push to reach the 852 506 goal. Residents are urged to pledge now and avoid stretching the drive. United Way funds support local services for all, from families to disaster victims.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Widow Mao's exit sparks Shanghai street protests
John Roche reports a massive spontaneous rally in Shanghai demanding Madame Mao and three associates' removal. PLA involvement, prior Cultural Revolution turmoil, and claims of a Moscow link fuel speculation about the trio Wang Hung wen Yao Wen yuan and Chang Chun chiao and their loyalty to Mao.
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Madame Mao
Peoples Liberation Army
PLA
Mao
Wang Hung-wen
Wang
Yao Wenyuan
Liu Shao-chi
Chang Chun-chiao
Yao
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People’s Daily
KGB
Moscow
Rezhnev
Kids Vote in Schools Startling New Trend
Reports surface of straw votes in schools as students cast ballots. Observers note youth choices often reflect family discussion at home and media influence shaping schoolyard politics.
Broad at First Ave Middletown newspaper and notices
The Journal lists prices for subscriptions and delivery options including daily 7c, 72c weekly carrier, 95c weekly Sunday, and mail rates. It also includes classroom political notes about Carter Ford and McCarthy, trivia items on names and history, and a scene of a leaf pickup in rain.
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Eugene McCarthy
Roger MacBride
How do we answer Castro
Opinion piece argues Castro's bill of particulars should not be dismissed. It links CIA misdeeds and exile actions in Miami to U.S. responsibility. It warns of political fallout for either Ford or Carter and urges restraint while addressing counterrevolutionary networks tied to Cuban exiles.
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Argentina
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Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Cuba
Tax reform topic sparks campaign debate series
Miami University instructor Gary A. Fox will launch a three part non partisan series on tax reform and the presidential race. He will explain what a president can achieve, evaluate reform efforts, and analyse measures proposed by Ford and Carter. The first article appears Tuesday.
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