Brandt Wins Nobel Peace Prize Acknowledged Globally
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt receives the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts toward reconciliation and international cooperation. U Thant and Nobel committee officials praise his work reducing enmities, fostering European entente, and promoting peaceful development worldwide.
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Willy Brandt
Oslo
Alfred Nobel
Brandt
Soviet Union
Poland
Nobel
Bandt
Europe
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
Nobel Committee
Insurance, crime, and a call for government aid
William Buckley Jr discusses a bank robbery, insurance implications, and the idea of government stepping in when private insurers fail. He cites Clement Stone on private versus public roles, critiques regulation and premium increases, and foresees assigned risk in high crime areas as insurers drift toward government involvement.
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Clement Stone
Bronx
Mr. Stone
Ho Ham
Quiet Too Long Letter to the Editor
A Middleton reader laments student disruption and advocates returning school control to principals and teachers while praising modern curricula and facilities and supporting a no nonsense policy. The letter reflects nostalgia for harsher discipline and desire for accountability in education.
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Lewis Hill
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal
The Journal announces subscription rates and delivery options for Middletown Ohio readers. It lists per copy prices, home delivery charges, motor route payments, mail subscription costs, and advance payment terms, noting in addition a 1657 founding date.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
Isc
USA
Rehnquist as Conservative Icon in Nixon Nomination
A profile of William Rehnquist arguing that Alexis de Tocqueville would see him as the model of legal restraint and order. The piece contrasts Rehnquist with strict constructionists, notes his views on surveillance and executive power, and assesses his fit as a modern conservative on the Supreme Court.
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Washington
America
Alexis de Tocqueville
de Tocqueville
William Rehnquist
Nixon
Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Legisla
Uve
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Senate
Sen
William Saxbe
Ohio
Carswell Debdue
Mr. Nixon
Justice Black
White
Stewart
Stanford Law School
John Roche an ABA rating for John Marshall
A contrived 1801 letter claims the American Bar Association doubts John Marshall's fitness for Chief Justice, citing limited formal training and lack of judicial experience, while noting political connections to Jefferson. The document, though dubious, presents a skeptical portrait of Marshall’s qualifications and a marginally mocking view of his abilities.
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The
American Bar Association
John Marshall
Virginia
United States
Secretary of State
Republic
Marshall
Adams
Preston
Boston
Rutledge
Inns of Court
London
College of William and Mary
Phi Beta Kappa
Richmond
Jefferson
Marshal
Virginia Assembly
House of Representatives of the Union
Ohio Housing and Community Development Advisory Commission Formed
Governor Gilligan appoints a Housing and Community Development Advisory Commission on August 4 to study Ohio housing needs, identify constraints, and propose legislative steps for state involvement. Readers are invited to send comments to Chairman James I. Huston at 8 Long St, Columbus, Ohio 43215.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Commission
Long St
Columbus
James
Huston
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Upstate
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Susie
the Journal
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Mr. Rehnquist
Our Land
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Thomas Jefferson
Rehngist
Darwin
John Roche
Ipecore
President's House
Washington, D.C
Secretary Marshall
Chauncey Lowndes Day IV
Dennis the Menace
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