Morality, stability intertwine in Kissinger view on world order
Washington observes Henry Kissinger favors stability over morality in foreign policy. The piece argues Sen. Frank Church's exposure of multinational bribery in arms sales risks political upheaval in the Netherlands and Japan, challenging the idea that stability justifies tolerating corruption. It notes Takeo Miki's stance in Japan and questions long term repercussions for U S relations and governance.
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Department of State
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Prince
Netherlands
Japan
Kissinger
United States
Prince Bernhard
Takeo Miki
Hearing ear dogs aid deaf seeking new hope for blind support
The Minnesota Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals trained six hearing ear dogs in two years for deaf owners. The program drew international attention and led the group to ask the American Humane Association to take over future development.
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Minnesota Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Minnesota
American Humane Association
AHA
Pointy headed liberals debate ends in mock science
Lester Maddox mocks liberal politicians by lampooning liberal physical traits. He ridicules George Wallace for associating with liberals and pokes fun at liberals’ alleged brain bumps and ear details while urging readers to see the joke as a caricature of political labels.
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Lester Maddox
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Daugher
Pamela Loren and Loren Ltd Show How Tech Creates Jobs
An article notes a surge in varied “Help Wanted” ads and describes Pamela Loren, wife of financier Morton Levy, building Pamela Loren Ltd an electro mechanical services firm. Her firm links telephone tech to medical reporting enabling rapid cardiogram transmission and bedside dictation with playback. Loren grows through Medic and FLIP to connect Latin American physicians to U S centers and arrange multilingual liaison for visiting dignitaries. The piece argues competition and niche entrepreneurship can thrive even amid concerns about monopoly and concentration.
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Humphrey- Hawkins
Bell Telephone System
Balenciaga
Pamela Loren
Miss Loren
Morton Levy
Pamela Loren, Ltd
New York
Texas
Caracas
Venezuela
South America
Colombia
Uruguay
Paraguay
Chile
U.S
Loren
FLIP
Foreign Liaison International Project
Letter to the Editor condemns front page article on neglected ladies
A reader criticizes The Middletown Journal for running an August 21 piece titled neglected ladies of the night. The letter questions journalistic morals and accuses the paper of declining standards while urging editors to retain integrity.
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United States
Middletown Journal
Journal
Daily
Middletown Readers Air Concerns Over Cable Tax and Firefighter Praise
Letters discuss biblical critique of front page coverage, praise Middletown firefighters P Rosell J Phillabaum Capt B Bush for EMT training, and complaint over unretrieved cable box leading to a $106 bill. Editor notes cable return policy and service gaps.
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Middletown
P. Rosell
J. Phillabaum
Capt. B. Bush
E.M.T
David Ward
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