Critique of Communist Rhetoric and Paris Peace Talks
A critical essay noting how Soviet and Communist logic misdefines crime and nonintervention, ridicules Helsinki abuses, and calls out Western hypocrisy. It cites Angela Davis, Brezhnev Doctrine, and U.S. academic bodies, then supports normalization with Viet Nam under Paris Peace Accords while urging genuine good faith from the Communist side.
Gandhi's power era marked by legal overhauls and press ban
The passage claims Mrs. Gandhi used strong‑arm methods to retroactively change Indian law and constitution to erase political crimes and block Supreme Court review. It asserts she expelled media scrutiny and contrasts with a Biblical verse, framing her as a leading modern dictator.
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History as more than a practical subject in crisis
George F Will discusses the view that history is not practical and is in crisis per the Organization of American Historians. He cites Illinois consumer education and Hawaii’s inquiry concept as signs, arguing history's value is general insight about change, not immediate solutions.
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New York Wins 1976 Democratic Convention Site
New York reacts with pride as the city is chosen to host the 1976 Democratic National Convention. Officials predict a $200 million boost to the economy, while critics note the city may incur higher long term costs. The piece recalls 1924 conventions and contrasts past Whose predictability with the coming event.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates cover weekday and Sunday editions, home delivery by carrier or motor route, calendar month cycles, and mail in the U S A with annual totals.
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Letters to the Editor Realistic Standards for Public Figures
A Middletown elder rebukes Bob Wenzel's views and defends moral leadership. He cites Deuteronomy and Matthew texts, questions First Lady expectations, and argues Mrs. Ford should model high virtue beyond criticism. He likens critics to unrealistic standards for past first ladies.
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Letter of thanks for a kind driver after Pekingese's fatal accident
A family laments the death of their Pekingese Chee-Chee after she escaped a harness and was hit by a car on a July day. They thank a passing woman who stopped to offer sympathy, noting drivers rarely show such care. The pets provided seven happy years.
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