Fairness Doctrine judged biased against Texaco image ad
John Chamberlain argues the Fairness Doctrine unfairly targets TV image ads like Texaco’s integrated company ad. He notes four rebuttal spots by Energy Action Committee and a resulting cycle of biased TV debates that limit oil firms’ ability to reply, urging print publication space for balanced discussion.
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Texaco
Federal Communication Commission
Energy Action Committee
Wtop-Tvv
Washington, D.C
Carter human rights policy stirs Latin America response
The article outlines how Carter's human rights push in March and April sparked swift anger from Brazil Argentina Uruguay and Chile. It notes shifts toward civilian rule in several nations and credits diplomats and policy maturation for gradual progress while warning of broader stakes for U.S. Latin America relations.
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Carter
Latin America
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
United States
U.S
Washington
Congress
Cyrus Vance
Ethiopia
South America
Dina
Vance
Ecuador
Bolivia
Peru
Caribbean
U.N
Andrew Young
Terrence Todman
Allard K Lowenstein
Patricia Derain
State Department
Neutron Bomb Debate Refined by H-Bomb History
C N Y Times News Service analyzes the rise of the neutron bomb as a smaller mess maker than the H-bomb. The piece questions tactical use promises and asks if nuclear war becomes thinkable with such weapons. It flags public unease about bomb culture and moral costs.
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Germany
C. N.Y
Peanut inspired monk and temple work noted in Middletown
A Japanese Buddhist priest Takuzo Igarashi visiting Monroe hosts recalls a peanut joke at a Golden Lamb lunch. Betty Crocker helped clean stained robes after a damaged sake bottle. Igarashi inspects temples worldwide and planned further visits before returning to Japan. Also Mike Terrell named promotion director for The Journal and explains his role to readers.
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Japan
Monroe
Jack
Betty Crocker
Lebanon
Golden Lamb
Betty
Takuzo Igarashi
Igarashi
Promises Group
Yamagata Prefecture
Los Angeles
Middletown
San Francisco
S.P
the Journal
Mike Terrell
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Details include home delivery by carrier or motor route with weekly and monthly rates, Sunday prices, and mail rates for U S and overseas addresses.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
City Building praised by longtime Middletown resident
A reader, nearing 70, praises Middletown’s new City Building praising the police facilities rotunda and mall, expressways and parking. He recalls the city’s earlier sites and urges the City Commission and city manager to keep up the good work.
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Middletown
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