Meany and Taiwan stance sway Carter on Taiwan policy
AFL-CIO leader George Meany and two vice presidents press Taiwan support as Secretary Vance visits Peking. Massachusetts lawmakers back Taiwan, signaling labor and political shifts threatens Carter’s Taiwan stance and Panama posture.
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Nuclear fears amid Israel South Africa nuclear ties
A near certainty of nuclear danger is raised by reports of South Africa planning a test and Israel possibly developing bombs. Sources from the Soviet Union Britain France and the State Department fuel concern while CIA notes unaccounted uranium and alleged cooperation between Israel and South Africa. The piece links proliferation worries to President Carter's policy push.
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Deceptive background briefings tied to Kissinger practice
A federal appeals court ruled the State Department cannot keep transcripts of off the record meetings secret unless national security is at stake. The ruling comes amid a FOIA suit by former Kissinger adviser Morton Halperin and cautions against press manipulation by government.
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Twinkle in His Eye Despite Terminal Cancer
Jim Fiebi recalls Hubert Humphrey beating dire odds with a spirited outlook. The columnist reflects on the senator's resilience and his famous twinkle, noting life’s adversities and Humphrey’s impact on supporters and critics alike.
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Lance case tests ethics in Carter era governance
Washington wrestles with Bert Lance's banking past and alleged regulatory gaps. A government report cites 50 violations and unsafe practices, yet President Carter defends Lance, raising questions about fitness and Senate confirmation standards for nominees.
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Middletown News Journal Daily and Sunday Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc lists subscription prices for home delivery and mail. Rates include per copy 15c weekdays and 25c Sunday, motor route 72c daily and 23c Sunday, and calendar month options. Annual mail rate 38 dollars within the U.S. and 46 dollars outside.
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Letters to the Editor on a Humane Issue and Community Life
A reader laments a dog being released and struck, blaming unknown individuals and urging accountability. A second letter complains about Middletown Knothole Club trophies and costs, urging MEC pressure. A final note mourns Fred Conrad of a Sohio station in Amanda and wishes him well in retirement.
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