Call off the war on the CIA and FBI
The piece argues for ending the anti secret agent campaign amid concerns over personnel cuts at the CIA and FBI. It cites book revelations on Enigma and wartime intelligence and recalls Angleton leading a broad effort to "wipe the slate clean" while noting prosecutions and alleged double standards involving Kearney and Agee.
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CIA
Washington
FBI
Carter
Security and Intelligence Fund
James Angleton
Citizens’ Legal Defense Fund
Society of Former Special Agents
Association of
Intelligence Officers
Angleton
Griffin Bell
Jimmy Carter
John J. Kearney
Kearney
Department of Justice
Philip Agee
U.S
Agee
Greece
Calvin W Verity a Middletown leader remembered after death
Calvin W. Verity died at 87 after a life of service to Middletown and Armco Steel. Son of George M. Verity founder of Armco and father to current chairman William Verity, he advanced from Armco finance to banking leadership and civic involvement. He retired from Armco in 1948 and again in 1969, guiding First National Bank and shaping regional development with quiet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Verity
Mr. Verity
Calvin Verity
George M. Verity
Armco Steel
Calvin
William Verity
Armco
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Cornell
First National Bank
Veritys
Calvin W Verity
Fond look back at 1940 in Middletown memories
A reader recalls Middletown life in January 1940 with ads from The Journal of 1940. Prices, figures, and people are named such as Albers Market pork loin at 10 cents, butter at 30 cents, and 1940 celebrities like Sonja Henie Babe Ruth and Bill Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Journal
Albers
Armco
Muggs & Skeeter
Freckles
A&p
Walker's
Sonja Henie
Babe Ruth
Bill Tilden
Shirley Temple
Joe Louis
Gus Ritter
Eva
Kate Gough
Leona Gibson
Maud Muller
Joe Brede
Bill Ridge
Tom Lazaron
H.T. Derivan
Worthmore’s
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Alice Lloyd
Mary E. Rhonemus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mary Fay-Smith
Sherman Ave
Why do we help our enemies in Africa column
Columnist substituting for Braden argues that U S policy in Africa tilts toward supporting Marxists and against anti- Communists like Rhodesia and South Africa. It accuses the Carter regime and officials of siding with the Soviet Union to back global proliferation fears while undermining Western allies.
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Washington
Africa
America
African
Rhodesia
South Africa
Andy Young
Salisbury
Pretoria
Kremlin
Washington Post
Post
United States
Soviet Union
Angola
Carter
Mr. Carter
Chile Front Line Territory Imagined by an American Writer
Jeffrey Hart reflects while en route to Chile, pursuing firsthand insight into a country on the edge of upheaval. He contrasts American writers duty with frontier journalism, recalling past conflicts and noting Chile’s Marxist counterrevolution and ongoing tensions as he flies toward Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAN
Tam
Europe
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates include 1 5c daily, 25c Sunday by newsstand, carrier delivery at 72¢ weekdays and 73¢ Sunday, motor route 32¢ daily and 24¢ Sunday, or $38 yearly by mail in USA and $46 outside USA.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
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