Compassion over mockery in face of world hunger
The author urges compassion for starving millions and argues that mockery of less developed nations harms the needy. He contrasts anti American rhetoric with the need to deliver aid, favors direct grain aid under PL 480, and acknowledges potential flaws in welfare approaches while insisting practical help is essential.
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Durkin Loeb clash colors New Hampshire Senate race
In Manchester Durkin campaigns amid a Loeb newspaper attack and a scene at Casimer Club where voters joke and drink. The Watergate probe shadows Louis Wyman as Reagan and Ford join the fray. Durkin seeks to blunt the influence of Loeb on the race.
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New York City's Credit Miracle May Fail
The city faces a potential default as officials rely on repeated “miracles” to pay creditors. Analysts warn that continued borrowing masks deeper fiscal problems and could threaten municipal bond integrity, with broader implications for taxpayers and federal aid.
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New York City
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Congress
Ford faces 1976 economic puzzle with jobs and inflation
Commerce Department data show growth in the gross national product through June and rising hopes for jobs. Labor Department figures reveal a 1.2 percent July price rise, challenging claims inflation is cooled. Ford must choose between persisting unemployment or escalating costs as he starts a new campaign.
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What to do about crime in America
Virgil Pinkley argues for harsher, prompt punishment and reform to reduce crime. He calls for mandatory sentences, abolition of parole for serious offenders, gun bans and registration, better policing, upgraded equipment, and brighter urban lighting to curb the rising crime rate. He cites 1972 crime victims and urges societal responsibility.
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Free World
Baltimore Orioles owner buys Jaws shark for advertising gag
Bob Considine recalls Jerry Hoffberger purchasing the mechanical Jaws shark for a Colt 45 TV spot, then using it in a pool stunt that alarmed swimmers. Universal Pictures denies any sale while Reader's Digest reports on multiple mechanical sharks and a total cost of 225000. Orioles standings note adds a sports aside.
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U.S. of A
Baltimore Orioles
Jerry Hoffberger
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Universal Pictures
Eleanor Harris
Middletown Daily News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery and motor routes. Rates include 72c weekly for Monday through Saturday, 95c weekly for four weeks, and $38 per year by mail in the USA. Founded in 1857.
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