Kissinger Seen As Boyish Visionary In Public Life
The piece likens Henry Kissinger to a boy next door whose eager storytelling and dramatic flair win attention. It argues his boyish quality attracts admiration and may cloak flaws, comparing him to Roosevelt and Churchill and noting his current high profile as he travels to explain foreign policy.
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Weinberger
Kissinger interim Israel Egypt pact cited amid nonaligned backlash
Report notes Henry Kissinger's progress toward an interim peace deal between Israel and Egypt was offset by Nonaligned Nations Organization criticism in Peru. Syria and the PLO push for delay in a permanent Middle East peace while developing nations challenge U.N. authority.
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Henry Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Nations Organization
Peru
U.S
General Assembly of
United Nations
Syria
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Latin
Big Apple Democrats Convene in New York for Quadrennial Nomination
The Democratic National Committee gathers in New York City next July for its nominating convention with many candidates and possible open maneuvering if no primary winner emerges. The 1924 New York meeting stretched to 103 ballots over 16 days. Gluck and Mayor Beame are referenced. a 1775 North Carolina congress decision on powder purchases is noted.
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New York City
New York
Kansas City
Gluck
Mayor Beame
Student loan frauds cost taxpayers in HEW programs
Caspar Weinberger warns of an ever growing federal role risking personal freedoms and economic foundations. The piece outlines widespread HEW scandals including phantom borrowers, rising default claims, and phony vocational schools draining BEOG funds and student grants.
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Copley News Service
Washington
Caspar Weinberger
HEW
Office of Education
Miltonville's Bridge Echoes a Vanishing Rural Era
Middletown Diary notes the new wooden Elk Creek covered bridge at Miltonville built by local farmers after county inaction. It traces Miltonville's growth, early industry, and prominent families amid rail and road shifts shaping the village near Trenton.
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Elk Creek
Miltonville
Trenton
Little Knoll
Section 18
Rambo Harris
Madison Township
Eckert
Eisle
George Bennett
Dayton
Eaton
Oxford
Middletown Daily News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options with prices for newsstand copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and international deliveries, all payable in advance, with the paper founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Tiny Tina baby sparks immorality debate on front page
Letter to the editor argues that reporting on Tiny Tina’s baby is inappropriate for front page coverage, insisting immorality remains immoral regardless of size. The writer criticizes the newspaper’s decision and urges less sensational treatment.
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Tina
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