Center Constitution proposal sparks debate on americas charter
The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions proposes a new constitution replacing 50 states with up to 20 republics and a life tenure for the Senate. It abolishes the Supreme Court, reshapes the presidency to a nine year term with possible removal, and adds planning and economic regulators. The piece cautions against discarding the 1787 charter while urging ongoing amendment discussion to match modern needs.
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Resurrection of Nixon sparks debate on press role
John P Roche reviews Jules Witcover’s The Resurrection of Richard Nixon, praising the meticulous reconstruction of Nixon’s comeback but faulting the book for split voices. He argues Witcover’s bitterness toward the press colors analysis while acknowledging its value in explaining Nixon’s political image and strategy.
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Jules Witcover
Richard Nixon
Putnam
Nixon
California
Pat Brown
Witcover
Robert Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Johnson
Democratic Party
Marvin Watson
White House
Letter from a student about a Labor Day visit in Lebanon
A college student writes a cordial note after staying at the Chris Brumenschenkels home in Lebanon during Labor Day. He thanks Mrs B for the food and late hours, Mr B for help, praises Sue for cookies, and compliments Barbie, with playful remarks about Frisbie and Bumper. He hints at returning to see them.
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Lebanon
Chris
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Brumenschenkel
Chris Jr
University of Po
Jim Protenic
Chris Giend
Brumenschenkels
Mrs. B
Mr. B
Joe
Sue
Gregg
Barbie
Cutie
Bumper
Soviet Union faulted for creating tensions in hijacking crisis
The Soviet Union blamed Israel and Western capitals for the hijackings that led to the destruction of planes in Jordan and Cairo, while UN calls urged immediate release of all passengers and crews. Britain West Germany Switzerland and the United States face renewed pressure as negotiations drag, with 38 identified as American citizens and President Nixon taking airline-security steps. The Kremlin's stance raises fear of a UN veto blocking collective action to free hostages.
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Soviet Union
UN Security Council
Moscow
Israel
United States
Pravada
Middle East
Jordan
Cairo
Great Britain
West Germany
Switzerland
Kremlin
Britain
United Nations
Security Council
Nixon
United Na
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc announces subscription rates for Middletown area. Per copy costs ten cents on weekdays and twenty cents on Sundays. Local delivery by newspaper boy or motor route is seventy cents weekly. Mail rates vary by area and duration, with annual prices listed for trading area, outside trading area, and international delivery. Founded in 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
Post Co
USA
Meir Takes Cold War Line In Meeting With Nixon
Prime Minister Golda Meir plans a tough anti-communist stance for talks with President Nixon, urging a line of strength while Nixon seeks peace moves in the Middle East. The shift reflects Israel’s survival calculus and a political gamble ahead of elections.
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Golda Meir
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Mrs. Meir
Discipline and Obedience in Child Education
An excerpt from a German philosopher on early education argues that discipline aims to break self-will and curb natural sensuous impulses. It asserts that reasons must be presented to children to prevent whims from guiding judgment and emphasizes parental authority as the basis of universality and obedience.
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