Debate Preview: Ford Carter Debate Set to Shape 1976 Race
The piece argues Ford and Carter will clash in a pivotal debate with undecided voters large and polls volatile. It contrasts Carter’s eloquence and grasp of detail with Ford’s factual strength and debate experience, warning against overestimating either side before the Philadelphia showdown.
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Remember the Maine analysis sinks myths
A reflective piece challenges myths about the 1898 sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor. It cites naval inquiries, proposes an internal explosion as the cause, and notes Adm. Hyman Rickover’s view that the event illustrates how passions shape action despite limited evidence.
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Fire Wrought Devastation in New York City September 21 1776
A major blaze on September 21 1776 destroyed about a fifth of New York City structures. Fueled by a brisk wind the fire threatened to engulf the city before containment. The quotation Luke 6 27 28 RSV appears amid the account.
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Carter campaign missteps narrow gap with Ford
The author cites many minor missteps in Jimmy Carter's early campaign including a meeting with Catholic bishops on abortion and a controversial remark about firing FBI chief Clarence Kelley. The critique notes his off the cuff style and media interactions resemble Nixon and warn that his lead is narrowing as Ford gains.
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Cities are bad places for the poor in crisis
A New York City welfare case highlights the perils of urban poverty. A 24-year-old Ohio immigrant in East Harlem, after a rushed labor and welfare struggles, faces negligent homicide charges as authorities debate blame. The piece argues cities strain the vulnerable, lacking protective communal supports.
Clothing Depot seeks help for needy children this winter
To The Editor readers, Church Women United volunteers run a Clothing Depot supplying used clothing when funds permit adding new items. Over the past year they distributed 14,000 items but still lack coats shoes jeans and underwear. Donations of money are welcome and can be sent to Clothing Depot, Church Women United, or delivered to First Christian Church basement on specified days.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Founded in 1857 the Middletown News Journal lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier and motor route, and mail in the USA or outside, with weekly and yearly pricing and payment terms. Rates include 72c for weekdays and 23c for Sundays by carrier, $38 yearly by mail in the USA, and $46 outside USA.
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