The Liberal Mind melodrama targets multinationals says Minogue
Kenneth Minogue argues in The Liberal Mind that liberal sensibility casts Oppressor and Victim roles in a melodramatic plot. He defends multinational corporations as beneficial creators of jobs and development, while noting rising attacks from third world and Soviet blocs.
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Kenneth Minogue
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Soviet Union
U.N
Ecosoc
London School of Economics
U.S
The Cape Kennedy Cape Canaveral Name Fight
A long discussion over restoring Cape Canaveral name vs Cape Kennedy name continues in Florida and national forums. The dispute centers on public hearings, historical maps, and the impact on NASA sites and local identity.
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New York
Bugs Baer
Europe
Florida
Florida Senate
State House
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Reubin Askew
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
United States
Canaveral
Johnson
Jules Verne
Gasoline price ceilings clash with environmental and jail policy
A column argues that gasoline price ceilings harm dealers and motorists while jails face overcrowding and environmental goals push for higher costs. It criticizes California’s jail releases and urges pricing reflecting true production costs, noting a biblical quote as closing commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Environmental Protection Agency
West Middletown sees future growth with water and sewer links
Middleton coal yard owner Middleton Selby argues for a big developer to buy hillside land in Madison Township and lay out streets with a reliable water supply and sewerage. He urges Middletown Water Works interconnection and a regional sewer system, noting water shortages and high costs without new infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton J. Selby
West Middletown
Madison Township
Selby
Middletown
Middletown Water Works
Lemon
The Journal Subscription Rates Listing
The Journal details daily and Sunday home delivery and motor route options. Rates cover in-house and mail subscriptions, with annual and period payment plans and a monthly service charge for tube placement.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
Price of liberty is high in Russia
John Roche argues that funding for Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty should continue at $50 million via a new Board for International Broadcasting. He notes Senate votes and opposition from Fulbright and Pastore, warns that cuts endanger broadcasts to the Soviet bloc, and urges maintaining broadcasts to support human rights advocates Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn.
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Russia
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
CIA
Eastern
Europe
Soviet Union
Milton Eisenhower
Congress
Board For International Broadcasting
John McClellan
John Pastore
Fulbright
McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pastore
Appropriations
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Senate Committee
Senate
Soviet Far East
Sakharov
Solzhenitsyn
Izvestia
Sen. Fulbright
Conscience of America
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Bob Considine
NASA
Kennedy
Washington
Interagency Board On Geographic Names
Interior Department
Harold Ickes
Hoover Dam
Boulder Dam
America
Boulder High School
Boulder
Herbert Boulder
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Day
Cost of Living Council
California
John
George Crout
Miami River
Mr. Krafzig
T.E. Reed
Lemon Township
Madison City
Heno
the Journal
En “Copley Newspapers
Signs of the Times
John Roche
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William Fulbright
Stuart Symington
Charles Percy
George McGovern
Germany
Dennis the Menace
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