Hatchet Job on Spiro Agnew Draws Criticism
Opinion piece condemns a harsh portrayal of Vice President Spiro Agnew, arguing the attacks distort truth. The author urges readers who value due process to repudiate the aggressive treatment while the case remains unsettled.
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Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Hughes shadow in Watergate saga prompts legal debate
A column outlines how Howard Hunt tied Howard Hughes to Watergate plots, notes Hughes remains unavailable in London, and analyzes the legal path for any indictment of Spiro Agnew. It contrasts grand juries with impeachment and questions political motives behind calls for Agnew’s resignation.
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E. Howard Hunt
Howard Hughes
Hunt
Las Vegas
Bud Greenspun
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Muskie
Hughes’ Air Fleet
Ed Muskie
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Ervin Committee
Sam Cash
London
Ft. Knox
Brewster Committee
Owen Brewster
R-Maine
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye Emerson
Johnny Meyer
Ferguson
Brewster
Opportunity in a uniform
After military service, many veterans gain weapons knowledge and discipline, with a renewed emphasis on skills. The Defense Department will spend 6.6 billion dollars next year to fund serviceman education at about 1,000 high schools, two year colleges, and four year universities. Tuition is free and trainees are paid while learning.
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Defense Department
Linda Easterling letter defends family support and criticizes article
A reader defends Linda Easterling and her family, arguing she was not unloved, cites efforts to help, and blames late professional intervention. The letter urges understanding and recalls a grandmother's offer and a mother seeking court help. A second letter urges Ohio pay reform, seeking signatures for RIP referendum by Nov 15.
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Linda Easterling
Linda
Kentucky
Miss Hartle
Sharon Hartle
Confusion Over Nixon Agnew Watergate Strategy Continues
The piece questions whether the president and vice president should expose or shield Watergate era evidence. It contrasts Nixon urging court action with Agnew seeking House investigation and analyzes public opinion polls about impeachment. It notes debates over constitutional process and leadership.
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Washington
Ervin Committee
Agnew
House of Representatives
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Blue Ball Pike Protest Saves Historic Road Name
Culbertson Road residents win city Planning Commission support to restore either Roosevelt Avenue or Blue Ball Pike. Commission prefers Blue Ball Pike for its historical meaning as planners note old housing patterns return with D3a zoning for small lots and zero side yards. other items include a stray dog named Stinky at the local wastewater plant.
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Culbertson Road
Roosevelt Avenue
Blue Ball Pike
City Planning Commission
Blue Ball
Blue _ Ball Boulevard
Warren Printz
Tom Leight
Planning Commission
Ray Fening
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates List
The Journal and News Journal publish daily from S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio detailing subscription options. Home delivery rates include 80 cents weekly, motor route payments of 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.29 in four weeks, with a 15 cent service charge for placing the paper in a tube. Mail subscriptions are 30 dollars per year in or outside the trading area with 38 dollars outside the U.S.A. Payable in advance.
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