Editorial Viewpoints on Nixon China Visit Trend
The piece argues Nixon's plan to visit China signals a broader shift in U S China relations. It notes prior steps toward normalization, such as easing tensions and halting certain actions, while acknowledging setbacks like Cambodia and China’s attack on Rogers. Overall the trend is positive despite remaining rough edges.
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Nixon
China
United States-China
Edgar Snow
Mao Tse-tung
Life Magazine
Vietnam
U.S
Asia
South Vietnam
Taiwan Straits
Warsaw
Peking
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Bicentennial Commission Needs Nonpartisan Balance
In 1976 Americans mark 200 years since independence and should celebrate without party politics. The editorial urges President Nixon to ensure the Bicentennial Commission remains nonpartisan, restore balance promptly, and keep the commemoration of democracy above partisan considerations.
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Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Pleasant garbage hills reshape landfills into parks
A Virginia Beach project turns a garbage hill into an attractive park with topsoil, grass, and amenities. The 72 by 800 by 100 foot mound is 15 percent dirt and 85 percent garbage, planned to include a Soap Box Derby ramp, amphitheater, tennis courts, and baseball diamonds. Chicago plans a 1000 foot garbage hill for ski and recreation, illustrating a growing trend to repurpose waste as a pleasant virtue.
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Virginia Beach
Chicago
Wallace Factor Looms In 1968 Election Return
The piece notes Nixon won 31,770,237 votes to Humphrey's 31,270,533 with a close electoral college margin and George Wallace nearly 10 million votes. Wallace hints at another run but requires a meaningful change in Nixon or the Democrats. The text suggests strategy shifts for Nixon and rivals as Wallace remains a political factor.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Democratic
Medina County Gazette publication details and pricing
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 685 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates include single copy ten cents and carrier sixty cents a week mail rates shown for twelve months twenty six dollars six months thirteen dollars serviceman and student fourteen forty per year publisher Arthur D Hudnutt managing editor Mike Dungjen general manager Stuart A Borden contact Medina and Brunswick offices.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Jackson Campaigns On Law And Order In New Hampshire
Ralph de Toledano reports Senator Jackson has pressed his law and order theme in New Hampshire, attacking the Democratic Party's New Left and warning against Mayday demonstrations. He argues FBI as last line of city protection, critiques liberal defense cuts, and draws AFL CIO backing while challenging Muskie in the Democratic race.
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Henry
Scoop
Muskie
New Hampshire
Senator Jackson
Lawrence O’brien
FBI
Democratic Party
Jackson
New York City
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Muskie
Lincoln
Welfare reform debate questions guaranteed income risks
Arch Booth argues against H.R. 1 proposing a guaranteed annual income. He cites study findings that would increase welfare, reduce work incentives, and burden taxpayers. He urges reform based on facts and urges public input to Congress.
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Congress
White House
Alfred J. Tella
Georgetown University
Dorothy
Bureau of the Census
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lighter Side: Purifying Fish With Thermo-Gravitational System
Dick West parodies fish safety with a home method by Andy Davidson of Wellington Ohio. The gag describes hanging fish in a deep freeze to make mercury drop, then processing for consumption or mounting a thermometer as a trophy.
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Andy Davidson
Wellington
Ohio
Davidson
Isaac Newton
New Nonfiction Highlights and Books in the Stacks
Librarians note a spring selection of nonfiction headed into shelves. Ellen Williamson endorses Spend Yourself Rich while other guides promise self improvement and practical tips. Titles include Your Future in a Changing World by Brunetti and Higgerson and several new works by Rod McKuen and others.
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Ellen Williamson
Cledo Brunetti
Clifford Higgerson
Tony Dunbar
Our Land
Robert Coles
South
Rod McKuen
Enjoy Reading in Your Moments of Relaxation
A brief note encourages readers to savor time spent with books and leisure activities. The message highlights that relaxation can be valuable and time well spent for personal enjoyment and mental refreshment.
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Charles Smart
August Blake
Letters to the Editor Policy Demands Identifiers
The Gazette requires each letters to the editor submission to include the writer's number name and address. It will not publish the number or withhold name and address upon request. A telephone number is required to verify all letters.
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Gazette
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National Chamber Federation
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