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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1973
Page
4
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal challenging whether wiretaps require attorney general or assistant AG authorization. The Richmond Circuit ruling, tied to a Baltimore narcotics trial, could affect over 50 other cases and future federal surveillance limits.
The piece argues Washington wants a truthful president and condemns Nixon for alleged White House deception. It cites McGovern, references to Vesco and Segretti, and recalls Hoover’s Harding critique to note the president’s moral tone and accountability in national life.
The renowned playwright Noel Coward dies at age 73 ending a long career in stage film and literature. He gained fame for witty plays such as Private Lives and Blithe Spirit and also directed the war film In Which We Serve. His versatile output spanned fiction verse and autobiographical work.
An 82-year-old man in Hailsham England was found guilty of driving too slowly and barred from the road for ten years. The note ends with a religious reflection quoting Psalm 66:20 RSV.
A reader urges coverage of wounded and MIAs alongside POWs, arguing the public neglects limbless and sightless veterans and calling for equal recognition. The letter from Barb Lukens in Oxford also condemns a Middletown city decision over a Barkelew plant sale and praises a voter for opposing the council. A third notice seeks help locating a missing six month schnauzer poodle named McKeever in Hamilton, Franklin Street area.
John Chamberlain argues that a financial bribe to North Vietnam might be justified to prevent war. He cites Sen. Strom Thurmond’s cautious stance and admits a hardline position would deny aid, yet contends practical safeguards could spare lives if the bribe proves effective.
A columnist argues against bribing North Vietnam while detailing a conditional plan to aid South Vietnam with long range bombing assets. He compares Danegeld to political blackmail and notes the risk of Hanoi exploiting any payment to rebuild its war effort, predicting unlikely Senate support.
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Government scientists predict a 4.5 magnitude earthquake near San Francisco within months. The piece cheekily forecasts a string of whimsical events including a Detroit shower and a Nixon address, using satire to question scientific certainty.
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