The Journal Names Frank R. Myers Editor General Manager
Frank R. Myers is named editor at the Journal with Dave Regan serving as general manager. The announcement details leadership changes and the newspaper's ongoing editorial plans.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1971
Page
4
Frank R. Myers is named editor at the Journal with Dave Regan serving as general manager. The announcement details leadership changes and the newspaper's ongoing editorial plans.
Page header notes Paul J. Day as Executive Editor and Managing Editor on Page 4. The line lists roles for the newspaper staff and identifies key editorial leadership.
The Wisconsin senator William Proxmire is praised for leading opposition to further SST subsidies. The piece contrasts Proxmire with former senator Joseph McCarthy and notes McCarthy's perceived national calamity, while hinting voters’ shift to Proxmire as a tacit apology for McCarthy’s era.
The case reports the 17 year old Charlence Whalen found murdered near Half Moon Bay after being abducted with a friend by two men who forced narcotics and raped them at a motel. Whalen was shot in the head and body. the other teen vows never to hitchhike again.
The piece argues America’s anti communism obsession shapes public response to the Calley verdict. It cites Fulbright on Israel and Vietnam, notes potential racism, and links wartime rhetoric to domestic judgments. It traces historical anti communist policies and overreach from Wilson to today.
The letter questions government candor on Korea and defense readiness. It urges immediate action, asks how long the war might last, and whether troops reserves or taxes should rise to prevent escalation. It cautions against complacency and seeks clear plans to stop Communism.
The article argues that rising wage costs across industries threaten higher inflation and a deeper recession. It cites union pressure, especially in auto and steel, and predicts escalating labor costs will feed price increases, reduce profits, and hamper production unless restraints curb wage growth. It highlights government intervention unlikely and warns of sustained monetary depreciation and unemployment.
William F Buckley Jr argues that New York’s Blaine Amendment and a secular drive threaten Catholic education. He notes Governor Rockefeller’s subsidy plan conditioned on secular status, and Niagara University’s response under Fr K F Slattery.
The largest gamma ray telescope ever flown was sent aloft by Cornell University physicists in a giant balloon to study radiation from the Crab Nebula. Engineers seek a device to sense the critical moment before a tractor-trailer jackknife and improve truck safety. The Hobby Industry Association of America reports Americans spent over 800 million dollars last year on hobby and crafts kits and merchandise.
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