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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues for federal compensation up to 56000 for innocent victims of violent crimes prosecutable in federal courts and federal grants to fund similar state programs. It also proposes death benefits for dependents of officers killed in action, urging compassionate legislative action.
United States ambassador to France Arthur K. Watson acknowledges being excessively rude to the crew on a Paris to New York flight while denying he was uncontrollably drunk. He says sleeping pills and multiple drinks contributed to the episode, which lawmakers say crew members largely corroborate.
The author reflects on the 1971 Bangladesh crisis, condemning Pakistan for denying autonomy to East Pakistan and citing global inaction. He argues the world community must provide massive humanitarian aid to 75 million Bengalis, warning of ongoing chaos and looming refugee burdens while noting Cold War power plays and regional interests.
The Journal is published daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates per copy and motor route options. Rates include 80c daily seven days, 20c Sunday, $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 per four weeks, $30 per year in trade area, $38 outside USA, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
William F Buckley Jr argues North Vietnam’s possible invasion of the South tests McGovern and Humphrey in a Democratic contest while Nixon faces calls to intensify bombing. He notes Pacifist fear, potential realignment, and the strategic gamble of air power versus ground forces amid evolving U.S. options.
Washington analysis notes the Wisconsin primary failure to reveal clear voter intent as McGovern Wallace Humphrey and Muskie shares show splits. It discusses GOP Nixon strength, the need for a clear party platform, and how tax cuts and economic recovery will influence voters in upcoming primaries and the path to July convention.
A column argues downtown decay signals wider urban shift toward high rise beehive living. It cites critics like Nixon, planners such as Constantinos Doxiadis, and psychologist Bruno Bettelheim. The piece foresees one vast eastern to western metro by 30 years, for better or worse.
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