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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1973

Page

4

Call for Smaller Efficient Cars To Curb Pollution

The piece argues that modern cars are oversized and overpowered, wasting fuel and increasing pollution. It notes many trips could be made by smaller, lighter cars with about one third the horsepower, historically feasible before WWII. Benefits include less traffic, pollution, parking issues, and resource conservation. urges Congress to promote lighter autos.

Larry O’brien Frank Mankiewicz McGovern Profumo John Profumo Macmillan Watergate Harold Macmillan

Watergate becomes national test of principle and truth

Nicholas von Hoffman argues Nixon led the Watergate operation and urges limiting inquiry to protect the presidency. The piece links the Watergate scandal to the Profumo case and notes growing public demand to uncover who lied and hold them to account. Spiro Agnew’s fate looms if Nixon falls.

Nicholas von Hoffman Washington Post Columbia Broadcasting System Nixon Spiro Agnew United States Profumo Macmillan von Hoffmans James McCord McCord

Pilot Fatigue Implicated in Air Disasters

The British Airline Pilots Association cites an eight month inquiry showing pilot fatigue as a major cause of crashes that killed 257 people. The report urges strict working-hour regulation and rest provisions to reduce fatigue and improve air safety worldwide.

British Airline Pilots Association Association United States

Shakers of Union Village Modernize As Touring Cars Appear

George Crout describes Union Village Shakers near Middletown adopting modern ways with touring cars valued around five thousand dollars. He notes elderly members, a 90 year old founder figure referenced, and hints at possible sale of holdings to a religious group for use as a home.

Union Village Middletown Cincinnati Leopold Goepper America Warren County United Brethren Church Lebanon Kentucky Ohio Turtle Creek Presbyterian Church Bedle’s Station Turtle Creek Richard McNemar United Society of Believers In Christ Daniel Doty Christ Neem Oladta Ann Tea Miami Valley

Watergate inquiry faces chaotic start and possible White House raid

John Roche notes that Senator Sam Ervin's Watergate committee began with leaks from secret sessions. He warns of a potential dramatic turn as the sergeant at arms could lead a force to arrest aides at the White House, amid unclear roles for White House police and the Secret Service.

Sen Sam Ervin Senate White House Secret Service Sen. Ervin Congress House Department of Justice For Prosecution Great Britain House of Commons London Britain United States Congress House Committee On UnAmerican Attorney General Supreme Court Department of Justice

Boycotts not the answer say readers

A letter to the editor argues that consumer protests will not curb rising food costs. It urges ending farm subsidies and deficit spending, notes large subsidy payouts in 1971 and 1973, and calls for Congress to stop financing reduced food supplies and inflation.

Associated Press Congressional Donald Sanderson McAlpin Edgewood

Edgewood and Dillman Stores Draw Reader Letters

A trio of letters covers local issues from Edgewood School thefts and parental concerns to praise for Middletown’s Dillman Food Store on University Boulevard. The writer urges sanity in the Watergate saga and advocates a high-integrity special prosecutor.

Middletown Dillman University Boulevard Roger) Dillman

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery and mail. Rates include 15c weekdays 25c Sundays, 80c weekly, motor route plans at 3.47 or 3.20 per four weeks, 30 per year by mail, 38 outside U.S. Add service charge for motor route tube placement. all subscriptions payable in advance.

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