McGovern Losses in Wisconsin Foreshadow Democratic Struggle
Washington reacts to McGovern's Wisconsin plurality as a warning for the Democratic Party. The piece weighs faction splits, Muskie and Humphrey prospects, and the risk of a nominating clash with Nixon, arguing a major party realignment may be underway.
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The Journal masthead and staff credits
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager Dave Regan as Executive Editor Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J Day as Managing Editor in the paper's masthead.
History of presidents defeated for re election in the 19th and 20th centuries
The article surveys presidents who lost reelection, including Van Buren, Fillmore, Taft, Hoover, and Hoover’s era context. It notes Cleveland’s comeback in 1892 and Grover Cleveland’s unique later reversal. It mentions Nixon’s potential fate and closes with a biblical quotation from 2 Corinthians 5:19.
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Butler County Teachers Association meets at Hamilton High
Middletown teachers join Superintendent Watkins for a program on teaching. Lectures cover history and grammar as the county association seeks better training and supervision, with debates on normal schools and county oversight amid concerns over pay and teacher preparation.
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Primaries reveal patterns in voter support across parties
Ed Muskie notes primaries reflect more than margins as voters split by ideology. McGovern leads in Wisconsin amid cross party voting, with Wallace on the right and Goldwater’s lingering influence. The vocal extremists gain attention, but pragmatic majorities hold sway in two party races.
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Should The Factory Recall Nader
Arch Booth defends the U S Chamber of Commerce against Ralph Nader in a critique urging careful sourcing and homework. The piece argues the Chamber favors consumer protection with executive oversight rather than a new federal agency, noting Nader misinterpreted their position and used questionable material.
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Letter to the Editor Raises School Debate on Race and Religion
A reader argues for changing derogatory references to the word black and challenges Rev. Joe Lewis on permissiveness in schools. The letter questions religious clubs and prayer rooms in public schools and asks whether Jesus would be expelled for disrupting learning.
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Middletown News Journal Rates and Publication Details
The News Journal reports subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers including daily 15c copies and 25c Sundays. Delivery via newspaperboy motor route or mail offers varied annual pricing with advance payment and a 15c service charge for tube placement. Founded in 1857.
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