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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
4
The article discusses how states should pick presidential electors. It contrasts at large vs district methods, citing Virginia litigation and Michigan 1890 as examples. It argues reform could shift outcomes but urges tackling the system as a whole.
The Project Buggy disclosures show practical nuclear excavation near at hand with space blasts 900 feet long canal at 135 feet depth. An AEC expert reports no health or safety problems on or off site, easing fears about radioactive fallout amid test ban constraints.
William F Buckley Jr argues conservatives split on how to respond to riots. Some oppose looting with full force, fearing lawlessness and property neglect, while others defend store owners and argue due process must not hinder order. The piece frames tensions between pragmatism and purist constitutional values amid urban unrest.
Residents report a favorable spring with cool mornings and warm days under clear skies. Blooming trees suffer a minor windstorm last Sunday, but tulips and gardens look vibrant while debris from winter is cleared away.
Washington commentary analyzes the 1968 campaign year marked by friction and expediency. It notes Kennedy and McCarthy pressuring Johnson while Rockefeller and Nixon avoid stances on Vietnam. Johnson’s non‑nomination plan creates Democratic chaos as Humphrey lingers on entry and strategists weigh conventions and potential cross‑stance impacts.
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10c per weekday, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly in city, $15 yearly within trading area, $24 outside, and $38 for outside USA with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
Joseph Alsop analyzes whether Hanoi will pursue a costly victory via renewed major offensives or press for negotiations. He cites North Vietnamese troop strength in I Corps regions, Route 547 A trenching, and heavy losses in February March and early April, arguing enemy capacity and risks shape the US approach and bombing strategy.
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