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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues Judge Harry A. Blackmun is favored for the Supreme Court, with endorsements from Hubert H. Humphrey aiding a favorable Senate reception. It notes Haynsworth and Carswell failures, public scrutiny to come, and a potentially brief confirmation process. Jesus apiece gave a way and breathed his last.
Letters write of a court battle over 866 acres in South Lebanon, with Young and Jones blamed for delaying annexation amid claims of signature fraud. The author urges protecting flood plain open space along the Little Miami River and criticizes war, law, and national unrest while praising the town’s peaceful workers. The piece warns against political hypocrisy and laments Vietnam era tensions.
Newsrooms across the United States race the clock as the Apollo mission ends with a successful splashdown. reporters fear hoaxes and errors while radios relay every update. The piece notes heightened public interest and a hesitant optimism about future spaceflight.
The article discusses how Gallup finds 52 percent identify as conservatives and 34 percent as liberals, challenging assumptions of liberal dominance. It cites Judge Harry A. Blackmun’s remark that labels blur. the piece contrasts conservative liberalism with radical liberalism on government power, civil rights, labor issues, and taxation.
The piece notes a conservative liberal stance that emphasizes social responsibility for individuals and the state. It centers on workers' rights and regards trade unionism as serving the worker's interests.
The Middletown Journal outlines daily, Sunday, and mail subscription prices. Rates show 10 cent weekday copies, 20 cent Sundays, 70 cents weekly delivery, and yearly mail options for within and outside the area, including international at 38 dollars.
John P. Roche argues Nixon staged anger over the Carswell Senate fight, not a spontaneous reaction. He likens Nixon to past presidents Kennedy and Johnson, noting the performance lacked authentic leadership and suggested a calculated display rather than a genuine stance.
Factographs note General Motors headed all industrial corporations in 1967 sales. The text also touches on diverse facts from early locomotives to dental chairs and superstitions, mentioning Berengaria and Mary Queen of Scotland in brief historical blurbs.
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