Coming Apart at the Seams in 1972 America
Tom Braden argues the real U S problem in 1972 is social disarray not taxes or busing. He cites rising divorce crime and delinquency rates, the decline of family life, the rise of working mothers, the shift to nuclear families, reduced neighbor contact, television as a substitute for family, and declining church attendance. He urges leaders to propose unity efforts.
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The Journal masthead and editors listing
The excerpt presents the 1972 Sun day edition date and identifies Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager Dave Regan as Executive Editor Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J Day as Managing Editor for The Journal.
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Frank R. Myers
When Confronted by a Rattlesnake Dont Argue
A brief essay advises travelers to avoid provoking rattlesnakes in the Southwest. Harvey Fischer of the Los Angeles Zoo says snakes seek only sun and food, not conflict, and will usually retreat if left alone. The piece urges calm, nonviolent behavior and echoes a biblical note on cheerful giving.
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Harvey Fischer
Los Angeles Zoo
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Psychic games with presidents twist public minds
John Roche critiques psychohistory and the habit of diagnosing leaders like Nixon Kissinger Johnson Kennedy and Agnew as insecure or haunted by complex origins. He argues such theories lack proof and warn that secure leaders in the White House would be dangerous amid uncertain variables.
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Korea
Time For Change in the 8th District Letter
A reader from the 8th Congressional District formerly the 24th calls for a new, effective representative. The writer accuses previous lawmakers of serving special interests and urges change. The letter is signed by Wilburn Edwards and Minnie Edwards of Box 183.
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Wilburn Edwards
Minnie Edwards
Allies of U S reassured on Vietnam policy amid criticism
Washington reports show US readiness to bomb North Vietnam deters Hanoi and reassures allies. Nixon stance draws international support despite congressional heat. Melvin Laird calls talks with North Vietnam under Paris feasibility questions. Soviet Union protests Haiphong damage while discussions begin.
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Big Labor Not That Big George Meany Faces Government Control
Paul Harvey argues that only 17 percent of workers belong to unions while 83 percent rely on government action and public policy. He critiques George Meany and the AFL-CIO for leaving the Pay Board and suggests labor should stay to help wage and price controls succeed amid rising consumer prices.
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Pets Outnumber People as Country Goes to the Dogs
A columnist laments American affection for pets from dogs and cats to parrots and fish. He notes pet numbers, rising yearly, and the cultural craze with pet products and services. A Spring Hill class discusses hail from a recent ice storm with a teacher correcting the term devil balls to hail stones.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Publication details for the News Journal of Middletown Ohio include pricing bystand markets and delivery methods. Rates cover motor route and mail subscriptions with annual, weekly, and installment options, plus a 15 cent service charge for tube placement and prepayment requirements. Founded in 1857.
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