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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
4
The author draws a parallel to Johnson in 1968 and argues for a bold move. A fixed withdrawal date tied to POW releases could force North Vietnam to respond and perhaps accelerate prisoner releases, shorten U.S. involvement, and end the stalemate, despite diplomatic risk.
Comments from Mrs John N Mitchell spark criticism of the court desegregation decision. She questions why nine judges, not elected by all Americans, should dictate actions when the majority is to rule. The remark hints at a perceived failure of checks and balances in the U S government.
Jeffrey Hart argues both sides share responsibility for the Vietnam war outcome. He notes a bruising mix of media bias and political fault lines, condemning leadership decisions, media coverage, and public misjudgments while questioning the track record of major figures from Calley to Johnson.
James C. Burchard of East Haven requests old and new colored picture postcards, especially Middletown trolley and railroad views from the past 125 years, plus cards from other cities or foreign countries. He is unable to travel or work and relies on generosity to grow his collection.
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists home delivery options with pricing for motor route and mail, including weekly and annual rates, installment plans, service charges, and outside U S subscriptions. The paper is founded in 1857 and mailed from Middletown Ohio.
The piece criticizes Fulbright and Lowenstein for opposing Nixon while praising their past roles in shaping foreign policy. It argues their charges misstate history, notes Lowenstein’s Vietnam stance, and contrasts Nixon’s withdrawal strategy with earlier presidential actions, while defending past despotism claims as overstated. It references McNamara, Johnson, Ho Chi Minh, and Krock.
Lowenstein speaks to conservative audiences outlining cautious policy stances and disciplined rhetoric. He emphasizes stability, fiscal restraint, and gradual reforms while cautioning against bold ideological shifts. Supporters nod as he contrasts pragmatism with partisan extremes.
A reader argues against welfare state policies and tax loopholes favoring capital, citing self reliance and distorted incentives. He contends government spending undermines initiative, praises private enterprise, and criticizes socialist and communist doctrines as eroding individual freedom. Mrs. Robert Keays, 4800 Riviera Dr.
To the Editor the writer argues against ratifying the Genocide Convention warning it could place Americans before an international court with Communist jurors. The piece emphasizes constitutional guarantees of US courts and urges letters to President Nixon and senators to prevent ratification.
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