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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
4
The FAA ordered universal screening after a series of hijackings, but loopholes remain as airlines may fail to fully comply. Investigations into United Air Lines and Pacific Southwest Airlines hijackings show gaps in applying behavioral profiles, metal detectors, ID checks, and searches, risking future disasters.
A new agreement adds modest increases in scientific and technological exchanges and more performing groups while omitting student exchanges. The pledge aims to keep open channels between peoples and governments, signaling cautious progress toward broader intellectual freedom.
The piece argues Hanoi has conducted a steady buildup and invasion of South Vietnam, bolstered by Soviet tanks and prepared supply lines. It contends that Nixon acted to resume bombing after Hanoi violated 1968 accords, and that the conflict remains Hanoi's war rather than Nixon's.
The Journal announces subscription options for readers in Middletown Ohio and surrounding areas. Rates include daily 5 cents, Sunday 2 cents, seven day delivery 10 cents, motor route 3.47 monthly or 3.20 four weeks, mail 92 dollars yearly within and outside the trading area 38 dollars outside the U S A. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1657.
President Nixon faces constitutional hurdles as courts challenge direct aid to parochial schools. A tax credit plan, extending relief to all parents paying taxes for public school support while children attend nonpublic schools, is favored to avoid church establishment issues.
In a floor speech Buckley defends bombing North Vietnam and rebukes Kennedy, portraying Kennedy as a rising leftist force and noting Buckley’s sway as a spokesman for moderation. He questions Kennedy’s stance on Nixon's policies and the Vietnam invasion.
Letters discuss the idea that U S freedom rests on God given rules and that removing cross threads leads to moral decay and social unrest. The writer warns that overbearing city restrictions on signs threaten business and calls for tax and overhead support from authorities.
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