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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
4
The piece likens McGovern to a schoolteacher losing control as post convention weeks unfold. It recalls staff tensions over Eagleton, McGovern’s bid to keep control, and pressure from aides to alter positions while he weighs options.
The piece critiques Democratic Party clashes over leadership changes and public handling of political scandals. It contrasts candid talk with the fallout of vague or evasive statements by party figures and reflects on how historical leaders might respond to such internal turmoil and public humiliations.
The piece argues Agnew’s selection strengthens Nixon’s bid by aligning Republicans with a rightward shift, expanding New York support, and uniting liberal and conservative senators behind the ticket. It notes Agnew’s unexpected intellectual engagement and questions who will emerge as Nixon’s successor in 1976.
The piece criticizes the Democrats and Sen George McGoverns handling of selecting Sen Thomas Eagleton as the vice presidential nominee. It argues for a systematic, candidate-involved deliberation process including medical history and character, and calls for future reform to ensure compatibility and careful scrutiny.
The piece discusses Robert Pound and a disputed poetry prize nomination by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. It weighs Pound as a figure, his anti Semite reputation, and whether character should influence artistic awards amid broader political critique. It notes Harvard faculty debate over merit versus morality in honors.
A donor driven Thursday bingo at Garden Manor Extended Care Center thanks unnamed friends and visitors for gifts to patients. It notes 20 teen volunteers who logged 4,374 hours in the year and invites teens aged 14 to 18 to apply via Mrs Duff or Mrs Lansa noting simple steps and cheerful smiles as the goal.
Daily News Journal details subscription terms with prices for daily, Sunday, and weekly delivery. Motor route and mail options available with annual and international rates. Advertising and postal details listed for Magietown Onio.
BOB CONSIDINE laments Ulster violence while praising Republic of Ireland as a peaceful haven. He notes tourism losses from Belfast to Ring of Kerry and extols Ireland’s green landscape, culture, and hospitality, contrasting Protestant Ulster with the Irish Republic.
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