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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
4
A Watergate hearing prompts contrasting views on youth and public service. Gordon Strachan, 27, warns against politics as a career while John Ehrlichman urges young Americans to test ideas in government. The piece argues public trust, checks and balances, and the mix of youth and experience sustain democracy.
A tribute notes Dick Tregaskis died by drowning off Waikiki where he lived with his wife Moana. A Harvard swimmer and famed reporter for INS, he chronicled Guadalcanal and other battles in World War II and inspired Guadalcanal Diary later adapted for cinema. He survived Anzio shrapnel but died near Hawaii.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription and delivery options in Middletown Ohio. Includes home delivery prices for weekdays and Sunday, motor route plans with installment options, and mail rates within and beyond the Wade area.
The piece critiques Nixon era economic policy and public misunderstanding of inflation. It cites George Shultz and a Hillsdale College student conducting polling on what people think inflation is, noting most answers focus on price rises rather than causes like money supply and productivity.
The piece questions whether President Nixon can regain public trust after Watergate, urging him to change his style and engage critics. It argues Americans may endure a less-than-trustworthy president if he acts boldly, invites bipartisanship, and answers hard questions about the scandal.
Columnist Jim Fiebig riffs on the FDA vitamin C ruling limiting sales of high dose tablets and jokes about orange trees, moral dilemmas, and the idea of confiscating fruit trees to enforce the rule.
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