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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1972
Page
4
A public safety warning notes gasoline fumes can travel from indoors to ignition sources and cause explosions. The piece cites a Southwestern boy's burn injury and estimates 1972 highway deaths may reach 56 250, urging outdoor handling away from flames and careful driving.
In a personal note Sydney Harris urges skepticism toward resort ads and glossy brochures. He cites inflated claims of Olympic pools and championship golf courses, noting many so called great hotels lack real facilities and that no official standard validates such titles.
Column by Jim Fielig defends coyotes against Senator Barry Goldwater comparing delegates to coyotes. Praises the animal for persistence and cunning, while criticizing political rhetoric about the West. Also satirizes hotel dining claims in New York Times guides and questions gourmet hotel dining credibility.
The Democratic Party fractures further with McGovern seen as a temporary aberration by a rising anti McGovern bloc. Leaders like Strauss Krim and Mills form the Committee to Re-elect a Democratic Congress to defend seats while liberal intellectuals and state leaders weigh a separate approach.
William F Buckley Jr notes Reagan’s keynote style at the Miami Beach Republican gathering, comparing it to past era speeches and urging慎 caution in attack language. He discusses reactions from McGovern supporters, Nixon strategy, and the Eagleton debate, underscoring the politics of tone and balance in campaign rhetoric.
Readers dispute Jim Fiebig’s Aug. 18 column accusing journalism and the Navy of poor taste. Dennis The Menace defends Marines and questions the columnist’s stance while Lt Comdr Aquiliny comments on Navy support. Alvin King weighs in on Tony deBiasi’s political bias debate.
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The piece argues Democrats face a narrowing path as polls show growing support for Nixon's Vietnam policy while McGovern risks broad criticism. It notes McGovern may avoid a nationwide denunciation of Americans, yet uncertainty remains about their strategic moves.
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