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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
4
Former Argentina strongman Juan D. Peron, 77, returns from exile and emerges as a rallying symbol for critics of the military regime. He hints at presidential aims while favoring strong centralized rule, though legal hurdles like a seven month residency ban may block a run. His influence grows as public support appears to mount.
The columnist argues Nixon's diplomacy signals a shift from Cold War confrontation to dialogue. Handshakes with Mao, talks with Brandt, SALT plans, and West-East accords unfold while captive nations resist change. He warns the era of negotiations may persist unless unforeseen events disrupt progress.
The column blends a family anecdote about the Tooth Fairy with reflections on Cold War strategy. It references Nixon era diplomacy, Soviet gas, Boeing 707s to China, and Henry Kissinger linking past European peace to present geopolitics. The author also mentions Bela Fabian and contemplates explaining it all beyond the River Styx.
The Middletown Journal lists prices for single copies and home delivery, including motor route options and mail subscriptions. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and periodic billing, with advance payment required and regional mailing terms.
William F Buckley Jr argues the ACLU exaggerates hijacking risks and questions searches of airline passengers. He cites 6000 arrests in 22 months with 20 percent for hijacking related contraband and weighs whether seizures without direct link to hijacking are valid under the Fourth Amendment and Weeks precedent.
Letter writer praises two Ohio State Stadium championship games with four well trained teams and consistent officiating. He contrasts Mid- Miami League games with poor refereeing he says involved bias ignorance and spectatorship.
A Middletown group named the Sertoma Club played a key role in establishing the Middletown Treatment for Brain Injured Children. They organized equipment donations facilities and financial support and sponsored the first child to be treated three years ago.
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