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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1970
Page
4
The piece casts Joe Citizen as a suburban knight facing many small dragons each day. He battles car troubles, late arrivals, uncooperative underlings, demanding bosses, and busy lunchtime, often finishing the day with little heroic fanfare but many minor scars. It references a biblical verse about aid in times of need.
Paul Harvey argues against costly U S involvement in Vietnam noting economic strain at home and rising veterans costs. He compares allied withdrawals abroad to U S overextension and warns of long term debt burden far exceeding the war’s duration.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio readership. Rates show daily or weekly delivery by newspaperboy, mail options, and advance payment required.
Joseph Mankiewicz and Tom Braden examine how the Nixon administration sought to fix the credibility gap over Vietnam and bombing actions. They note misstatements about bombing above the 19th parallel and a disputed prison raid. They question official honesty from Defense and State perspectives and highlight inconsistent war narratives.
William F Buckley Jr argues the Coast Guard response off Martha's Vineyard reflects a re-enactment of Kitty Genovese. He mocks officials for delaying action while Simias, a defector, was beaten and left unconscious, urging accountability and asylum for justice.
The observer assesses Joseph Rhodes a Harvard senior fellow and Scranton Commission alumnus, lauding his charm but criticizing his liberal leanings and selective view of Kent State. Rhodes portrays violence as police driven, while the audience reaction is noted as emotionally charged yet divided.
Letters to the editor urge Dec. 8 passage of a four mill operating levy for Preble Shawnee School District. Authors argue tax increases lag with inflation and compare mills with Valley View and Eaton, stating funds are needed to meet state standards and payroll to attract teachers.
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