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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1970
Page
4
The piece urges constant compassion beyond holidays, noting families in trailers with cut water, cold tenements, and hungry children. It praises public generosity while warning that need persists year round, calling on all to sustain aid and support beyond Christmas.
The piece notes New York Senator Jacob Javits pushed for a female page and expects approval, citing a New York Stock Exchange precedent where women entered as pages. It suggests the Senate may follow suit, with minimal fuss and broad acceptance.
John P Roche recalls feeling left behind as major government reports on crime and Pentagon issues spilled into headlines. A discussion with Ken Crawford yields Crawford's Law that many scoops are phony since few readers actually digest the full documents.
Paul Harvey critiques Nixon era welfare expansion and government program growth. He cites Harris on questions voters will demand answered, noting millions rely on federal pay, farmers loans, food programs and Medicare along with a total welfare outlay approaching 120 billion dollars across federal and state levels.
John Chamberlain argues against the FCC banning cigarette advertising and licenses renewal being controlled by a federal agency. He warns it threatens the First Amendment and equal protection, advocates market-based renewal of airwave licenses, and champions broader media freedom and fair hiring without government bias.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and mailed delivery. Rates include weekly motor route in city and suburban area, seven day mail within and outside trading area, and international options, all payable in advance.
A man describes a months long cough that resists X rays tests and allergies. He recalls summer in Michigan where the cough vanished, then recurred back home near two Irish Setters. He jokes that if allergy to the dogs is confirmed he will just keep coughing.
Washington reports President Nixon quietly chose George Bush as United Nations ambassador to add a strong pro-Nixon voice in Manhattan and challenge John Lindsay. The move signals domestic political aims outweigh post’s international stature, with Bush seen as loyal, capable, and acceptable to both liberals and conservatives.
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