The Unexciting Primaries Mood and Leaders
The piece surveys a disenchanted voting public amid early Democratic primaries. It notes activist disengagement, a lack of fresh ideas from candidates like Bayh and Udall, and hints that the New Hampshire results may hinge on promises to cut taxes. It cites pollster Patrick Caddell and commentator Dic Carmuelle, predicting historically low turnout and a public seeking politics with minimal personal expense.
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Selective Service reiterates need for registration
Officials warn young men may miss standby draft if funds run out but advise keeping registration. A continued system provides a known manpower pool for emergencies and rapid mobilization, preventing delays and preserving U.S. war readiness despite past drafts.
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New York City Crisis Persists as Washington weighs aid
George F. Will argues that New York's Seasonal Financing Act failed to fix core deficits and that the city avoided major sacrifices by appealing to federal loans. He questions ongoing promises of budget cuts, warns of possible $571 million revenue shortfall, and suggests bankruptcy or perpetual dependence as the grim alternative.
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Why TV May Weaken Reading According to Julian
San Francisco critic Fred B. Julian warns that television threatens literacy as TV watching replaces reading among children. He argues minds need reading practice to develop and fears the decline of newspapers as readership drops.
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Change in columnist Jim Fiebig noted by editors
The piece recalls Jim Fiebig, once described as witty and conservative, and traces his move to a New York syndicate. It notes a new photo and questions whether the public will recognize the columnist as he shifts.
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Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal outlines subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Details include home delivery by carrier or motor route with per-copy and weekly rates, plus mail rates for the United States and abroad and advance payment terms.
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