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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
4
A nationwide poll finds the public's view of Congress at a low point since 1963. It highlights concern over poverty funding cuts, aid to cities, open housing, and gun control while backing Social Security boosts and foreign aid cuts. The results urge lawmakers to rethink priorities and act on root causes of unrest.
An NBC style review notes a Soviet television series marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary omits Khrushchev and Malenkov from depictions of Stalin era. It credits Khrushchev with destroying the Stalin myth but shows him "out of the picture" in post Stalin reflections.
A reader laments antiwar sentiment in America while defending patriotism and faith. The writer urges service and pride, criticizes hippie culture, and warns against neglecting national duties and children’s welfare.
Editor commends Mrs. Joan Horne for urging return of HUD development funds. The writer praises hard work and questions downtown merchants about revitalizing their properties with their own resources, suggesting self-made claims may not cover renovation.
A Journal letter discusses a proposed sale of Chautauqua property to Baptists, outlining community interest and potential implications for the town. The missive flags concerns over ownership, access, and future use, inviting public guidance.
Mr and Mrs Marlin Shanks protest a Jan 17 photo feature by Chuck Olsen labeling New Burlington homes as run down. They say the town has both good and bad spots and claim such reporting pressures residents to move to boost advertising.
Dr. Benjamin Spock and Dr. William Coffin on NBC's Meet The Press discuss pre trial publicity amid their draft law indictment. The piece weighs whether equal time for prosecutors should be imposed to balance public discourse and safeguard impartial juries.
William F Buckley analyzes the Nixon Rockefeller candidacy dynamic. Rockefeller’s public withdrawal is debated as strategy. Buckley weighs loyalty to conservative Republicans against liberal tendencies and Rockefeller’s hints about Vietnam war stance and Romney as successor.
Sgt O P Cobb writes to his niece Kristina about Vietnamese children. He notes early work, lack of schooling, orphans, hunger, and medical neglect, yet sees resilience. He mentions being wounded once and hospitalized 48 days, urging peace and return home.
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