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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
4
The John F. Kennedy Center seeks a 1.5 million emergency appropriation to stay open as vandals strip chandeliers, rugs, and fixtures. Public apathy toward environmental beauty is blamed as guards struggle to curb destructive behavior by visitors and looters.
The piece argues Fidel Castro’s economic failures in Cuba mirror Chile’s Allende and credits Accion International with private aid success across Latin America. It notes Accion’s expansion from Caracas to four countries, Costa Rica contracts, and Brazil’s credit program, urging governments to heed private expertise.
The Journal publishes daily editions with subscription options including newsstand 5c weekdays and 25c Sunday, motor route rates at 3.47 or 3.20 per four weeks, 15c monthly service charge, and mail rates 30 per year within and 38 outside the USA. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
A columnist uses a neighborhood cocker spaniel named George McGovern as a metaphor for the Paris peace talks with Hanoi. The piece recalls Nixon's negotiator stance, the credibility gap, and a call for serious talks while warning against further domestic political theater.
William F Buckley Jr interviews Golda Meir in Jerusalem about Israel as a state and as a homeland for Jews. She discusses dual roles, the need to defend sovereignty, and the tension between socialist origins and modern power. The piece reflects on Israel’s identity and religious as well as secular shrines.
In a look back at literary intrigue, George DuPre’s tale of Nazi Germany was exposed as fiction after Reader's Digest and Random House paid for it, with Quentin Reynolds lauded yet the yarn debunked as fabrications.
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