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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
4
The text notes a renewed hijacking surge and the FAA orders airlines to screen all passengers and baggage. It reflects on past partial methods and marshals, arguing universal screening may be necessary despite anticipated delays and public resistance.
Yokoi, the Japanese Imperial soldier who hid in Guam for 28 years, returns to Japan. The piece notes the lag between his wartime mindset and postwar Japan and America, and his struggle to catch up with a changed world and modern Japan.
The piece argues McGovern's Yale campus support exceeds 20 percent while national polls hover around 3 percent. It claims campus leftists favor him for his leftward stance and abstract discourse, contrasted with personal absence and lack of individual distinction, deducing this fuels his leadership appeal on campuses.
Mary Brooks, director of the U S Mint, says she is the richest woman but donates all but a 36000 annual salary. She notes the Kennedy half dollar returning to circulation and the Eisenhower silver dollar being minted at high volume. Col Tony Story recalls a MacArthur birthday dinner and a Gulf & Western PR friend during a major New York hurricane scare.
A reader argues that socialist bureaucrats regulate television through a hidden CFR led system. The letter cites Nixon Kissinger Paley Sarnoff and Life Line, warns of government domination by 2000 and endorses The Naked Capitalist by W Cleon Skousen as a warning for the 1972 vote.
Paul Harvey surveys Chicago as it becomes the nation’s leading metropolis in traffic, air travel, commerce, industry, culture, and skyline. He notes the city’s record airports and busiest freeway, the vast telephone directory, tallest buildings, largest post office and convention center, diverse population, and premier arts and education, crediting Mayor Daley’s stewardship while declaring Chicago more dynamic and prosperous than ever.
John Chamberlain critiques ecologist fears while arguing for Alaska and offshore oil to counter Arab pressure and secure U S energy, noting caribou crossings and insulation plans as illustrative debates in oil policy. He asserts U S needs Western Hemisphere sources to counter Middle East dependence.
The editorial discusses subscription details for The Journal of Middletown Ohio and argues oil independence matters. It claims U S oil security hinges on Alaska and Western Hemisphere sources to counter Arab oil power and avoid making Western Europe and Japan bear higher costs.
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