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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
4
Federal Judge John J. Sirica, who presided over the Watergate trial, calls for a wider congressional investigation to uncover who ordered, funded, and directed the affair. He urged the Senate committee be granted broad power to get to the bottom of what happened and aligned with public demand for answers.
British historian Alfred L. Rowse claims the dark lady of Shakespeare sonnets is Emilia Lanier wife of a court musician. He bases this on new evidence and plans to publish a book prompting broader Shakespearean study as social progress notes report revived death penalty efforts in Michigan since 1846.
A reader expresses gratitude to the Bender family for community support and recalls parttime work and Arbor Day donations at Central Store. The letter also includes unrelated abortion statistics and opinions about pregnancy prevention and adoption.
A Lebanon United Methodist Church pastor and Warren County representative of the Dayton Clergy and Lay Consultation Service on Abortion questions whether the abortion ruling will increase access. He cites medically inaccurate claims about RH negative couples and fetal deformities, noting that no danger exists if both partners are RH negative.
New Delhi observers scrutinize Nixon's handling of India during the Vietnam ceasefire and China detente era. A series of missteps begins with a welcome speech to Madame Gandhi that downplayed refugee crises, followed by a cold toast and a sharp rebuke from Indira Gandhi’s daughter. The fallout includes a strained dinner and a naval tilt toward Pakistan amid escalating East Pakistan refugees.
Jeffrey Hart argues against pure individual liberty, contending that community life and shared values shape laws and norms. He critiques the Libertarian Forum stance on drug legalization, and supports government action to protect community quality from minority desires and harmful sights like pornography.
A Wine Growers of California program tested 35,000 volunteers ages late teens to near 30, offering two California and two foreign wines. Results favor American wines priced around $1 to $1.50, with six of seven votes favoring the home state vintages, signaling a narrowing gap with Europe. The note also reflects on Vietnam war veterans and Hogan's Heroes star John Banner.
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery via newspaper boy or motor route, mail subscriptions, and service charges. Rates include 1 Sc per copy on weekdays, 25c Sunday, motor route payments of 3.47 yearly installments or 3.20 in four week periods, and mail rates of 30 per year within the trading area and 38 outside US.
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