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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1973
Page
4
John Roche argues liberalism is in the doldrums after McGovern's defeat. He contends voters favor inertia over ideology, criticizes Nixon on black white policy and amnesty, and urges a pragmatic, defensive strategy with liberal groups and candidates to regain momentum.
A letter to the editor praises two Mason youths who aided a crash victim at the Red Lion junction of routes 741 122 and 123. The writer urges authorities to install a traffic light to prevent further accidents and possible deaths. The incident underscores concerns about the hazardous intersection and community gratitude.
The piece celebrates returning war prisoners and calls for gratitude at home while urging efforts to account for missing personnel. It notes up to 100 American servicemen possibly held by Communists in Laos and hopes for a Laos ceasefire enabling prisoner releases. It stresses persistent efforts until every man is home.
An executive order allowing the Agriculture Department to review farmers income tax returns over five years raises privacy issues and questions about why the White House did not publicize the move. The order cites statistical use but lacks clear data use limits, while critics warn of unwarranted intrusion into individual finances and call for explicit safeguards.
A reader complains about interrupted live POW arrivals coverage and calls for more TV reporting. Another note blasts Middletown license plate mailing fees and postmark delays as wasteful, linking attitudes to empty stores on Central Avenue.
William F Buckley Jr notes Frank Stanton of CBS shifting from limited protection for newsmen to advocating absolute privilege. He questions practical limits, calls for distinctions among reporters, and cites past strikes and labor actions as context for protecting First Amendment rights.
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Members of the Fraternal Order of Police No 38 FOP Auxiliary and Walter F Mayer along with the FOP Associates thank donors for supporting the Bob Schuster fund The Schuster family expresses heartfelt gratitude for publicity and assistance to make the campaign a great success Ralph L Bowman president notes Bob Schuster a Hamilton softball player was partially paralyzed in a game injury Editor's note adds context.
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