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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1972
Page
4
Captioned as a staff byline, the article notes Paul J. Dav er serves as managing editor for the publication. It highlights his role overseeing newsroom operations and editorial direction within the paper.
The Mundt stroke leaves Sen. Mundt out of action for years and sparks a Senate and House review of committee seniority and assignments. The New York Times proposes automatic divestiture after a year’s absence, and a limit on chair tenure is debated to balance experience with accountability.
In Peking Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai declared a joint aim to end hostilities and seek a constructive relationship. Kissinger orchestrated the event as Nixon mixed with officials under round-table toasts while Mao watchers noted the scene at the Great Hall of the People.
American officials report subtle Chinese hints that the US president should expect formal respect rather than enthusiastic receptions. Chinese diplomats say the foreign office handles visits and the government controls warmth and size of ceremonies, aiming to balance decorum with meeting Nixon’s wishes but avoiding firm commitments on major issues.
A reader replies to Mrs. Carpenter defending hospital emergency room staff while arguing that minor emergencies should not require long waits. The writer praises staff for true emergencies yet laments delays for non urgent cases and mocks another reader’s account of a rapid two hour experience.
A patient from South 1, Mid dletown Hospital praises doctors nurses and nurse aides for prompt ER care and continued attention in his room. William H. Langdon, Room 1326, commends the kind efficient service despite reports of poor ER impressions.
A reader argues against hospital complaints and praises the local hospital and emergency room. The letter urges signed, verifiable submissions and notes the hospital treated the writer well during seven weeks’ stay. It reminds readers to direct serious concerns to hospital leadership.
Paul Harvey argues for individual air conditioning in homes and heated clothing. He envisions seat warmth via tiny rheostats, furniture woven with micro wires, and battery powered heated clothing. He notes no patents exist yet and urges rapid adoption of customizable, personal comfort technologies.
George Crout reports Middletown High School’s Purple Advocate in its second year with locals, essays, and a popular Just for Fun column. The piece notes humorous incidents, student jokes, local advertisers, and services targeting students including haircuts, banking, dyeing, photos, and a bicycle of note the Racycle.
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday newsstand prices, motor route options, and mail subscription fees. Rates include 15 cents weekday, 25 cents Sunday, 80 cents weekly, with motor route installments and a 15 cent monthly service charge. mail subscriptions vary by area with annual costs. Founded in 1857.
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