Letters to the Editor on Middletown Hospital ER
A reader praises ER staff at Middletown Hospital while describing patient cases, nurse care, and doctor shortages. The writer urges sympathy for nurses and staff, noting compassion and challenges faced by emergency room workers. A second letter by James R. Reynolds recounts his chest pains and recovery after a coronary attack, thanking medical staff and modern technology.
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Middletown Hospital
Franklin
Middletown
We All Make Mistakes Don't We
A reader writes to the editor describing alleged medical missteps in a Dayton area hospital that led to a broken hip and multiple surgeries for her father after a work injury in Moraine City. She notes errors by an intern and contrasts care across hospitals.
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Wilgus Riley
Dayton
Moraine City
Middletown Hospital
Michelle Hampton Franklis
The Journal masthead listing editors and manager
The Journal presents Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager with Dave Regan as Executive Editor Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J. Day among the staff.
Draft Lottery News Highlights Uncertain January Calls
The Pentagon says no draft calls in January and possibly the next two months. Selective Service warns over 100,000 could escape induction if no calls occur for three months. The report notes the draft’s capriciousness and outlines three classes of men who might avoid service in early 1972, with about 90,000 in the main category. New Jersey moves to lengthen court days to reduce backlogs, starting January 31, and abolish the 10 day Easter recess in 1973.
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Middletown Hospital
Pentagon
Selective Service
New Jersey
Bob Considine Honors Tireless Bob Hope on Vietnam Tour
Bill Fugazy recalls Bob Hope’s Christmas mission to the troops in Da Nang and elsewhere. About 12,000 service members waited in rain for his show as Hope pressed on despite foul weather, aiming to lift spirits and question the war. He traveled toward Vientiane and to the North Vietnamese Embassy, staging improvised performances in hostile conditions.
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New York
Bill Fugazy
Bob Hope
Hope
Bill
da Nang
Bob
Vietnam
Bangkok
Coral Sea
Vientiane
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The News Journal, Inc publishes daily from Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio. Subscriptions listed include daily stands 1 Sc, Sunday 2c, home delivery 80c weekly, motor route $3.47 per year in 12 installments or $3.20 per four weeks, mail $30 per year in trading area and $38 outside U.S. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded 1857.
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Here Comes Mr Ashbrook on John Ashbrook Candidacy
William F Buckley Jr. analyzes Ashbrook’s New Hampshire primary entry and the split within Republicans. He notes two factions form and forecast how post primary support for Nixon may unfold while Ashbrook hedges on endorsing Nixon after renomination. The piece ends with the New Hampshire primary turning exciting.
Ashbrook drives New Hampshire bid as Nixon leaner
Rep. John Ashbrook enters the New Hampshire Republican primary to push Nixon toward a 1968 stance. If Ashbrook finishes behind Pete McCloskey, conservatives worry for Nixon's fate. a strong Ashbrook showing could signal influence among young conservatives and shape Nixon’s campaign path in the Granite State. Opposition voices worry Nixon’s liberal drift could doom re election hopes.
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McCloskey
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Ashbrook
Pete McCloskey
Richard Nixon Om
Republic
White House
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Pete” McCloskey
Richard Nixon
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Dartmouth
Nelson Rockefeller
Granite Hills
Bill Loeb
Manchester Union
Loeb
Ash
Niton
Seers Romney
Rockefeller
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