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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1971
Page
4
The Sprint ABM interceptor from Kwajalein tested against a full ICBM path over about 4000 miles in the Pacific. It reportedly destroyed a target close enough to imply an operational warhead. The result improves short term defense but raises concerns about longer term strategic arms competition and global stability.
A reflective note on the earth’s axis tilt, the return of longer days after the winter solstice, and the easing bite of Boreas as winter’s worst passes. The writer ends with a moral exhortation quoted from Matthew about loving enemies.
The writer opposes a proposed Sunday hunting bill backed by a state representative. She argues it would disturb quiet rural homes with noise and danger, urges prohibiting firearm discharge within three miles of communities, and suggests isolated areas for sport may be allowed. She calls for collective civic action against the measure.
The writer declares pride in the United States despite its troubles and criticizes those who say the country has no future. They question how troublemakers would fare in Russia or North Vietnam and affirm a preference for the American homeland.
A column urges fair play and manhood in youth. It condemns unequal street fights and the bystander silence that allows harm. Observers should call police in dangerous, lopsided brawls to prevent fatalities and uphold personal integrity.
Reader comments argue the Beatles might have fallen apart earlier without Paul McCartney's efforts to keep the group together. John Lennon is criticized, while opinions on Yoko Ono and the breakup's legal steps vary, with some praising the split and others lamenting changes in the band's music.
The piece outlines Communist tactics in Vietnam including infiltrations and subversion aimed at undermining Viet Namization and eroding support for U S aid. It cautions that antiwar sentiment at home and abroad could slow troop withdrawals, while urging greater intelligence effort and unity behind troops.
Saigon reports recount a Dec 2 fire bombing of a US Army bus by about 100 students and mobs who pelted both American and South Vietnamese police until tear gas dispersed them. Similar incidents and provocations arise from soldier civilian disputes as Communists are said to exploit them.
The paper lists its address in Middletown Ohio and notes price terms for subscriptions and mail services. It indicates second class mail and weekly or daily delivery options, with outside U S rates. The text reflects publisher information and subscription costs.
William F Buckley Jr defends his writings praising Frank Shakespeare head of USIA, refuting claims of venal motives and travel paid by taxpayers. He notes trips to Vienna, Russia, and Vietnam were at Shakespeare's instigation and asserts he did not write encomiums for the agency.
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