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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
4
The Census Bureau estimates the United States began 1973 with a population of 210,194,312, about 1.6 million more than 1972. Growth rates fell from 2.0 million gains in 1971 and 2.2 million in 1970 to 0.8 percent in 1972, yet absolute yearly gains remain substantial as the total population rises.
William F. Buckley Jr argues Congress harbors hypocrisy while the White House holds too much power. He criticizes Nixon’s approach to the North Vietnam bombing and the press, urging restraint and acknowledging dissent without public elaboration.
An article notes Pat Ast a 200 pound New York fashion model who earns about 75 dollars an hour and may shift fashion magazines away from gaunt models. It suggests lean models will remain, but big mamas also have a place as mainstream tastes evolve.
New York columnist Bob Considine salutes the Coast Guard for its wartime and peacetime service. He recalls rescue missions in the Everglades and notes the service’s long history, motto Semper Paratus, and pivotal roles in navigation, safety, and military operations.
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Republican insiders say Spiro Agnew is well ahead for the 1976 nomination. They note delegates at the convention will mirror those at Miami Beach with liberals in the party lacking clout. A court remand in a Ripon Society case is cited as weakening liberal efforts.
The piece blasts American Airlines for poor service during holidays and predicts the 1976 presidential race dynamics. It highlights the GOP field with Agnew favored among Southern and Border delegates, notes Melvin Laird and John Connally as potential rivals, and frames a Kennedy versus Agnew clash as the central confrontation.
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