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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
4
The piece analyzes Sen. Edmund S. Muskie's decision to stay in the 1972 Democratic race, noting the familiar ritual of political announcements. It compares his bid to a staged routine and predicts a shift to more concrete debate as primaries approach.
A quoted Bible verse from Matthew 10 42 promises that anyone who gives even a cup of water to one of Jesus disciples will not go unrewarded. The saying emphasizes simple acts of kindness acknowledged by Jesus.
Bob Considine voices a harsh column on Nixon choices in Vietnam and Middle East policy. He argues options risk Arab oil, Israeli relations, and U S credibility, while noting the political peril in an election year. The piece names several political figures and casts broad opinions on leadership readiness.
A reader argues that postal rate hikes threaten magazines, but contends mismanagement and renewal discounts show blame lies with publishers. The letter urges readers to contact publishers and elected officials to defend free information flow and challenge calls to blame the Postal Service.
A reader appeals for community aid in stamping out pornography and obscene films by refusing to advertise such movies. The letter urges readers to act to protect children and improve the town.
John Roche argues that Secretary Rogers' push to reopen the Suez Canal complicates Soviet and Chinese plans. He notes the 8,000 mile detour for ships, increased costs for the Soviets, and Beijing's likely motive to keep the canal closed to hinder Western and regional stability.
Washington observes Sen. Muskie’s first campaign talk but he fails to specify how he would implement reforms or end the Vietnam War. He argues for a “commitment to make a new beginning” while noting current policies and international constraints.
In Manchester January's foggy gloom Sen. George McGovern filed his presidential candidacy papers and faced a cautious start. He battled a lingering virus, a shaky filing fee, and sparse crowds, yet delivered a forceful, plainspoken message on jobs and housing that contrasted with Muskie. The primary's result may hinge on McGovern's perceived honesty and resolve against long odds in a wary New Hampshire.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc at 5 Broad and Firsy Ave Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including daily and Sunday prices, home delivery and motor route rates, mail options for local and distant areas, service charges, and payment terms. Founded in 1857.
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