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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
4
Public servants and hundreds of officials have appeared on Meet the Press over the years. Some honored figures may have kept copies of transcripts, suggesting a culture of record keeping among notable interviewees.
A Federal Highway Administration study estimates Americans will spend over 60 billion dollars on cars in the coming decade including fuel, maintenance, insurance and taxes. Senator Byrd requests public funding to print his Meet the Press transcript in the Congressional Record, prompting mock gratitude and a Bible verse closing the piece.
The column argues Mondale lacks celebrity status and foreign experience yet may appeal as liberal yet middle American. It contrasts him with Kennedy and Kennedy-era baggage, noting liberal impulses shifted from 1960s iconography and suggesting Mondale could be created to fit current party mood.
A reader thanks a Madison woman who refused to let two hunters call long distance from her house after their car stalled on a muddy road. The caller notes the danger of delayed help, confirms the two boys got home safely, and urges neighborly involvement.
A 49 year old woman was convicted and fined 200 dollars for altering price tags on three pairs of panties to 48 cents from 86 cents. The ruling reflects strict enforcement of shoplifting related offenses amid other cases discussed in the session. Mr and Mrs Larry Pieratt 4107 Roosevelt Bivd
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John Roche discusses how Germany and Vietnam were shaped by Cold War realities. He compares Ostpolitik and the 1954 Geneva Agreement to show how temporary boundaries emerged and persisted, arguing that like Germany and Korea, Vietnam is a temporarily divided nation.
The essay discusses Marlon Brando in Last Tango In Paris and Pauline Kael’s praise, noting Time magazine coverage and Italy’s ban. It cites Moravia and Bishop Grasso defending the film as eros versus Thantos, plus critical voices from C. P. Snow and Malcolm Muggeridge. It surveys reactions from London to San Francisco and references Burke and Sartre on art and morality.
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