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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1973
Page
4
The article recalls Lyndon B. Johnson's death at 64 amid U S Vietnam peace talks nearing initialing of cease fire. Nixon honors the late president noting his push for lasting world peace and Johnson's legacy in civil rights human rights and conservation.
A Senate Special Committee on Aging report notes Social Security boosts lift 3.1 million elderly from poverty, down from 4.8 million in 1969. It states progress is welcome but insufficient, citing the enduring poverty among many seniors despite payments. The piece ends with a biblical quotation urging continued help.
A homeowner criticizes the city’s water billing system charging minimums and extensions, saying charges persist after 31 days and shift to previous owners. The writer urges citizens to devise a fairer method and explains why they sold property to reduce stress.
The Journal Published daily by News Journal, Inc. at Middletown Ohio outlines subscription options. Rates include 5c daily on newsstands and 95c Sundays, with home delivery and motor route plans. Mail orders priced per year with different international and regional terms.
The speaker questions the push for an all volunteer military and asks why the U S remains in the United Nations despite substantial funding and long involvement. The tone suggests skepticism toward global governance and U N membership as a farce.
William F Buckley Jr mocks George McGovern s Oxford speech calling it spout and cant He argues the critique of a strong presidency is overdue and urges return to shared power while urging student letters to Congress for reform
Washington debates peace terms and definitions as officials accept any pact as peace. The era of honorable peace and self determination is viewed as obsolete, with emphasis shifting to a practical, even uneasy, acceptance of any agreement.
In a fervent appeal critics urge President Nixon to speak plainly to the nation about inflation war aims and daily grievances. They demand more transparency, fewer speeches, and direct TV chats to reconnect with ordinary Americans amid wartime and budget pressures.
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