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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1972

Page

4

Proper Attention To Duty In Congress And On Campus

The piece argues that despite understating workload, absenteeism in the Senate is high with 25 to 30 percent absent during roll calls since the new session. It critiques Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and urges firm rules and enforcement for attendance.

Congress House Senate Sen Margaret Chase Smith Maine Mike Mansfield Sen. Smith Mansfield

Kissinger Attacked from All Sides in Japan

Commentary notes that Kissinger faces attacks from both political camps in Japan. The piece suggests maintaining balance helps him stay steady amid criticism from opposing sides.

Ananias Heals Saul Through Touch and Prayer

Ananias goes to Saul’s house and lays hands on him, saying the Lord sent him to restore sight and fill him with the Holy Spirit. This moment marks Saul’s partial conversion as described in Acts.

Ananias Saul

Socialism or Freedom to The Editor

Letter warns of hidden socialist programs in Washington and urges swift action to defend private property, family, and religion. Cites Lincoln quote about self-reliance and questions cradle to grave government. Signed by Mrs. Thomas Guide of 3209 Bexley Drive.

America Washington Europe Asia Africa Mrs. Thomas Bexley Drive

Why Not You Taxes and the Hidden Burden on Paychecks

The author argues people would object strongly if they received full pay and paid only taxes like federal and state income taxes and social security, plus hidden levies. The piece suggests public uproar would ensue over such a system.

Hospital Praise Letter Highlights Middletown Care

A patient commends Middletown Hospital OB ward surgical staff for exceptional treatment. The writer praises the supervisor, nurses, aides, maids, and all connected with the ward for efficiency, competence, and genuine care, expressing gratitude for local hospital quality.

Middletown Hospital

The Polaris Poseidon Trident debate in Washington

Washington debates a new nuclear fleet as Senator Fulbright questions Defense Secretary Laird over the need for Trident. The piece likens the policy to a comic book death ray and notes Polaris Poseidon reach and cost, with Navy and Pentagon voices defending current deterrence.

Washington Jeff Minerva Polaris Senate Defense Melvin Laird J. William Fulbright Arkansas Fulbright Laird Navy Robert Y. Kaufman Pentagon

Ball Memo on Vietnam Two Paths 1964

The Atlantic published a secret October 1964 memo by Under Secretary George Ball. It argues for liquidation of Vietnam unless Laos and Indochina neutrality can be found and warns against escalation, noting Ball favored a settlement between South Vietnam and Hanoi without overt US interference.

the Atlantic Robert Manning Vietnam George Ball Manning Ball Indochina Americans For Democratic Action Atlantic City Laos Geneva Hanoi Southeast Asia Escalaton Wich

USO probes, Shor knee treatment and Fast Food in Foreign Lands

A column notes Toots Shor undergoes acupuncture for a knee and comments on USO investigations into misconduct, finding losses under $5,000 and no drug or obscenity issues. It also profiles Arthur Treacher’s fish and chips empire expanding to Israel and England, and Colonel Sanders’ Kentucky Fried Chicken success in Japan with a playful tone.

Arthur Treacher Merv Griffin America Israel England Colonel Sanders Tokyo

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Facts

The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and motor route service. Rates include 1Copy 5 cents, Sunday 25 cents, seven day 80 cents, motor route 3.47 yearly installments or 3.20 four week periods, plus 15 cent monthly tube service, and mail options at 30 dollars yearly within trading area or 38 outside. Founded 1857.

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