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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
4
Washington column argues the Stop McGovern slogan misreads McGovern's campaign. It notes open meetings and democracy in nonprimary delegate wins, contrasts with Goldwater's secret tactics, and contends McGovern reflects broader reformist views rather than extremism.
The Journal lists staff in editorial and management roles with Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager, Dave Regan as Executive Editor, Elwood Richardson as Business Manager, and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
Ruins of ancient Babylon south of Baghdad face plans to reconstruct gardens gates palaces. Government aims to restart restoration soon with Nineveh expert predicting much of Babylon could be revived within five years, offering future travelers a glimpse of the once mighty city.
John Roche argues that many officials leak classified material as routine while Daniel Elisberg acted independently. He cites John Kenneth Galbraith and Robert Manning and depicts Elisberg as a self driven violator, contrasting official leaks with personal disclosures approved by Johnson. He frames declassification as presidential prerogative not individual wrongdoing.
Jeffrey Hart questions the widespread belief in a national crisis requiring drastic reforms. He cites Banfield on urban well being, notes real but shrinking poverty and racism, and contrasts this with Coffin's view of deep but not catastrophic problems. He asks whether the nation is truly failing or merely anxious.
The writer labels George McGovern as a boss of the new style politics for using disciplined supporters to influence delegate selection and seating under reform rules, while noting Daley’s older style power plays in the Chicago arena. The letter claims McGovern manipulated credentials to seat delegates favorable to him without voter input.
Paul Harvey contrasts Moscow safety and discipline with American fear of crime. He cites Moscow mayor Vladimir Promyslov and students as examples, then highlights a Supreme Court ruling ending jury unanimity for state convictions. He cites John Mitchell on justice and argues for societal self-discipline and external enforcement.
Daily publication details for the News Journal of Middletown Ohio include subscription rates for newsstand, home delivery, and motor route options plus mail prices inside and outside the trading area. It notes in advance payments and founding year 1857.
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