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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that space disasters do not justify halting programs. It notes American and Soviet responses show continued effort and redesigns after accidents. It stresses realistic acceptance of risk in space while pursuing safety improvements.
After intense bidding publishers in the United States and several Western nations secured rights to August 1914 by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn the book will be published abroad while Soviet readers are denied access. An official spokesman at a Soviet writers' convention underscored why the Kremlin brands the author a bad boy and rejects his fiction.
The piece argues that the South Vietnamese government was a U.S. creation and that Vietnamization has failed. It contends Washington manipulated elections and leaders, misled the public about a nation wishing for freedom, and links ongoing prisoner issues to the policy in Vietnam. It criticizes Nixon and Kissinger for clinging to a doomed approach and delaying accountability.
Harris survey suggests mixed views among youths with 11 million new voters, praising Nixon for courage and perceived scandal-free tenure while criticizing him over Vietnam and crime figures. Authors argue Nixon must craft his own image to appeal to a younger, restless generation.
President Nixon convened steel industry leaders and unions at the White House urging a new wage contract that holds wages and prices, cautioning that higher costs will push prices up, reduce exports, and invite foreign competition. He notes unit labor costs rise abroad and discusses quotas and tariff risks while exploring profit sharing as a path to higher earnings without price hikes.
The Journal, published daily by News Journal Inc, Middletown Ohio, details subscription costs for various delivery methods. Home delivery via newsboy costs 80c weekly, motor route $3.47 for two installments or $3.20 for four weeks, with a service charge for placing the paper. Mail subscriptions range $30 per year in trading and outside areas, $38 outside the U.S. Founded 1857.
A Middletown Journal reader replies to John P. Roche on the Peoples Peace Treaty labeling it a Red fraud. The letter defends Roche as liberal and notes coexisting views from Braden and Buckley Jr. Also mentions golfer Bob Minor’s misadventure and includes global car-per-person data.
A Middletown reader urges daily print balance, praising a local revival led by 22 year old Wayne Parks on Oxford State Road. The letter defends police and criticizes sensational crime coverage while celebrating community healing and faith driven service.
Letter to the editor commends a local police department for their service and public safety efforts. The author expresses gratitude and urges continued support and recognition of officers' work in the community.
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