Martha Won Nixon Lost in Naming Mitchell’s Resignation
Martha Mitchell urged the end of her husband John N. Mitchell’s role as campaign director. Nixon replaces him with Clark MacGregor, risking loss of a top political strategist. Mitchell resigns, citing to devote more time to wife and family.
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Martha Mitchell
United States
Secret Service
Martha
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Habeas Corpus Petitions Stabilize Despite Fears
A report from the U S Office of Court Administration notes habeas corpus petitions by prisoners have stabilized with a downturn in state prisoners filings. More legal aid for inmates and belief that frivolous claims fail may reduce future petitions and avert a justice breakdown. End cites a biblical verse.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
U.S. Office of Court Administration
Convention Nightmare Looms Over Daley McGovern Delegates
A veteran political journalist reflects on the potential seating of the Daley delegation at the Democratic National Convention. He discusses legal jockeying, appeals, and possible injunctions while noting his own health limits and preferring to watch from a cool room. He suggests the contest may produce judges and lengthy litigation rather than a swift nomination.
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Daley
Illinois
Court of Appeals
George McGovern
California
America
Miami Beach
McGovern
Pierre, S.C
Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal, published daily by News Journal Inc, lists subscription options with prices for weekdays 5c, Sunday 26c, weekly and motor route plans, and mail rates of 30 per year within and 38 outside the trading area. It notes delivery methods, service charges, and advance payment terms, with the paper founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
lSc
USA
What Good About U S As Nation Reaches 200th Year
In 1976 marking 200 years since founding the United States, the nation’s record includes high living standards and unmatched GDP. The text praises extensive education, medical progress, and global humanitarian aid while acknowledging costly wars and shifts in foreign policy under Nixon’s leadership. It envisions continued domestic focus and higher living standards.
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Washington
United States
America
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Pacific
Atlantic
Time for caring dominates primary politics and media images
Paul Harvey argues the era centers on caring over materialism as voters seek empathy in leaders and TV personalities. He links real life tragedy to the appetite for “caring” figures and cites George McGovern’s appeal among the poor and marginalized while readers reflect on mass society and individual worth.
Letters to the Editor South Main Street memory and Middletown history
A reader cites multiple historians about the Oglesby Barnitz bank corner in Middletown, noting residence and business sites linked to William B. Oglesby and family. The letter questions city commissioners on sanitation worker issues and urges thorough inquiry before decisions. Jim Current, 3602 Tytus Ave.
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Rebecca §. Barnitz
BF. Hurwitz
Middletown
Bank
William B. Oglesby
George G. Barnitz
Martin
Tytus
George C. Crout
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
William Oglesby
Oglesbys
Before A Decision These Questions To The Editor
A reader agrees with Mrs Shrouts July 6 letter on sanitation workers issues and asks if privatizing garbage service is the answer. Recalling past private haulers and the shift to city operated collection, the writer doubts private privatization will improve the current problem.
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Join Roche
Atlantic City
Chicago
Bes
the Journal
David Lawrence
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Moscow
Vietnam
Reykjavik
Iceland
Paul Harvey
Mod Squad
Oral Roberts
Marcus Welby
Perry Mason
Owen Marshall
Gates of Hell
Atlanta
Dennis ‘the Menace
Gina
A4ster
James Saunders
Journal
Jim
Tytus Ave
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