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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
4
Reader's Digest reports costly union practices inflating building costs after interviewing over 500 industry reps. It notes workers' pay rises since 1926, productivity declines, and idle machines on government jobs, urging reform to avoid pricing out homes and schools.
A Maryland man John F. McClellan Sr. of Monkton patents a dog silencer that uses inaudible dog-bark playback to quiet canines without disturbing owners. The note muses on sound and nuisance while recalling a trombonist neighbor and a lighthearted biblical reference.
A letter writer urges action after a Dixie Cruise-In screen shows an adult scene near Rt 4. He argues pornographic material should not be shown on drive in screens and should be limited to indoor theaters to avoid exposing children.
The AFL-CIO circulated a White House document assessing George McGovern’s Senate votes on labor issues and other policy stands. It portrays him as wavering on key labor positions and civil rights while suggesting Republicans will use the record to undermine his appeal to young supporters.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Rates include 15 cent service charge for tube delivery, motor route and mail plans, and yearly options both in and out of the trading area. Founded in 1857.
A satirical profile of John Kenneth Galbraith at the McGovern Convention in Miami Beach. The piece mocks Galbraith as a patron of populism and questions the redistribution zeal, contrasting Goldwater’s billionaires with McGovern’s platform and the party’s rhetoric.
European journalists view McGovern as unstable abroad and prefer Nixon. Moscow and Warsaw back Nixon outlets while Heath uses McGovern as a symbol of U.S. weakness. Abroad only Hanoi sees some gain. Inside Miami Convention Hall foreign policy was largely ignored amid isolationist rhetoric and a pro Israel stance. White House operatives monitor Democrats and Nixon strategists ready a heavy critique.
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