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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1973
Page
6
U S and Soviet space planners wrestle with secrecy as four recent Soviet space failures fuel U S scientists calls for full disclosure. American officials cite Skylab successes and insist on open information exchange to ensure safe joint missions in 1975.
An Israeli official is slain outside a Washington home, prompting Dayan's vow to liquidate terrorists. The piece argues that both assassination and reaction highlight enduring Middle East tensions and the risk of wider conflict, while noting the limits of logic in a divided society. It ends with a biblical quote and a stray reference to computer communication.
A Midlown town editor replies to Steve Martin defending rock music as educational and worth considering. The writer says rock can entertain without opposing religion and cites music education benefits and broader cultural understanding.
A Franklin High School sophomore argues for a fair chance to express views on Steve Martin's July 14 letter. The writer contends rock music is not morally corrupt and cites gospel flavored songs like Put Your Hand in the Hand of The Man as example. The piece challenges the claim that rock music promotes drug use.
The Journal invites signed letters with a return address and phone for authentication. Editors may edit or reject submissions. Letters should be 250 to 300 words or less and are preferred within a 30 day interval. Poetry is not permitted.
Raymond Moley, eighty seven, plans two Harcourt Brace books on Daniel O Connell and on his own role in American politics. He writes of Nixon’s rise, Watergate, and his 1960 debates, weighing foreign victories against the scandal. Moses urges a candid reminiscence.
Veteran Massachusetts observer ridicules the notion that reform will sterilize politics. He recalls Haverford campaigns, primary raids, and third candidates as tactics that keep elections lively and human. Watergate may end this era of dirty tricks, he fears.
The Journal outlines pricing for newsstand copies 5 cents daily and 25 cents Sunday, home delivery by Newspaperboy, motor route options at 3.47 or 3.20, a 15 cent monthly service charge, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars within the trading area, 36 outside, all payable in advance.
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