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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
4
The piece argues Israel oversteps by prosecuting 10 Arab civilians seized in Lebanon for acts not illegal in their homelands. It challenges reliance on Nuremberg precedent, notes Israel is not at war with Lebanon, and warns such trials could harm Israel’s image and provoke Arab retaliation.
The Secret Service says it was not responsible for tearing down a sign critical of President Nixon in Pekin Illinois. It cites Peter C Murphy a volunteer advance man from Eugene Oregon as the actor. Illinois senators seek investigations into the use of unsalaried volunteers for presidential events.
A retrospective look at Richard Nixon and the Shah of Iran in May 1972 recalls a high point in Nixon’s popularity. The trip featured lavish receptions, media parties, and a controversial Watergate backdrop unfolding soon after.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio outlines delivery options for home motor route and mail subscriptions. Rates include 60 cents weekly for seven days and options to pay monthly or yearly with a service charge for motor route tube placement.
John Roche argues that the framers did not provide definite answers on executive privilege or constitutional powers. He cites Marbury vs Madison and Jay Treaty episodes to show the limits of inferring intent from founding documents. The piece urges caution amid current debates over executive actions and legal immunity.
Readers argue against police censorship of Last Tango in Paris and abortion limits, defending First Amendment rights and questioning government actions. They reference war and colonial ties, criticizing NATO and U.S. silence on Portugal's colonial wars in Africa.
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