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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

Page

4

Ehrlichman’s The Company Recasts Nixon as a Turbulent Leadership Figure

The review questions Ehrlichman and Kissinger motives in backing Nixon, comparing Nixon to a mentally unstable fictional Monckton. It notes Ehrlichman’s sharp portrayal, Kissinger’s public praise amid private contempt, and ponders whether the portraits serve literary or political aims.

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Middletown vs Middleton mixup on presidential visit headlines

Local framers and townsfolk corrected mispronunciations as President Fod toured western Ohio. A roadside sign read Middletown and chants urged a proper welcome. The crowd packed downtown, hoping for a glimpse of the president during a hectic swing through the region.

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A Look at Living Standards From 1925 to 1975

The piece argues that real living standards have risen over 50 years with less time required to earn basic goods. It cites labor hours for cars, education, appliances, food, and clothing, noting fewer hours needed today and urging self reliance during a Bicentennial year. It references U S government sources and quotes from 1776 context.

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Busing and De Facto Segregation in City School Districts

John Roche argues that federal courts tolerate accidental de facto segregation from voluntary action but oppose it when state action or inaction creates or intensifies racial separation. He outlines a hypothetical 60 square block area divided into five districts, showing how district shapes and population shifts can yield de facto segregation and how the civil rights focus moved from geography to education in the mid-1960s.

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Public is far from informed on Prop 15 nuclear safeguards

Ronald L. Burdge argues Prop 15 would force testing of safety systems for nuclear plants, not shut them down. He cites past incidents and near misses, urges accountability for utilities, and warns of severe risks to Ohio cities if a reactor fails, urging voters to support the Nuclear Safeguards Act.

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Middletown Local newspaper subscription options and rates

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