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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
4
The article notes Angela Davis, 15, was acquitted of all charges, arguing the case was not a trial at all. It rejects the notion of a political frameup, praising due process and a calm, orderly trial that failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
A proposal would limit official document secrecy to three years with cleaners of government records needing only to speed up.
The verse from Genesis describes God forming man from dust and giving him life by breathing into his nostrils the breath of life, and man becoming a living soul.
George Crout details Middletown’s commission government with a city manager, a 942000 debt, 850000 annual taxes, and leading industries producing 409009 tons of steel, 100000 tons paper, and 18000 tons tobacco. Over 10000 locally employed, $14 million payroll, 100 million in capitalization, and 1.2 million tons annual freight. Cities rail lines, WSRO broadcasting station, parks, hotels, and theaters listed.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, mail subscriptions, and rates for the trading area and outside. Includes details on payment terms, service charges, and annual costs.
In William F Buckley Jr's view, Angela Davis was guilty as sin yet should be freed, arguing that the trial reflected racism and political manipulation rather than pure justice. He questions whether worldwide opinion influenced the verdict and whether the system can convict black revolutionaries.
Jeffrey Hart argues the SALT talks risk turning into a numbers game while the Soviet Union pursues a broad strategy. The piece discusses MIRV-equipped missiles, Brezhnev doctrine, Europe’s demilitarization, and a potential Nixon counterstrategy amid pending all European security talks.
Jessica Ingram asks readers to write to congressmen about birth control and overpopulation. The letter argues for student voices in policy and stresses collaboration among parents, teachers, and students to foster freedom, discussion, and compromise in education.
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