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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
4
A colorful monologue recounts a California primary scene with McGovern and Humphrey. It notes a bus dispute over $2000 insurance, a professor’s quick cash gift, and Pierre Salinger leading a vibrant McGovern operation. Humphrey’s Santa Barbara visit is described as campaign nerves and a humiliating cake moment.
William D. Pardridge cites 1967 to 1971 debt data showing private and public borrowing outpacing production. He argues inflation stems from money creation when debt becomes onerous and calls for redefining money supply to include mass credit. He plans a collaborative book "Economic Inequities" with 50 coauthors and 50 discussants in Congress.
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor-General Manager with Dave Regan as Executive Editor and Elwood Richardson as Business Manager. Paul J. Day serves as Managing Editor.
The Issues and Answers broadcast faced a protest when a black newsman was barred from the questioning panel. Rep Louis Stokes and Gary Mayor Richard Hatcher questioned press fairness, arguing for black reporters' equal chances, while cautioning against a black panel demand as potentially harmful to press freedom.
The piece discusses how busing to improve academics is disputed and provokes heated responses. It cites a biblical quote from Matthew about marriage as a contrasting point, noting community contention and controversy surrounding integration efforts.
The piece weaves jokes and a crowded Moscow dinner scene with Brezhnev and Nixon. It recalls quips about flags and ideologies, a Polish fork in the road, and a fairy tale wish, concluding with Brezhnev reacting to dessert as an “America is the country of miracles” moment during a state dinner.
Paul Harvey notes the shift from American demand to overseas production. He cites rising Japanese wages from 29 cents to 1.46 dollars per hour and European wage growth at Common Market HQ. The trend reduces the US trade deficit but faces new cost pressures.
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