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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1976

Page

4

Carter Weaknesses Emerge Among Jewish Voters in 1976 Race

A 70 to 20 split among Jewish voters favors Ford with 10 percent undecided in a recent poll. Liberal Jewish faculty and students in Washington express anti-Carter sentiment, labeling him an Elmer Gantry type. With Henry Jackson collapsing, many Jews shift to Mo Udall, distancing from Carter.

Carter Gerald Ford Washington Elmer Gantry Sinclair Lewis Henry Jackson Mo Udall

Carter Faces Backlash Beyond Northeast

Carter's anti Washington stance wins some support but meets strong resistance among traditional Democrats. In Maryland suburbs government workers turned out 80 percent against him, Jewish districts swung 8 to 1 against, and liberal outlets echoing dissent signal growing hostility within the party.

Carter Washington Northeast Maryland

Carter faces a divided Democratic base and regional weaknesses

The article maps Carter’s peril as liberal and northern voters view him with distrust while his South strength fails to unite the party. It notes Van Horne's harsh critique and New Republic figures questioning his national appeal amid losses in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and several western and northeastern states. It highlights religious and cultural tensions, including abortion and busing stances, as intractable hurdles.

New York Post Harriet van Horne Carter van Horne Jimmy Carter The New Republic Simon Lazarus Harry Huge Democratic Party Lazarus Hugo South

Reform or Loopholes: Senate Tax Changes Spur Debate

The Senate Finance Committee backed wider child tax credits and new deductions to aid working families and the elderly. It also endorsed a tax credit for metal recyclers, raising concerns that reforms may become future loopholes as Congress rewrites the tax code.

Russell B. Long Finance Committee U.S. Treasury Congress

Government mail costs rise as GSA hints at cheaper private options

The piece rails at a GSA bulletin suggesting private commercial carriers could replace priority mail and USPS insured parcels. It cites Rep. Paul Simon and warns against federal monopoly, urging Congress to open first class delivery to private carriers while interspersing historical quotes.

Paul Simon Simon General Services Administration GSA U.S. Postal Service U.S. Post Service TVA Congress

Sex and Pornography in the Public Eye Ten Years On

A reflective column argues that interest in sex and porn has evolved into a complex science, with surveys showing American youth turning toward romantic love and traditional values. It notes a shift toward humor in sex while questioning whether public discussion should remain so explicit.

New York America Coco Chanel Melina Mercouri Melina

America remains Land of Opportunity in Bicentennial reflections

A letter urges continued pride in American freedoms and the Constitution, contrasts freedom with European class systems, and urges support for a Trenton public swimming pool project. It also defends a Legion fundraiser, questions Ohio voting laws, and calls for a protest letter to state officials.

America Russia Trenton Shirley Parker Second St Post 218 Wrights Ladies Auxiliary Katie Middletown Hospital American Legion Ohio

Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates

The Middletown Journal, published daily by News Journal Inc, lists postal, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscription rates. Rates include 72 cents weekday home delivery, 23 cents Sunday, and 38 dollars yearly by mail in the U.S. plus international options.

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