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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

4

Elections, Soviet Style

The piece questions Khrushchev era elections as a show of popular will with no opposition. It notes near universal turnout, propaganda, and agitators pressuring participation, asking why the Kremlin conducts such a large, opaque process to reveal discontent rather than genuine choice.

Nikita Khrushchev United States Kremlin Pravda

Shelters Questionable in Civil Defense Program

A Civil Defense order calls for removing around 600 million phenobarbital tablets from public fallout shelters, prompting questions about the shelter program’s value. Critics argue resources could be better spent elsewhere, noting the envisioned reassurance may be illusory amid the horrors of thermonuclear war. The piece cites Jeremiah 1:7 to underline the call to action beyond youth.

Civil Defense

Critics Anger and the Nixon Way With Critics

Former Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford, Sen. Fulbright, and Harriman are cited as targets of the Nixon administration’s sharp rebukes for dissent. The piece argues ad hominem responses harm debate, citing Kissinger and Kennedy as contrasting examples of measured, sharp rebuttal without personal attack. It notes the lack of high tact and humor in current conduct and warns of costly political consequences.

Washington Clark Clifford Nixon Ipen Clifford Hanoi Vietnam Ifon Henry Kissinger Kennedy Sen Barry Goldwater Sen. Goldwater TVA Bolivia United States

Newspaper subscription rates and services summary

The Journal and News Journal, Inc. lists broad Middletown Ohio address and 2 cost options for subscriptions. Per copy weekdays at newsstands 1c, Sundays extra. Home delivery by newspaperboy 80c weekly, motor route $1.47 monthly installments or $3.70 four weeks. Monthly service charge by motor route driver for Journal tube, $0 per year. Mail subscriptions $4 outside U.S.A $4 per year. Founded 657 Tee.

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Rumor column recounts lurid tales from Middletown area

An editor critiques unverified rumors about private acts in public restrooms involving a minor, a girl, and two male entertainers. The piece notes lack of verification from police and local sources and invites firsthand information while warning of sensational falsehoods.

Leaked Vietnam War Papers Spark Debate On Strategy

Washington remarks on a top secret Johnson era report show discussions of air strikes against North Vietnam from 1964 to 1965. The leaked documents highlight concerns over Soviet and Chinese arms to Hanoi, broader global stakes, and ongoing U.S. policy challenges under subsequent administrations.

Washington Johnson North Vietnam Gulf of Tonkin Congress Department of State Central Intelligence Agency United States Soviet Union Red China Melvin Laird Egypt Hanoi Indo- China America South Vietnam Asia

Persecution of Roy Cohn in a critical summation

William F Buckley Jr critiques Roy Cohn in his review of A Fool for a Client. He argues Cohn’s book is a venting outrage about years of prosecutions and media attention, while noting the complex interplay of justice, hypocrisy, and public perception surrounding the McCarthy era figures.

Alger Hiss Roy Cohn United States of America Roy M. Cohn MR. Cohn Cui Soviet Union New York Joseph McCarthy Cohn Edward K. Murrow Roy Celm Moby Dick FBI IRS Life Magazine Ahab Roy Conn

Wildlife Facts From The Rocky Mountains And Deserts

The Rocky Mountains house soil that supports 4500 plant species while copperhead offspring possess fangs at birth and are rarely aggressive. Baby alligators hatch at eight inches and grow about a foot annually to maturity in six years. Camels, desert dwellers, avoid water and rarely cross even small streams.

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