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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues that many acute lymphocytic leukemia patients do not access the latest treatments. Only about 20 percent are treated at centers using advanced therapies, with calls for physician guidance and near centers for best care despite higher costs. It ends with a biblical quote.
The article reports a New England village commencement seminar where students ask why governments lie. It cites CIA-like bombing claims in Vietnam, SALT talks, and budget rhetoric about human welfare, with insights from Hannah Arendt and references to Proxmire and Orwell.
William F Buckley argues that McGovern supporters will dominate Miami and predicts clashes over the platform and social issues. He notes liberal voters and a minority of zealots plan fierce debate on abortion marijuana and tax policies while criticizing defense spending and the potential ticket choices.
The Middletown Journal lists circulation options with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It covers motor route, mail, and outside trading area subscriptions, with payment terms in advance and a 15 cent service charge for tube placement.
North Vietnam’s official press lauds Senator McGovern as the likely Democratic nominee and foe of the Vietnam War. It criticizes Nixon administration policies, predicts Hanoi’s leverage at Paris negotiations, and notes U.S. bombing and supply shortages pressuring North Vietnam before voting in the 1972 election.
A grandmother wins the race for a fuzzy Spitz after a long, patient vigil at a shelter south of Trenton. The dog’s photo ran in The Journal but no favors were asked, and the winner waited through the night while other would-be adopters came and left.
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