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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

4

Buckley Criticizes U S Latin American Coverage

The piece reports William F. Buckley Jr noting poor U S press coverage of Latin America, with Temple seminar attendees citing mixed Chilean data. It covers Allende's chaos claims, copper and food imports, inflation, civil liberties limits, and state propaganda amid academic enthusiasm for leftist ventures.

Tad Szule New York Times Temple University United States Szule Pennsylvania Chile Jerry Knudsen Department of Journalism Fernando Alegria Congress Allende

Senate approves five year farm subsidy plan with target prices

The Senate backs a five year federal farm subsidy framework using target prices for wheat, feed grain, dairy, and wool. If prices dip below the target, the government pays the difference. if above, funds stay with the government. Critics fear rising costs despite proponents claims of savings. The move comes amid high demand and declining surpluses as critics call the plan a risky bet.

Congress U.S. Senate

Ruckelshaus Gas Rationing Idea Sparks California Debate

Indignant Californians and Gov Reagan challenged EPA head William D Ruckelshaus as he floated gasoline rationing to reduce air pollution. Critics called the idea silly and asinine while others argued rationing could be practical amid a national petroleum shortage. The piece notes shifting views and ends with a biblical quote.

Letter to the Editor cites freedom's source and Washington prayer

The writer invokes July 4 and cites George Washington's invocation at St. Pauls Chapel 1789 1790 as a source of national guidance. They urge repentance and faith to roll back Watergate era troubles and praise Russell Wilson for Carnegie Medal recognition proposed by Mrs Rex Wireman. Pearl Ryan urges honoring Wilson for heroism.

Manhattan Island St. Paul's Chapel George Washington Congress St. Paul’s Chapel Washington Little Ca Thirteen States United States Jesus Christ Russell Wilson Rex Wireman Pearl Ryan Winona Drive

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Watergate trial jury pool mocked in dismissal spree

The article depicts the mass Watergate trial jury selection devolving into a string of panelist dismissals and farcical exchanges. Defendants and lawyers trade quips while chairs empty, as humor and chaos shadow the courtroom proceedings.

New York Quamquash J. Piltdown Scruggs IV G. Gordon Liddy Liddy E. Howard Hunt Sally Harmony Herbert L Bart) Porter Henry Kissinger H.R. Haldeman Ron Ziegler John Ehrlichman Mrs. Oe

Government advisory committees cost 25 million in 1972

The United States government maintained 1,439 advisory committees as of December 31, 1972, costing 25,215,882 dollars with an average expense of 15,508 dollars. The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals ran a 1.75 million dollar bill.

Washington Department of Justice National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals

Price freeze tale linked to Nixon story circulates

A Washington anecdote ties a late night supermarket scene to a Nixon price freeze claim. A man in sunglasses and a trenchcoat buys ketchup and cottage cheese while humming Hail to the Chief, then shows distress at a $14.39 bill. The White House reportedly imposes a retail price freeze the next night.

Jim Fiebig Nixon Washington, D.C White House

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