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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that hiring based on partisan acceptability rather than merit undermines public service. It cites Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon era practices revealed by newspapers, noting the spoils doctrine clashes with modern calls for competence and public interest.
The piece argues that ear pollution from traffic noise and loud background music in stores makes life irritating. It notes the nonstop sound can grate on anyone without a tin ear and inspires a desire for silence, citing a biblical line from Colossians as a call to higher things.
The 1969 plan by Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford proposed announcing a Vietnam withdrawal timeline ending all U S troops by 1970. Clifford argued victory was unwinnable and urged peace through negotiations, a view hindered by Nixon's insistence on continued investment and South Vietnam’s self-sufficiency.
Edgar Smith neared freedom when a federal appeals court reversed a bail order and he was moved from Newark to Trenton. reporters and lawyers weighed impact as the death row case drew renewed public attention and questions about clemency and law.
The Pentagon study sparks global commentary suggesting flawed handling of Vietnam. Critics argue it misleads publics, while officials warn it may prolong war and erode trust in Washington. The piece urges stronger, consistent support for allies and clear U.S. goals in Southeast Asia.
Subscriptions for The Journal Pupils in the First Age Luidtetoywn area list prices for daily editions seven days plus Sunday at 4c per day and 20c Sunday. Motor route, six weeks or monthly installments offered with service charges. Rates vary by trading area and outside region with annual options and advance payment. Founded in 1657.
John Petrocy and his Middletown group Petrocy's People wowed Homer and Jethro during two weeks at Scot's Inn in Columbus. The six youths played downstairs while the country stars performed upstairs, drawing praise from fans and family. The group, led by Monrovia native John Petrocy, will resume at the Imperial House South after the Scot's Inn engagement. John plans to wed Joni Imhoff, a Miami student and front woman, this winter. Joe Petrocy gifted an electric piano to the couple, seen as a practical wedding present.
The piece argues the Pentagon Papers reveal not shocking revelations but political reality. It analyzes Lyndon Johnson’s Vietnam dilemma and the Democratic base, noting Johnson’s balancing act between pragmatism and ideologues. It cites Goldwater’s restraint and Johnson’s political maneuvers.
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