Miami Beach Prepares for Conventions and Potential Dissent
As thousands of youths plan to descend on Miami Beach for the national political conventions, authorities brace for possible demonstrations. Police Chief Rocky Pomerance stresses calm handling of protests, while residents debate preventive security measures like welded manholes and secured water tanks. County officials urge restraint and readiness.
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McGovern Faces Tough Road to Democratic Nomination
In a provocative Washington column, Bob Considine argues George McGovern will fail to clinch the Democratic nomination, citing past Taft and Johnson snubs, party factions, labor and regional blocs, and McGovern’s liberal stances. The piece discusses Nixon’s B1 bomber logic and McGovern’s debated military policy and diplomacy.
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Will Do Least Harm Politically Narrow Path to Reform
John Chamberlain argues voters should back the candidate who does the least harm as the nation faces taxes, regulation, and promises. He contrasts Nixon and McGovern on fiscal plans and defense, advocating nonpolitical volunteer actions to build insurance and education while delaying reckoning with Marxist enemies.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including daily 15 cents on weekdays and 25 cents on Sundays, home delivery 80 cents weekly, motor route at 3.47 in two installments or 3.20 in four weeks, plus a monthly 15 cent service charge. Mail subscriptions are $30 per year within and outside the trading area, $38 outside the U.S. All payments are in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Renting or Owning A Tax Fight Shapes Home Costs
Paul Harvey argues renters may gain financially amid rising taxes and mortgage costs. He cites comparisons like Philadelphia 743 versus New Orleans 115 for a 25 000 home and notes row houses offer balance of space and ease. He highlights homestead exemptions and voter power to restore homeownership appeal.
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Apology From Middletown Jaycees Over Noise At Center
The Middletown Jaycees apologize to Karl F Schultheiss for noise from events at the Shopping Center including the Jaycee Radio Day and Mini Circus held June 13. Funds raised support Knothole baseball, Junior Achievement scholarships, Soap Box Derby entries, and other community programs.
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