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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1973

Page

4

Broadcasting's Dilemma and the FCC Renewal Scramble

William F Buckley Jr surveys a media dispute over Nixon era censorship fears. He critiques FCC license renewals, Whitehead's push for a five year period, and the call for permanent license auctions to curb political pressure. He advocates cable and pay TV as paths to broader, less constrained broadcasting.

White House New York Washington Cronkite Sevareid Brinkley Whitehead Friendly Milton Friedman Eric Sevareid

Christians Too Quiet in Public Life Letter Discussion

Readers defend faith amid changing America, urging personal salvation over works, and urging Christians to speak out. Mrs Arlene Rhodes recounts her conversion and values, while William R Eisele argues for taxpayer protest and fiscal reform, urging organized action to restore economic footing guided by faith.

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London strike sparks traffic hell on wheels in city

A London strike by railway workers cripples commuting as cars flood streets. Photochemical smog emerges under bright sun and warnings rise about future urban life quality. Authorities urge controls on auto transport while citing a tax example comparing capital gains to salaries.

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Aging Jests and a Wife’s Ageless Mystery

Bob Considine riffs on age and memory with a long joke about his wife’s birthday and a courthouse fire in Coyle Oklahoma. He recalls Jack Benny and Adolph Zukor, critiques ageism in employment, cites A D Trundle on youth as a state of mind, and ends wishing to share his wife’s ageless philosophy at 39.

New York Coyle Okla Jack Benny Jack Adolph Zukor Benny Mr. Zukor Zukor Macy’s Secretariat A.D. Trundle Trundle

The Year of No Fault Insurance in 1973

John Chamberlain argues that no fault auto insurance will transform claims, shifting costs from plaintiffs to insurers. He notes widespread state consideration, uneven rural-urban costs, and skepticism about federal action while urging state experiments before federal adoption.

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