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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1974
Page
4
Kissinger argues the Rockefeller Commission on Critical Choices could provide a usable program for the next few years and bolster a presidential bid. He notes the need for long term thinking amid daily management demands and asks whether today’s Establishment can do better than in 1956.
John Roche critiques Nixon and Kissinger for avoiding forceful action over Soviet rights and Solzhenitsyn exile. He contrasts realpolitik with calls for moral focus, urging a split level approach that upholds official diplomacy while quietly backing democratic movements in the Communist world.
The author argues controls should end now rather than April 30 except for health care and petroleum. He says wage limits harmed workers while prices and profits rose, and that wartime controls worked better. Calls for a return to free markets with minimal government interference.
Bob Considine reflects on a rapid Paris trip noting traffic changes under the Arc de Triomphe, Curated gossip about President Pompidou, and a spoof film The Chinese in Paris sparking controversy with a Chinese ambassador complaining after a Maxim's dinner for four at forty dollars per person.
The Journal lists daily and Sunday rates for home delivery and motor route service. Options include per copy 15c weekdays 25c Sunday, weekly plans at 80c, motor route $3.47 in 12 installments, or $3.20 in four weeks, with a 15c monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions are $30 per year in area and $38 outside. all payments due in advance. Founded in 1657.
A columnist laments church rules and human control in faith communities. He recalls resigning from a church choir over strict standards and parodies how Jesus would define salvation versus modern clerical demands. The piece critiques ritualism and hypocrisy in organized religion.
The letters argue abortion is not a solution, defending the fetus as a life deserving protection. Authors challenge the notion that unwanted pregnancies justify abortion and criticize the framing of fetal rights versus maternal autonomy. They urge constructive public discourse and lifelong respect for life.
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