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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
4
The piece argues the press faces unprecedented government pressure and weighs a blanket shield law for reporters. It questions who qualifies as a newsman, risks of licensing, and potential misuse while urging clear answers amid a tense political climate.
The piece argues that federal strength rose as state and local governments proved inefficient. It contends the push for centralization came from voters and politicians seeking social programs. It praises national government for honesty and efficiency, challenging claims of liberal cabal control.
The Journal outlines daily, Sunday, and motor route delivery rates, including per-copy prices, seven day home delivery, motor route payments in installments, and mail subscriptions both within and outside the trading area, plus an international rate and advance payment requirement. The note also mentions a long history dating back to 1657.
The piece argues that Senator George McGovern has moderated his liberal positions since the 1972 campaign. It cites revised figures on tax loopholes and Pentagon cuts, retreat from bold amnesty, and a surprising shift on aid to North Vietnam, aligning with GOP critics in some areas while courting liberal support in others.
Buckley argues Americans are nervous yet productive, citing the moon shot and swift projects in Britain, Germany, Switzerland, Japan, and China. He recalls a Swiss clinic anecdote and contrasts fast tempo with a slower ambler’s life, warning against overemphasis on efficiency. He ends noting varied human types are essential.
A reader blasts secular pursuits as blind alleys and extols Jesus Christ as the true physician offering free salvation. The letter argues for old fashioned faith, criticizes modern culture, and notes school prayer should be voluntary. The writer closes with a personal test and a call for support.
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