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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1970
Page
4
An analysis traces how student protests since 1964 at Berkeley shifted from lighthearted disruption to organized militancy. It notes public misperceptions, mutual polarization, and the risk of escalating conflict as students demand acknowledgement of underlying causes.
A text contrasts old four leg chairs with new forms. It notes a round inflated vinyl chair and a large polyurethane foam cube made of seven modules that can be used in multiple configurations. The excerpt ends with a biblical quote about God not showing favoritism.
William F Buckley Jr denounces Anthony Lewis for labeling Judge Carswell unfit based on a joke about race. He argues changes in the South over 15 years show evolving views on equality and accuses critics of moralizing Robespierre-like tactics rather than fair scrutiny.
Dave Bevan notes spring is near despite lingering cold. He predicts crocuses, tulips, daffodils and forsythia will brighten the scene if a late freeze does not return, with ample ground moisture fueling the coming colors.
Joseph Alsop analyzes Nixon 1968 results to explain a plan to convert Wallace voters into support for Republican Senate and House candidates in 1970. He assesses states with Democratic incumbents, potential upsets, and the White House strategy focusing on education, crime, drugs, and desegregation as key issues.
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The text states Nixon will campaign nationwide to discuss issues rather than seek personal support. He will avoid appealing directly to Wilson Roosevelt campaign mistakes and expects Republican candidates to align with his stance on painful gut issues. Transforming Wallace voters to full Republican support is seen as risky while earthquake warnings are noted as prudent despite potential non occurrence.
A letter extols policemen as multi facet protectors and friends amid publicity and criticism. It urges respect and better pay, notes heroic acts, and calls for community support for policing and safety efforts, thanking the Rescue Squad and scouts in Trenton.
A reader argues two sides exist in race relations, urging blacks to share blame for current tensions. He cites police encounters, integration in schools, and Moynihan’s benign neglect, insisting whites seek mutual fair treatment while blacks earn their fair share through reform and respect for law.
Trenton Girl Scout Troop donates a check to the Rescue Squad as appreciation for community support during cookie season. Funds come from the Troop and the Scouts.
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