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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
4
The article notes acupuncture gaining attention in the West after Vienna General Hospital used it for a tonsillectomy. A staff member reported feeling no pain, suggesting acupuncture as a potential anesthetic option and prompting further medical interest.
John Chamberlain surveys shifts in American work values amid campus life. He notes 55 percent view business as profit driven over public responsibility, down from 61 percent in 1971, and highlights cooperative education models at Cincinnati Northeastern and Antioch that mix study with paid work. He argues such programs produce future leaders outside traditional Ivy League channels.
Bob Considine argues the U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam is a calculated risk not a retreat. He says air power strengthens South Vietnam and that ground forces are less critical to victory than in the past. He cites Gen Abrams and Gen Gruenther noting a prolonged, costly conflict likely to bleed North Vietnam and suppress morale for years.
Buckley argues Nixon’s Vietnam policy misfires as Vietnamization fails to curb North Vietnamese advances. He questions air power reliance, warns Congress would oppose continued U.S. involvement, and casts doubt on victory while suggesting strategic pressure points drive policy.
A citizen argues city rules on use of city vehicles must apply to all employees not just sanitation workers. The letter notes apparent widespread use of city vehicles for personal purchases and critiques local governance alongside broader political commentary.
The publisher outlines that letters to the editor must be signed with an address and preferably a telephone number for authentication. Letters should be 250 words or fewer to maximize printing chances, and editors reserve the right to edit and condense submissions.
A court hearing featured praise for opposing a sign law and defended free enterprise. The remarks argued that business owners must run operations as they see fit, cautioning that strict controls could lead to government dictates on when where and how to operate.
William J. Cipra argues the Supreme Court misrules school access and tax support, demanding equal education rights for his child and parents. He claims the nation is Christian by founding intent and calls for impeachment of justices who oppose this view.
A broadcast on NBC Chronolog last Friday discussed opium and heroin trade across Burma Thailand and Laos and cited the Nixon administration stance that about 20 percent of heroin entering the US originates from Turkey. The report touched on Red China policy without concluding the position.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for home delivery by newsboy at 1S¢ on weekdays and 2c on Sundays, motor route, by mail, and various yearly rates. It notes advance payment terms and service charges with origins dating to 1857.
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