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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
4
The piece weighs the Washington antiwar protests and police responses. It notes most demonstrators were peaceful while some disrupted traffic and property. Police showed restraint but overstepped at times, raising due process concerns in mass arrests. It calls both sides to reflect on civil liberties and lawfulness.
Analysis of Nixon statements and Dole comments on leaving Vietnam. Discusses prisoners, releases, and the risk of prolonging the conflict while ensuring U.S. support and air power. Questions what "out" means in practice and the impact on prisoners and South Vietnam.
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday rates with delivery options including newsstand 1c and 2c respectively, motor route at 3.47 yearly in installments, four week periods 3.20, 15c monthly service charge, and mail subscriptions at 30 per year inside trading area and 38 outside USA, all payable in advance. The paper was founded in 1857.
Three day Boy Scout Camp-O-Rama set for Friday to Sunday at Breiel Boulevard and Rosedale Avenue with parking and a $1 family rate. Curt Thomas planned it but an ankle injury shifted duties to Crosby Bean. On Saturday crowds expected as the Scout 8 Scouts camp out and showcase exhibits and games for families. Alan Stang to speak at Legion Home tonight at 8 with $1.50 tickets. Stang promotes anti Communist views in his books and magazine work.
In Washington, antiwar activists disrupted Senator John G Tower’s office with loud pantomimes and a simulated death on a floor. Police arrived and cleared the scene within 10 to 15 minutes as Congress denounces the disruptions and warns against interfering with government operations.
William F Buckley Jr contrasts Al Lowenstein and ADA leaders with Nixon impeachment talk. He argues ADA backed broad executive power and compares liberal figures from Roosevelt to Truman, Kennedy and LBJ, questioning impeach Nixon while citing bipartisan wartime policy continuities.
A compact set of definitional statements linking John Keats to Ode on a Grecian Urn and noting common historical and geological terms. Turkey’s former empire, Moscow’s Kremlin, tibia bone location, Oxford’s university status, stalagmite formation, and the Joss idol reference are listed.
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