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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1973
Page
4
A Senate Hunger Committee report notes 1973 hunger remains widespread despite progress since 1968. It says 26.7 million people live in poverty, only 48 percent receive food aid, and hunger trends rose since 1969. The piece questions youth leadership ahead of 1976 campaigns.
A 333 page FTC hearings study urges broader ad regulation while affirming advertising as a free market pillar that informs consumers, fuels competition, and funds independent media. It cites the Census Bureau miscount and reflects on freedom and opportunity.
A reader complains about welfare and food stamp abuse, urging stricter controls on benefits and questioning government oversight. The letter condemns nonworking recipients and calls for action on parking trucks and campers, citing local ordinances and street parking issues.
The Middletown Journal publishes daily from News Journal Inc. Rates cover newsstand copies 5 cents weekdays and 25 cents Sunday, home delivery 80 cents weekly, motor route 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, 1.5 cents service charge, and mail subscriptions 30 dollars inside, 38 outside USA. Founded in 1857 Nol
Analysis notes Nixon relies on troubleshooters like John E. Ingersoll and Elliot Richardson as interim leaders in law enforcement. It cites rising narcotics seizures since 1968, a 27 percent drop in Washington crime in 1972, and calls for long term stability over crisis management while acknowledging gaps before permanent appointments.
Realtors bid timing shaped the Barkelew building sale. Manny Garlikov submitted a 116100 bid near noon May 1, edging past Riley Upton who had offered 110000 earlier. The city later teased a 117000 offer, but Garlikov claimed the five thousand gain.
The piece notes how impeachment is the ugliest word in American politics and cites inquiries from some lawmakers to the Library of Congress on how to impeach President Nixon. It compares Andrew Johnson’s impeachment to modern times, highlighting the rarity and political risk of removing a sitting president.
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