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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1973

Page

4

Miranda case marks line between person and principle in law

The piece reviews the Miranda ruling and its focus on principle over the individual. It notes Miranda's conviction was improper but later retried, and discusses broader themes of change as women enter male-dominated roles, including a male student government president at Vassar. It ends with a biblical citation.

Ernest Miranda Supreme Court Miranda John B. Connally Republican Party Washington Connally White House Vassar College

Sorg and the Middletown tallyho record

Middletown remembers Paul A. Sorg the racing tallyho master who built the 1910 New York to Atlantic City record run with 64 horses and a driven team. Mrs Florence Dibble of New York seeks to retrace the route, highlighting Sorg’s horse craft and the Sorg Paper Co. legacy.

Alice Lloyd The Journal Florence Dibble New York City New York Atlantic City Birmingham London England Middletown Paul Arthur Sorg Dibble Paul J. Sorg Sorg S. Main Street Holland House New Pony Express William Grant Waldorf-Astoria Main Street Grant Madisoniaus Gardens Hurwitz Tytus Germantown Road Poasttown Poasttown Hill Mt. Pleasant Church Paul A. Sorg

Be a Good Citizen Week Turn In a Neighbor

Letter from Mrs. Thomas Guido urges residents to defend constitutional rights against local ordinances such as minimum housing codes. She cites Supreme Court guidance on searches, warns of government overreach from local to federal levels, and urges readers to stand up for the Constitution and property rights.

Hitler Germany Supreme Court Middletown Journal Fred Gibson Bayview Street Thomas Guido Bexley Drive

Welfare Debate Letter to the Editor

A reader criticizes welfare spending after witnessing a woman buy ground beef for her dog at 95 cents a pound. The writer claims tax money funds the welfare recipient and urges readers to contact their congressman for a full welfare investigation. The letter is signed by Mrs. Goldie Morningstar of 216 Clark St.

Ang Goldie Morningstar Clark St

Wounded Knee clashes spark criticism of Nixon policy

The piece critiques the Nixon administration for a soft stance on Indian militants after the Wounded Knee takeover. It cites Harvard Law Record coverage by David Harrison noting disruption on Pine Ridge, erosion of tribal sovereignty, and 65 families displaced. It argues Garment’s policy favors militants over residents and warns of lasting harm to the Oglala Sioux.

Nixon Leonard Garment John Dean Garment Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington Wounded Knee Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota Harvard Law Record Harvard David Harrison Harrison Richard Wilson Russell Means National Council of Churches Marlon Brando Liberal College Len Garment

Value questions on government cost and agencies

The piece questions the worth of vast public spending on agencies like the FBI CIA and White House offices, criticizing their efficiency and secrecy. It recalls Reed-like anecdotes about Allen Dulles and Khrushchev, noting costly headquarters and staffing while urging redirecting funds to humanitarian goals.

New York J. Edgar Hoover FBI Washington Hoover CIA George Ft. Knox South Vietnam Diem Hawkshaws Dr. Ellsberg

Middletown Ohio News Journal Subscription Rates

The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery and motor route. Rates include 25 cents Sunday per copy and 80 cents weekly. motor route $3.47 in 12 installments or $3.20 in four weeks plus 15 cents monthly service. mail $30 per year in trading area, $38 outside, payable in advance. Founded 1857.

The News Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

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