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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
4
Space reporting notes Skylab 1 faces heightened drama from a malfunction and the threat it poses to public curiosity. Florida Patrol estimated crowd size at 10 to 25 percent of Cape Kennedy turnout for prior Saturn V launches.
Retrospective on Bobby Riggs a former Wimbledon and national champion who dominated pros on tour. Describes his varied serves and record aces at Forest Hills. Notes Court match sparked discussion on equal pay and gender roles, praising Riggs as a colorful promoter of pro tennis.
Washington column argues against blanket denunciations amid Watergate revelations. It discusses Kissinger and Haig in wiretap context, national security secrets, and the danger of equating scandal with government wrongdoing. It questions who bears responsibility for leaks and the proper limits of testimony.
Drew Middleton a Times veteran criticizes the paper's strong East Coast liberal editors for sidelining military strength and policy abroad. He warns the nation risks a drift from NATO commitments and warns the Times to grant him editorial space.
Jack Dempsey 78, famed boxing champion, attends the Straw Hat Awards luncheon at Tavern on the Green in Central Park aided by a cane, while describing his hip pain and refusal to use a wheelchair. Cary Grant discusses space and planetary futures with guests as Diana Dempsey defends his walking.
The Journal details daily and Sunday subscription prices for Middletown Ohio readers. Home delivery rates include daily, Sunday, motor route installments, and mail options with annual costs for within and outside the trading area. A service charge applies for Journal tube placement. Founded in 1657.
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