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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1975
Page
4
The Mayaguez rescue reshapes political optics as Kissinger faces criticism and Republicans weigh Vietnam loss. Public sentiment mixes pride in action with unease over defeat and electoral impact. The secretary of state’s views shape debate ahead of the next election.
A recalculation by U S government geologists lowers undiscovered oil estimates to 50 to 127 billion barrels, aligning with industry and NAS figures and warning that resource cutoffs are closer. The piece criticizes delays in energy policy, coal use hesitancy, and debates over nuclear power amid environmental concerns. It also cites remarks by Frank Zarb and cites George Wallace amid 1970s energy anxieties.
Jim Fiebig argues a Roper survey shows more educated Americans rely on television than newspapers for news. He asserts TV often provides only surface coverage, leaves out why events happen, and mocks the idea of the public being well informed without newspapers.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio readers. It details home delivery and motor route prices, Sunday rates, calendar month totals, and yearly mail prices with advance payment required. Founded in 1857.
Poll figures show West Germans increasingly associate socialism with negative terms and less with security or prosperity. In 1961 associations with peace loving and dignity faded by 1975, while linked communism rose. Economic views also shifted from 69 percent linking socialism to affluence to 47 percent now.
David R Blaine applauds Lincoln School staff and 40 chairpersons for a May 17 lawn fete that drew parents and children, with help from non staff volunteers and sky divers Roger Blevins and Steve Stewart. He cites Wildwood festival as a model and urges community involvement to solve problems.
William F Buckley Jr says his column misstated that the University of Boston canceled Ron Zeigler invitation. President John Silber explains the cancellation followed a promised fee above the statutory limit set by Boston University and not Zeigler's character. Buckley notes the distinction.
A reader protests a May 16 Beetle Bailey strip in which the general uses God's name for emphasis. The letter argues morality and urges avoidance of sacred language in comics echoing the commandment against taking the Lord's name in vain.
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