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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1977
Page
4
Copley News Service argues unions should lead a return to craftsmanship to improve product quality and curb inflation. The piece cites German workmanship as superior, criticizes current labor practices, and urges apprenticeship training and honest work for national economic and worker pride.
President Carter resists full liberal novelties, signaling limited concessions to Sen George McGovern. He appeals to a broad audience and stresses hard choices in federal spending while pursuing a balanced budget and social reforms like national health insurance.
A Middletown city directory mix up shows Waldorf Hoerner listed with Emma at 1608 Meadow Ave. In fact Alvin Davis and his wife Emma live there and Davis has worked for Hoerner for over 30 years. Also notes misheard radio call and a humorous license plate.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options at 5 cents per copy on weekdays and 25 cents on Sundays at newsstands. Home delivery costs 72 cents Monday through Saturday and 23 cents on Sunday, or 9S cents per week. Motor route 132 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday monthly, or 4.20 for four weeks. Mail rates: 38 dollars per year inside the USA, 46 dollars outside. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
George F. Will criticizes the rush to future usefulness at commencements and argues education should guard tradition and memory. He urges graduates to respect past wisdom, embrace prudence, and balance forward goals with a rooted sense of history.
Anna Galbis, former Cuban official, tells Dartmouth audience Castro betrayed the revolution and turned Cuba into a jail. She cites harsh rationing, political prisoners, and luxury for leadership as proof of oppression and Moscow alignment.
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