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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues equality with men must extend socially and economically. It cites Columbia Law School graduates with 75 percent of women securing jobs vs 66 percent overall, and 70 percent of second year women employed vs 67 percent overall, noting pay and promotion remain the true test. It ends with a biblical quote.
A Middletown reader questions city responsibility for resident welfare and public road safety costs amid traffic hazards near Shadock’s Market. The writer cites a $10 000 repair figure, concerns over planning foresight, and privacy in home inspections, praising local officials who address hospital care amid emergent waits.
A reader argues that global events from Peking to Moscow are stagecraft by an elite establishment. The piece accuses international bankers and rich industrialists of financing both sides, inflating debt and controlling nations, while invoking William Penn on morality.
Paul Harvey analyzes Ed Muskie’s decline as presidential prospects fade after Pennsylvania and New Hampshire setbacks. He notes Muskie’s image issues, including tears on a flatbed and accusations against his wife, plus shifting positions on Vietnam and Middle East policy that critics say cost him decisive support. The piece weighs the volatile nature of primary politics.
A columnist attacks Senator George McGovern's inheritance tax proposal claiming it could raise $5 billion annually but trigger capital flight, reduced work, and lower investment. The piece questions moral defenses and notes support from economists Kenneth Arrow and Paul Samuelson, hinting at Cambridge influence.
William F Buckley Jr surveys a New York dog controversy between antidog groups and dog owners. He notes attempts to restrict dogs to parks, proposes dog cleanup liability, and mocks Mayor Lindsay while citing public sentiment and political risk. He mentions the Dog Owner's Protective Association and Village Voice coverage.
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