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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
4
The piece warns that Issue 2 concerns amending the state constitution and not the income tax alone. It notes voter confusion and cites Ted W. Brown calling the framing emotionally incorrect. The editorial urges a no vote to keep the income tax and emphasizes understanding poll responses.
John S. Knight, editorial chairman of 11 Knight newspapers, declares he will vote for neither Nixon nor McGovern, arguing abstention challenges the electoral process. Critics warn widespread nonvoting could cripple democracy. She hath done what she could. (Mark 14:8).
A reader questions police duty and civilian risk in a hypothetical hostage crisis criticizing Mrs. Betty Hunter. The letter condemns welfare abuse by veterans and calls for better jobs and support for disabled veterans, urging respect and prayers for American veterans.
Mrs. Thomas O Lenick of Monroe protests a CBS movie Change of Habit for misrepresenting autism as caused by neglect. She cites research suggesting biochemical factors and notes autism cannot be diagnosed or treated quickly. She urges public education and access to schools for autistic children.
The Who's Who poll of over 24 000 high school leaders shows 47 percent for Nixon and 37 for McGovern among 18 year olds with 16 percent undecided or for third parties. It notes a shift since 1971 and highlights attitudes on drugs marriage and schooling.
One of George McGovern’s top advisers predicts a defeat in tomorrow’s election with a margin ranging from large to disaster. McGovern remains publicly confident as staff go unpaid since Sept 1 and last minute fund raising efforts fail, despite large crowds in Connecticut California and New York.
The piece questions if peace factors ever truly influence presidential elections. It notes Lyndon Johnson halted bombing in 1968 and harbors skepticism about cosmic luck, arguing desperation drives peace talks and criticizing McGovern’s campaign for lacking strong staff and skilled speech writers. It reflects on Nixon’s dominance and campaign missteps.
The Journal published daily outlines pricing for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, weekly and Sunday rates, and mail options. Subscriptions are paid in advance with annual prices listed for trading area and outside area, plus a monthly service charge. Founded in 1857.
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