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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1973
Page
4
Paul J. Day serves as Executive Editor at The Journal News, guiding business coverage and editorial direction across regional markets with a focus on economic trends and corporate reporting.
A Washington columnist laments a pervasive malaise in the capital. He notes McGovernites and Republicans alike sour over impeachment talk, resignations, and factional fights within the Democratic Party. He warns of a damaged national image ahead of 1976 conventions and a deeply divided Washington press corps.
Retired Senior Volunteers Program in Burbank California runs a home service exchange to fix plumbing carpentry painting and electrical wiring for seniors and the poor. Volunteers repair washing machine hoses flooring and sprinklers and a clothing exchange for seniors is planned. Free wheel chair and cane lending starts and some members teach in schools and in a juvenile program.
A Sunday column argues the Arab Israeli war is a strategic East West confrontation. It warns that Western Europe fears oil supply disruption and Soviet influence grows with Arab arms deals while NATO seeks to avoid rifts and maintain unity amid U. S. Israel support. Matthew 11 28 quoted.
A Vietnam era veteran reflects on readjustment after 1965 66 service and credits community praise for his progress. He recounts hardship with civilian life and schooling, hopes to use veteran bonus toward education, and aims to teach in primary grades. C Mac Knepshield Jr. 720 Elwood St.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists rates for daily weekday copies 15c and Sunday 25c. Home delivery by paperboy 80c weekly, motor route $3.47 yearly in 12 installments or $3.20 in four weekly periods, plus a 15c monthly service charge. Mail rates $30 per year within the trading area and outside, or 356 year outside U.S.A.. advance payment required.
Washington columnist denounces President Nixon's plan to appoint Leon Jaworski as special prosecutor and to control his staff. The piece argues Jaworski's independence is limited by White House backing and warns that backing Bork's view could curb Congress, courts, and public scrutiny.
The Campus Community Players publicized Oklahoma! with three one sentence ads each containing a phone number. A staffer used an office line with a taped message that generated a flood of calls to a woman in Trenton. The mishap disrupted a secretary and drew attention to the show.
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