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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1968
Page
4
The Shoshone of Nevada protest a Bureau of Land Reclamation order demanding five cents per pound for pine nuts over 25 pounds. They warn that rifle-toting retaliation could follow if harvesters are endangered. The dispute raises broader questions about treaty rights and American values.
A bearded sales executive in Arizona was fired for wearing a neatly trimmed beard, despite strong performance. In Massachusetts a bearded divinity student was blocked from applying for substitute teaching, with the state commission noting no protection for beards. The piece questions hiring standards and cites Psalm 121.
William Buckley Jr argues that Nixon won a majority of the popular vote but not a true majority, with Wallace’s support implying broader backing for Nixon. He speculates on how a Humphrey victory could have changed the electoral landscape and warns of future challenges from the New Left demanding law and order under Nixon.
Publication notice lists address in Middletown Ohio and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail options including in and outside trading area. Rates shown: 70c weekly, 2.00 yearly within trading area, 30.00 outside trading area, 38.00 outside USA. Founded 1857.
Joseph Alsop analyzes Nixon's minority election behind a frail majority and the debate over two possible courses. He argues the president-elect must choose between a broad center government or a modern conservative coalition, with cabinet picks and Agnew’s selection signaling the direction. The piece stresses uncertainty and a suspenseful wait for decisive moves.
Article outlines Nixon potential presidency with frequent task forces and cabinet advisory roles. It notes he will retain final word, face unforeseen contingencies, and pursue Vietnam negotiation clarity. Possible overseas talks are debated, with emphasis on domestic Washington pre inauguration work and possible troops reduction.
John P Roche reflects on the 1968 U S presidential election noting 86 percent turnout for the system, a Republican president with Democratic majorities in Congress, and a peaceful transfer of power to Richard Nixon. He argues the results defy simple issue-based patterns and praises the democratic process despite personal nonalignment with Nixon.
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