Presidential aspirants weigh national issues in survey
The Economy dominates the responses from leading figures as the most important national issue. Figures such as McGovern, McCloskey, Proxmire, Humphrey, Wallace, Jackson, and Chisholm weigh economy, war, and education, with Nixon notably absent from replies.
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Vietnam
George McGovern
South Dakota
Paul McCloskey
Mabert Ho Humphrey
Minnesota
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Humphrey
Green Christmas Ahead Says Inflation Fades and Growth Grows
A 1971 outlook notes inflation cooling and employment rising to 79.8 million workers. It cites record auto sales, construction of over two million homes, and strong retail demand with holiday sales forecast up 8 to 10 percent. Passenger expectations reflect optimism despite wage price concerns and longshore disruptions. The piece closes with a festive greeting and a note on a record high economy.
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Kresge
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options including newsstand copies at 2 cents weekday and Sunday editions, home delivery by paperboy at 80 cents weekly, motor route at 3.47 monthly or 3.20 four weeks, plus a monthly service charge for placing the paper in a tube. Rates shown for within and outside trading area, with international pricing and advance payment terms. Founded in 1857.
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Furst Ave
Middletown
Orig
Wapaperbo
Mui
USA
Dilemma for Democrats as 72 race unfolds
In a wide ranging view of how Democrats might win the presidency in 1972 the piece notes that money, broad appeal, and a strong program matter more than name recognition. It cites Muskie and Humphrey as leading contenders with national convention dynamics and economic conditions shaping outcomes.
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Washington
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Miami Beach
Bether
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Ctizens
Everybudy
Would Senate Approve Cardozo as Supreme Court Model
The piece argues whether liberals in the Senate would approve a Cardozo appointment. It references Cardozo's judicial philosophy of limiting court overreach, his stance on social issues, and contrasts with Nixon era considerations. It notes Cardozo’s cautious use of state power and his record on the New Deal era disputes.
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Supreme Court
Benjamin Cardozo
Co Gozo
Senate
Fred Graham
New York Times
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Cardozo
Alan Mitz
Cardozo
Richard Revere
New Yorker
Court of Appeals
Margaret Sanger
Homer Cummings
Cummings
Hughes
Brandeis
Stone
James Jackson Kilpatrick
U.S
Arizona
Burger
Blackman
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
White
Harlan
Stewart
Black
Powell
Rehnquist
Anecdotal Life-Saving Aorta Operation at Middletown Hospital
The writer recalls an urgent seven hour operation to replace the aorta for a rupturing aneurysm on July 13. A vascular surgeon and team, including a local anesthesiologist, performed the procedure with no publicized names, noting the rare capability at Middletown Hospital once limited to Cincinnati or the Cleveland Clinic.
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Thelma Sarock
Cincinnati
Cleveland Clinic
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