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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1972

Page

4

Rotary Doing Its Thing But Too Few Listening

Middletown Rotarians push drug abuse awareness in schools and the Adult Evening School seminar series at Middletown High School. Despite steady effort over three years, public interest wanes though the program continues to educate parents and youths about drugs and related risks.

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Gift to Uncle Sam from a patriotic truck driver

William Meitz, a bachelor truck driver who saved $85,000 for the United States, died at 81. Secretary George P. Shultz accepted the gift and suggested it would go into the general fund, prompting calls to use the money for a special purpose. The writer questions whether such a generous gift should be dumped into the general hopper.

William Meitz United States George P. Shultz Meitz Shultz General Hopper

Nixon and Wilson contrasted in Nixon era foreign policy

The analysis links Nixon’s stance to Wilson and Hobbes, arguing Nixon seeks a stable order based on national interests, not idealistic preaching. It notes China’s purchase of 10 Boeing 707s signals durable detente and American ties, while U.S. support for Soviet aid and Vietnam shows power relied on commerce and technology.

Richard Nixon Woodrow Wilson Nixon Wilson Oval Office LBJ Princeton League of Nations Lloyd George Clemenceau Senate Kissinger A. Heena McGovern China U.S Peking Leiden Kremlin Reinhold Niebuhr

Coalition for a Democratic Majority aims to reshape liberalism

Ben Wattenberg launches the Coalition for a Democratic Majority to revive Democratic liberalism by replacing New Politics with a sane internationalism and law and order stance. Prominent backers include Norman Podhoretz Midge Decter Seymour Lipset and John Roche while questions loom about how far intellectuals will realign with Humphrey Jackson Democrats.

Ben Wattenberg Henry Jackon Washington Coalition For A Democratic Majority CDM Ben Miami Beach McGovern Jackson New York Wattenberg Richard Shifter Hubert Humphrey Montgomery County Maryland New York City Norman Podhoretz Commentary Midge Decter Harper’s Podhoretz-Decter Joseph Bishop Yale Law School Seymour Martin Lipset Harvard John Roche Brandeis University Jeanne Kirkpatrick Georgetown University Nathan Glazer Nixon Dan Moynihan Max Kampelman William Connell Humphrey Bayard Rustin A. Phillip Randolph Pullman Porters Robert Keefe COPE Committee On Political Education Richard Ravitch Ed Muskie Americans For Democratic Action ADA America Galbraith Humphrey-Jackson Democratic Norman Mailer Clique New York Village Voice Irving Kristol

Public scrutiny and questions over a congressman's finances

Readers react after a Dayton Journal Herald report on Congressman Powell's finances prompted by Ralph Nader. Letters question why Powell handed cash to his campaign manager and challenge his denial, while others demand accountability and address local theft and civic issues.

Dayton Journal Herald Powell Ralph Nader Congress Don Gingerich Fred Jones Lebanon Jones Gingerich Dayton

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates

The Journal published by News Journal Inc outlines rates for daily newsstand copies 5 cents, Sunday 25 cents, home delivery options 80 cents per week, motor route three dollars and forty seven cents in 12 installments or three dollars twenty in four weeks, plus a 15 cent monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions cost 30 dollars per year in and outside the trading area, 38 dollars outside the U.S. All motor route and mail subscriptions are payable in advance.

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Our Town notes and reader thoughts from Cherokee Republican

A column from the Cherokee Oklahoma Republican urges community action over passive hope and includes notes on Dave Regan’s hospital recuperation in Cincinnati. Also recounted is a Middletown resident thwarting a Christmas stamp scam by two youths and a reader tip on engine warming and tire break-in before highway speeds.

Dave Regan Holmes Hospital Cincinnati Licked Middletown

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