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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
4
The piece weighs the impact of Nasser's death on Arab unity and the Arab-Israeli conflict. It argues leadership charisma cannot replace the need for a workable settlement, and suggests the transition will likely disrupt efforts toward any real progress while the regional dilemma persists.
A fragmented review notes Dos Passos influence on modern philosophy in literature and records his peak in the 1930s with Manhattan Transfer and the USA trilogy. It suggests later works fail to match early achievements, though his historical non fiction remains of interest.
A jumble of editorials argues against women’s liberation and political change. Readers express disgust at party divisions and senior figures, denouncing gender roles and a perceived liberal drive. Supporters claim policy shifts threaten tradition and homes, urging resistance to social reform.
Washington debate centers on Cairo leadership after Nasser death with Nixon avoiding Nasser funeral. Soviet influence seen strong as Egypt receives arms and troops while Jordan and Palestinian factions risk renewed clashes. Israel seeks cease fire while the United States pledges arms to balance regional power toward peacemaking.
The notice lists subscription rates for The Journal with price details per copy and annual options. It notes a price of 2 cents per Sunday issue, a four day option, and annual payments of $20.00 domestically and $72.05 elsewhere, with instructions for advance payment.
The piece questions the Scranton Commission's handling of campus violence and its call for restraint. It argues the commission failed to address causes, blames a radical mind set shaped by intellectual classes, and contends administrators and faculties must restore order to avoid funding losses. It notes Nixon's stance on Vietnam and criticizes moral leadership appeals.
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