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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
4
The article notes that fertility and five year old numbers have dipped and the July fertility rate is at a low point since the 1930s. It warns that even with short term slowdowns, millions more Americans will exist by century's end and urges preparation.
This piece notes Justice John Marshall Harlan's lineage to the elder Harlan who served 1877 to 1911 and earned the title great dissenter. It contrasts the two justices with respect to their eras, doctrines, and enduring influence, ending with a biblical quotation.
Jeffrey Hart discusses the Taiwan issue at the United Nations, arguing that procedural fights mask a deeper question of how strongly the U.S. will back the Republic of China. He warns expelling Taiwan could weaken U.S. influence in the Western Pacific and polarize domestic politics ahead of Nixon's policy moves.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including daily 15c and Sunday 25c newsstand prices, motor route at 3.47 yearly or 3.20 four weeks, and mail at 30 dollars intra area or 36 outside USA with advance payment required.
William F Buckley Jr assesses the Nixon court vacancy politics. He argues the liberal lobby gains from Poff’s withdrawal and warns against delaying nominees. Buckley urges Reagan to name two conservatives of impeccable reputation, stressing statesmanship and political resolve.
The piece notes Whitechapel Bell Foundry's 20pound replicas of the Liberty Bell offered for 875 dollars with 2,400 casts planned by June 1, 1976. It recalls the original bell cracked 1753 and recast by Passard and Stow, its role in 1776 Independence, and that the famous bell has not tolled since 1885 except on select moments.
A reflection on the Attica prison uprising noting 42 deaths from miscalculation as authorities and inmates misread threats. The piece weighs guards versus inmates, the role of gas versus guns, fatigue, and the historical pattern of bluff and force in crises.
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