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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues 20th century art lacks authority and unity, celebrates nihilism, and mocks popular artists. It cites Bert Lance and Tom Wolfe to critique the art market and defend an art of moral integrity that elevates individuality and civilization. The author evokes Pilate and scripture to frame the critique.
A mischievous family creates Marvin a life sized dummy from clothing and household scraps. He sits in the living room with sunglasses and an unlit cigarette, moves at will, and terrifies a plumbing or vacuum cleaner salesman who can hardly finish his pitch before fleeing the scene.
Natalie A. Keith reflects on 13 years at Doty House and the brain damaged child program. She defends the merger with the Intensive Care Division, praises staff dedication, and urges improved communication to prevent harming the children.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options in Middletown Ohio. Home delivery and motor route prices apply Monday through Sunday with weekly and monthly rates. Mail rates vary by U.S. location and are payable in advance.
The Beacon Theater in Manhattan hosted about two thousand supporters for a Vietnamese UN delegation attended by Cora Weiss, Ramsey Clark, Sam Brown, Pete Seeger, and David Dellinger. The gathering praised Hanoi while denouncing the US as colonial and imperialist, with speakers calling for reparations and celebrating totalitarian conquest.
The piece argues that Republican attempts to weaponize the Panama Canal treaties risk exposing a broader failure of economic vision. It cites Everett Ladd on how Democrats, backed by public support for government programs, dominate social groups and politics, while conservatives fear losing core public-spending priorities.
Ted Rogers of National Supply Co addressed Houston area high school editors about steel industry woes including imports and manpower cuts. He handed out T shirts reading Capitalists Need Love Too, delivering a graphic illustration of the sector's troubles to students.
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