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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1971
Page
21
Review of Allan Nevins’s two volume Ordeal of the Union volumes seven and eight. Discusses Nevins’s pro Northern stance, scholarly strengths, and occasional judgments on Meade’s Gettysburg handling. Notes author’s background at Columbia and Huntington Library. Mentions Lee’s 1865 perspective.
A list of paperback titles and authors appears, listing numerous works across genres. The catalog includes Papillon by Charriere Slaughter House Five by Vonnegut Of a Fire on the Moon by Mailer and many others of varying topics and authors.
Publishers Weekly compiled list shows The Exorcist by Blatty at number one, with The Day of the Jackal by Forsyth at two and Wheels by Halley at six. Other noted titles include The Other by Tryon, The Drifters by Michener, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Brown, The Gift Horse, Any Woman Can, The Female Eunuch, and The Sensuous Man.
New York AP. Fall ibook publisher offerings flood stores with fiction from established authors and loaded nonfiction of memoirs and biographies. Notables include The Vantage Point by Lyndon B Johnson, My Life and Times by Henry Miller, Nothing But People by Arnold Gingrich, and Joan Crawford My Way of Life, among others. Enduring figures like Eleanor and Franklin and Ben-Gurion appear in biographical works, with fiction such as Rabbit Redux by Updike and Our Gang by Philip Roth shaping the autumn lineup.
George Bates will host a free program titled Drug Abuse and Your Child at 7 30 PM Tuesday at the Woman's Center, sponsored by the Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club. The Middletown Public Library is expanding its drug abuse resources listing two notable books for parents and several other titles in nonfiction and fiction.
Walter J. Hickel presents his view of himself as a doer who cuts through red tape to solve problems in interior and environmental policy. He recounts Alaska governorship, pollution crises including Santa Barbara and Gulf of Mexico fires, and his Nixon era fallout, arguing he is a pragmatic conservationist driven by youth and problem solving rather than ideology.
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