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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1972
Page
4
The piece discusses PRIDE drug treatment in Hamilton facing public backing and police scrutiny. It warns treatment centers must gain addict trust while cooperating with law enforcement to avoid driving addicts back to the streets. It compares local issues to broader anti hijacking measures and notes broad legislative momentum.
A New York writer recalls a head bump from a Lou Gehrig photo and surveys a wall of autographed pictures of Babe Ruth JFK LBJ and Truman. He laments strings loosening from smog and bombing era Sixth Avenue while joking about celebrity portraits possibly “striking back.”
The Nixon White House plans to pivot from foreign policy to domestic matters in the second term. Critics note gaps between Kissinger’s international rigor and Ehrlichman’s domestic approach, with quotas and affirmative action emerging as a central issue. The administration faces questions about welfare expansion and a need for a coherent middle-class based policy.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions with home delivery options. It details motor route payments in installments or weekly periods, a 15 cent service charge for tube placement, and mail subscription rates including outside trading areas and U S rates.
Paul Bethel and Charles Wiley, moderate conservatives, reemerge in campaigns across South Florida and New Jersey after their Cuba encounter. Wiley, jailed for reporting on the revolution, was released with Bethel's help while Bethel won a Florida congressional primary with 60 percent in a district including Hialeah's blue-collar voters.
Maybelle Marsh and Sylvia Fields defend William Donham amid criticism of his hearse publicity stunt in his campaign. The writers argue political actions depend on point of view and what offend s one may not offend another.
Letters attack welfare abuse while canvassing in South Florida split along race and party lines. Voters react to policies on aid elderly and unwed mothers, with Bethel backed by Cuban and anti busing factions in a tight race. Wiley faces Case in New Jersey as campaigns press for broader reform.
Dennis The Menace targets New Jersey GOP leaders with ads urging welfare in kind and court priority for violent crimes. John Collins drives Conservative Party line against Drinan and Linsky in a Massachusetts district, hoping to siphon votes from both parties and echo Jim Buckley’s New York success.
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