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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues that despite the 19th Amendment, more than 50 years later many women remain economically second class. It urges men to accept responsibility and give women their due, framing the liberation movement as a call for fair treatment in pay and opportunity.
Two doctors dispute the Kennedy autopsy data with one supporting a single gunman theory and the other arguing possible help for Oswald. The piece urges an impartial expert panel to review the materials, noting broader debates in labor and gender statistics. It cites AP on gains by women and wage gaps from 1955 to 1970, concluding with a Psalm quote.
Tom Braden recalls a beloved backcountry pond now invaded by campers and hatchery six inch trout sellers. He laments the crowding and argues silent, walk‑in places should stay for walkers, not RVs or portable TVs, urging preservation of wild spaces.
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, mail subscriptions, and rates for adaptation. It notes 1 cent per copy on weekdays, 25 cents on Sundays, motor route and mail options with annual or quarterly terms, and international pricing. The paper is published by News Journal Inc and founded in 1857.
Washington economist William D. Pardridge warns that private U.S. debt stood at two trillion dollars by end of 1971, up 152 billion from 1970, arguing debt production may outpace growth and risk bankruptcies unless debt is curbed. He faces denials from businessmen and economists and proposes a temporary tight lid on debt to avert broader economic trouble.
The author argues for a second national holiday called Management Day to honor the 8 million managers and administrators who direct firms and drive job creation. He notes free enterprise relies on skilled management and suggests pairing it with Labor Day to highlight the link between management, production, and national prosperity.
New York columnist Bob Considine ponders giving up golf and mocks its frustrations while citing Clifford Irving and a controversial anecdote from Irving’s memoir. The piece weaves humor with media culture and references to Rockaway Beach and the Lewisburg Federal Country Club.
Reggie Jones faced Russia's Valeri Treguhov in a one sided light middleweight bout amid a hostile crowd. Jones dominated the action yet the judges ruled for Treguhov amid boos and debris flying from 5,000 foreign spectators.
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