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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
4
The piece argues President Nixon overstated executive immunity to gag journalists and stresses that no statutory shield exists for presidential communications. It notes Anglo American law limits confidentiality to few relationships and suggests a future alliance of press and President on shield laws.
The Skylab 2 commander Alan Bean marks a new total time in space by surpassing 50 days including 10 on Apollo 12, while the crew gathered data on hurricanes and photographed US natural resources. Ground observers note Hank Aaron closing on Babe Ruth in home runs.
The argument ties pollution controls to rising costs across goods from cars to peas and home goods. Price increases approved for 1974 model cars illustrate the broader financing of cleaner air and water efforts, with households bearing the expanded cost of safety, antipollution devices, and research.
Marie B. Macy of Kiester Road declares after 15 years in Madison Township that tolls for calling Middletown are unfair while nearby streets enjoy toll free lines. She urges neighbors on Germantown Road to voice support or cancel service, threatening to disconnect.
Steve Robinson recalls at Madison High in 1972 being told to shave a mustache to meet a dress code. He sought a lawyer but time ran out and he complied, then grew sideburns. He urges students with long hair or facial hair to challenge school regulations in court.
Copeland outlines how pre Watergate distrust grew between the CIA and the White House and how CIA actions framed the Watergate break in as a defensive move. He notes covert pressures from the White House, agency word pattern analyses, and a forthcoming book by Copeland on the CIA.
William F. Buckley Jr surveys the Chilean upheaval arguing the middle class farmers, truck owners and professionals opposed Allende’s democratic socialism. He recalls Chou Enlai’s view, notes media and university pressures, and questions whether Allende’s end signals a broader rejection of “El Marxismo” and the prospect of repression in socialism.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc announces home delivery options for seven days at 80 cents, motor route at 3.47 annually in installments or 3.20 four-week periods, and mail subscriptions at 30 dollars in-trading area or 38 outside, all paid in advance. The notice lists service charges and postage details for daily, Sunday, and specialty distribution.
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