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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
4
The American Cancer Society notes cancer is highly curable with early diagnosis and treatment, yet over 100,000 Americans will die this year who might have survived. The message has reached many, but too few act on it, requiring personal responsibility to save lives through awareness and prevention.
The article notes a surge in underwater photography as hobbyists explore inner space beneath the sea. With simple gear like a snarkle fins and watertight housing, divers capture rarely seen marine life, despite light and water distortions.
A critique of The Leviathan monthly’s issue on Repression argues the New Left claims U S repression of its movement, links to Black Panther alarm, and cites police brutality cases and government crime ties, while noting the posture’s paradoxes and late triumphalism.
A letter complains about receiving only the short census form and desiring the longer one. The writer questions questions asked, privacy, and data handling while noting the need to redo entries in pencil after ink was rejected. They express curiosity about the long form and pride in being counted.
Tens of thousands of U S Post Office Department employees and air traffic control staff are alleged to have violated Title V Section 7311 by striking or asserting the right to strike against the government. The piece questions government tolerance and suggests possible prosecutions of labor leaders despite small fines.
The article argues that government inaction on flagrant law violations by citizens undermines respect for statutes. It notes federal workers and postal union leaders seeking amnesty for past violations, warning this could erode deterrence against federal employee strikes.
The passage notes a U S code penalty of fines up to 1000 dollars or a year and a day in prison for violating the statute prohibiting strikes by federal employees. It questions how the government will apply punishment as thousands participate, considering mail service disruption and affidavits sworn by workers. It raises whether union leaders were correct in assuming a strike would circumvent penalties.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc. at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio provides subscription options. Rates list per copy values and weekly, local, trading area, and out of area mail prices with advance payment noted and a founding year of 1857.
The article reviews Jack Olsen's Aphrodite: Desperate Mission, detailing Joe Kennedy Jr. as the eldest Kennedy son who died piloting an experimental unmanned bomber in a doomed mission. It summarizes Churchill’s alleged influence, the botched plan, and Kennedy family reflections including JFK's memory and a Navy Cross citation.
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