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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
4
A United Nations report warns of potential mega earthquakes in major urban centers unless precautions are taken. Dr. Pecora and Dr. Smith offer opposing views on near term California danger, highlighting ongoing debate over quake prediction and mitigation.
Authorities plan an attack on traffic racket by developing a device to single out noisy cars. The move aims to reduce car speed and exhaust pollution as studies show noise harms health in populous areas. The effort echoes concerns cited in old debates about speed and fumes.
Butler County gets its first map edition by Doolittle and Munson of Cincinnati drawn by James McBride of Hamilton. The copper plate map covers 4 by 5 feet detailing streams farms roads schools and county routes with county statistics and township populations. It notes river surveys and canal routes plus Middletown and Hamilton in detail.
Congress struggles with inaction and overburdened staff as 435 House members and 100 senators face endless briefing on complex laws. Readers Digest warns about self destruction while members hesitate to push reforms and clear federal versus state powers emerge as a key issue.
Subscription rates for The Journal Publisher daily are listed for in city and suburban routes, by mail within and outside the trading area, and international, with prices per week or year and advance payment terms. The address and mailing details for Middletown Ohio are provided.
Washington reports 내부 power struggle in the Nixon White House with adviser Robert Ellsworth facing removal to a ceremonial post likely NATO ambassador. Ellsworth’s failures and alleged leaks anger aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman and trigger calls for a decisive presidential stance.
Readers oppose compulsory fluoridation bills promoted in Columbus blaming state lawmakers for limiting choice. A letter from John R. Hursh argues tablets offer precise doses and cheaper options, while others praise consumer independence and call for public input at the city hall first readings on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
City commissioners consider a blanket ordinance to bar door to door salesmen calling without appointments. They argue weary householders will pay to rid themselves of unwanted sales at day’s end, but questions arise about who benefits most the householders or local merchants and the role of profit motive.
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