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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1970
Page
4
A Cornell University team proposes that impacts or lightning shocks could synthesize amino acids from ancient gases. They tested by applying a shock wave to gas mixtures and observed amino acid formation, suggesting a possible path to life’s origins.
The article notes a wildlife comeback as whooping cranes, once down to 15 individuals, are on the rise due to federal conservation efforts. A winter census at Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas counted 56 wild cranes, with 21 in captivity for reserve breeding and experimental stock.
Washington reports a plan to establish a second wild flock by transferring eggs into sandhill crane nests. Preliminary experiments are needed before egg transfer. The effort aims to restore migratory patterns and show wildlife recovery is possible with careful action. The text also includes a biblical quotation about Jesus teaching with authority.
Marianne Means assesses Attorney General John Mitchell as the driving force behind the flawed Haynsworth and Carswell Supreme Court picks. The piece argues his political calculus and public image undermine Nixon's standards, portraying Mitchell as the administration’s evil genius and a spokesman for a heavy hand over civil liberties and justice.
A college son thanks his parents for attending Parents Weekend and stresses fraternity value in student growth. Hunter Clark Post junior unit seeks to fund a kidney dialysis machine for Central Ohio by a Betty Crocker coupon drive, offering a half cent per coupon and aiming for 600,000 coupons by December.
The article argues Nixon's Vietnamization and school integration plans reduce protests and push toward a more tolerable society. It warns that postal wage disputes risk setting a dangerous precedent for federal workers and could hinder broader postal reform amid inflation and an election-year strategy.
The commentator argues Nixon will appease Michigan auto workers with higher wages and that inflation can be fought only after elections. The Teamsters may gain, and the politics imply a zigzag war on inflation is preferable to none.
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A retrospective recounts the Lincoln assassination at Ford's Theatre. It covers Edman Spangler’s role, Booth's escape, and the punishment and later fates of Spangler and Dr. Mudd, along with Mary Surratt's execution and a soldier shielding her from sun.
Ludwig II ruled Bavaria from 1864 to 1886 and was nicknamed The Mad King. A lame duck describes an election-losing official serving out a current term. Scurvy stems from vitamin C deficiency and lack of fresh vegetables. Ambergris is a valuable perfume ingredient secreted by sperm whales. An antitoxin neutralizes a toxin.
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