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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1970

Page

3

Positions Open in Army Security Agency

The Army Security Agency seeks qualified applicants. Citizens with a high school diploma or equivalent and high scores on qualification tests may enlist. After eight weeks of basic training, trainees enter advanced courses in security fields and related disciplines. Assignments often in Europe or the Orient, with four years of active duty. Middletown recruiting station at 116 S Main St provides more information.

Rowe Middletown U.S Army Security Agency Europe Orient S. Main St

Nixon Should Get Rid Of Mitchell Bayh

Sen. Birch Bayh urged President Nixon to replace Attorney General John Mitchell after criticizing Mitchell for not researching nominee backgrounds. Bayh cited Carswell’s 1948 white supremacist speech and Haynsworth’s financial dealings, speaking to about 100 students at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.

Antoine Wiertz Painted 131 Canvases Covering Vast Area

The Belgian artist Antoine Wiertz produced 131 paintings totaling about 195000 square feet, nearly 4 percent of an acre, illustrating his prolific output and grand scale works.

Antoine Wiertz

World’s first subway dug in 1863 amid fears of landmark collapse

The London project faced dire predictions that Westminster Abbey St Paul’s Cathedral and the Houses of Parliament would crumble if the tunneling proceeded. Despite these forecasts the excavation continued with few serious problems and laid the groundwork for modern underground transit.

London Westminster Abbey St. Paul’s Cathedral Parliament

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